Overview
- FEMSA said 200 incidents hit Oxxo stores and stations during unrest across the Bajío and western Mexico.
- The company attributed the disruption to violence reported as a response by organized crime after the operation that killed Nemesio “El Mencho” Oseguera Cervantes.
- Employees were injured during the events, though FEMSA did not specify how many.
- No customers were reported injured, according to the company’s statement.
- FEMSA executed preventive closures in several states and began reopening most affected areas on February 23 while continuing to monitor local conditions.