Sheinbaum requests review of the case of a young man from Ensenada who closed a restaurant due to extortion.

 

Security cabinet will investigate the case of Moisés Muñiz, who announced he will close his popular restaurant, "Compa Moy," in Ensenada, due to threats and extortion, Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum announced.

In response to a specific question about the Moisés Muñiz case, the president indicated that the Baja California Prosecutor's Office had already intervened, and that Governor Marina del Pilar Avila Olmeda was at the National Palace with her security team, as they are conducting an assessment of all the states. 

However, he did not provide further details on the case, only saying that the security cabinet would provide more details. 

Restaurant closure 

'Compa Moy' shared a video on social media in which he informed his customers that he would have to close his business after nearly four years due to multiple threats from organized crime.