#Huixquilucan

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Alberca, Gimnasio, Salón de eventos, Salón de juegos con terraza, Kid´s Club con jardín y Pet Park.

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[vintagehomecollection]

Daylight pours in through a skylight of white alabaster from Spain. The wall is of Huixquilucan stone, Mexico. The floor is Indian Paradise granite.

Designing with Tile, Stone & Brick, 1995

[onlymexico]

Dos Ríos, Huixquilucan, Estado de México.

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Municipios del Estado de México

Municipio Cabecera Municipal Municipio Cabecera Municipal

001 Acambay Acambay 064 El Oro El Oro de Hidalgo

002 Acolman Acolman de Nezahualcóyotl 065 Otumba Otumba de Gómez Farías

003 Aculco Aculco de Espinoza 066 Otzoloapan Otzoloapan

004 Almoloya de Alquisiras Almoloya de Alquisiras 067 Otzolotepec Villa Cuauhtémoc

005 Almoloya de Juárez Villa de Almoloya de Juárez 068 Ozumba Ozumba de Alzate

006 Almoloya del Río Almoloya del Río 069 Papalotla Papalotla

007 Amanalco Amanalco 070 La Paz Los Reyes Acaquilpan

008 Amatepec Amatepec 071 Polotitlán Polotitlán de la Ilustración

009 Amecameca Amecameca de Juárez 072 Rayón Santa María Rayón

010 Apaxco Apaxco de Ocampo 073 San Antonio la Isla San Antonio la Isla

011 Atenco San Salvador Atenco 074 San Felipe del Progreso San Felipe del Progreso

012 Atizapán Santa Cruz Atizapán 075 San Martín de las Pirámides San Martín de las Pirámides

013 Atizapán de Zaragoza Ciudad López Mateos 076 San Mateo Atenco San Mateo Atenco

014 Atlacomulco Atlacomulco de Favela 077 San Simón de Guerrero San Simón de Guerrero

015 Atlautla Atlautla de Victoria 078 Santo Tomás Santo Tomás de los Plátanos

016 Axapusco Axapusco 079 Soyaniquilpan de Juárez San Francisco Soyaniquilpan

017 Ayapango Ayapango de Gabriel Ramos Millán 080 Sultepec Sultepec de Pedro Ascencio de Alquisiras

018 Calimaya Calimaya de Díaz González 081 Tecámac Tecámac de Felipe Villanueva

019 Capulhuac Capulhuac de Mirafuentes 082 Tejupilco Tejupilco de Hidalgo

020 Coacalco de Berriozábal San Francisco Coacalco 083 Temamatla Temamatla

021 Coatepec Harinas Coatepec Harinas 084 Temascalapa Temascalapa

022 Cocotitlán Cocotitlán 085 Temascalcingo Temascalcingo de José María Velasco

023 Coyotepec Coyotepec 086 Temascaltepec Temascaltepec de González

024 Cuautitlán Cuautitlán 087 Temoaya Temoaya

025 Chalco Chalco de Díaz Covarrubias 088 Tenancingo Tenancingo de Degollado

026 Chapa de Mota Chapa de Mota 089 Tenango del Aire Tenango del Aire

027 Chapultepec Chapultepec 090 Tenango del Valle Tenango de Arista

028 Chiautla Chiautla 091 Teoloyucan Teoloyucan

029 Chicoloapan Chicoloapan 092 Teotihuacán Teotihuacán de Arista

030 Chiconcuac Chiconcuac de Juárez 093 Tepetlaoxtoc Tepetlaoxtoc de Hidalgo

031 Chimalhuacán Chimalhuacán 094 Tepetlixpa Tepetlixpa

032 Donato Guerra Villa Donato Guerra 095 Tepotzotlán Tepotzotlán

033 Ecatepec de Morelos Ecatepec de Morelos 096 Tequixquiac Santiago Tequixquiac

034 Ecatzingo Ecatzingo de Hidalgo 097 Texcaltitlán Texcaltitlán

035 Huehuetoca Huehuetoca 098 Texcalyacac San Mateo Texcalyacac

036 Hueypoxtla Hueypoxtla 099 Texcoco Texcoco de Mora

037 Huixquilucan Huixquilucan de Degollado 100 Tezoyuca Tezoyuca

038 Isidro Fabela Tlazala de Fabela 101 Tianguistenco Santiago Tianguistenco de Galeana

039 Ixtapaluca Ixtapaluca 102 Timilpan San Andrés Timilpan

040 Ixtapan de la Sal Ixtapan de la Sal 103 Tlalmanalco Tlalmanalco de Velázquez

041 Ixtapan del Oro Ixtapan del Oro 104 Tlalnepantla de Baz Tlalnepantla

042 Ixtlahuaca Ixtlahuaca de Rayón 105 Tlatlaya Tlatlaya

043 Xalatlaco Xalatlaco 106 Toluca Toluca de Lerdo

044 Jaltenco Jaltenco 107 Tonatico Tonatico

045 Jilotepec Jilotepec de Molina Enríquez 108 Tultepec Tultepec

046 Jilotzingo Santa Ana Jilotzingo 109 Tultitlán Tultilán de Mariano Escobedo

047 Jiquipilco Jiquipilco 110 Valle de Bravo Valle de Bravo

048 Jocotitlán Jocotitlán 111 Villa de Allende San José Villa de Allende

049 Joquicingo Joquicingo de León Guzmán 112 Villa del Carbón Villa del Carbón

050 Juchitepec Juchitpec de Mariano Rivapalacio 113 Villa Guerrero Villa Guerrero

051 Lerma Lerma de Villada 114 Villa Victoria Villa Victoria

052 Malinalco Malinalco 115 Xonacatlán Xonacatlán

053 Melchor Ocampo Melchor Ocampo 116 Zacazonapan Zacazonapan

054 Metepec Metepec 117 Zacualpan Real de Minas Zacualpan

055 Mexicaltzingo San Mateo Mexicaltzingo 118 Zinacantepec San Miguel Zinacantepec

056 Morelos San Bartolo Morelos 119 Zumpahuacán Zumpahuacán

057 Naucalpan de Juárez Naucalpan de Juárez 120 Zumpango Zumpango de Ocampo

058 Nezahualcóyotl Nezahualcóyotl 121 Cuautitlán Izcalli Cuautitlán Izcalli

059 Nextlalpan Santa Ana Nextlalpan 122 Valle de Chalco Solidaridad Xico

060 Nicolás Romero Villa Nicolás Romero 123 Luvianos Villa Luvianos

061 Nopaltepec Nopaltepec 124 San José del Rincón San José del Rincón Centro

062 Ocoyoacac Ocoyoacac 125 Tonanitla Santa Maria Tonanitla

063 Ocuilan Ocuilan de Arteaga

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The Suspicious Death of Paulette Gebara Farah

This is a very controversial case that took place in Mexico in 2010, regarding the mysterious circumstances around a four year old girl's death. The case was officially ruled an accident, however it’s largely speculated that she was actually killed by the people closest to her.

Paulette Gebara Farah was a four year old girl who lived in the municipality of Huixquilucan de Degollado, Mexico with her mother Lizette, father Mauricio, and her seven year old sister. Paulette was disabled as she was born very light, so the doctors didn’t know if she would make it. Thankfully she did, but this caused her to suffer with developmental problems, and couldn’t walk by herself without assistance and couldn’t talk in sentences. She did attend a normal school, but she needed extra help in her classes and assistance walking. Her family was very wealthy, lived in a HUGE apartment, and even had multiple maids to help around the home. Mauricio took both of his daughters on a little weekend vacation to Valle de Bravo, while their mother was also away for the weekend somewhere else to visit a friend, but it was later revealed that she was actually meeting up with a man who she was having an affair with. Mauricio returned with the girls on the night of March 21st, 2010, while Lizette was already home and waiting to put them to bed. The next morning one of the nannies, Erika, went into Paulette’s room to wake her up and make the bed like she did every morning, but she wasn’t there. Erika went downstairs to notify the parents that Paulette was missing.

THE INVESTIGATION…

Erika and another maid named Martha searched for Paulette everywhere in her room. The closets, under her bed, multiple times. They went and searched her parents room and there were no signs of her there either. When they told Lizette and Mauricio that they couldn’t find Paulette, they both seemed really unphased about it. They were very calm, strangely unbothered by the situation, as if it were just another normal day. The parents didn’t even help the maids search for her, so the maids went and looked around the rest of the apartment and the apartment building with no luck. Mauricio’s brother  informed his sister of her disappearance and she notified the authorities. Later, the Mayor Alfredo del Mazo Maza, notified the Attorney General of The State of Mexico, Alberto Bazbaz.

Forensic teams came in and searched the entire apartment at least five times on the first day they were there, and no signs of Paulette or any evidence of an intruder were found. There were no signs of a forced entry, no signs of a struggle, nothing. The parents claimed that there was nothing off or suspicious about the night she went missing, the dogs weren’t barking, everything just seemed pretty normal. There were many interviews conducted during the time of her disappearance, especially with her mother Lizette. There’s one interview specifically which was recorded while she was in Paulette’s room and sitting on the edge of her bed, which will be important later on. Due to these interviews, Paulette’s picture was EVERYWHERE. She was on billboards, newspapers, magazines, and on TV. It’s believed that this case was so popular due to them being a pretty wealthy family. The public started to become skeptical of the situation due to no ransom notes being left, or no calls from anyone trying to demand money, and people figured if a child from a well off family gets taken, why wouldn’t they try to make money off of it? Of course being taken for ransom isn’t the only reason children go missing.

SUSPICIONS GROW STRONGER…

On March 31st, 2010, Paulette’s body was found wedged in the corner at the foot of her bed, wrapped in her own sheets. This is the same exact spot on the bed where her mother was sitting for her interview. This was nine days after she had gone missing, and this really raised the public's suspicions on what really happened to the child. Not only was her own mother sitting on the bed where her child’s body was, but there were so many people going in and out of that room to search for her, and no one found her. The parents, the maids, the forensic teams, who claimed they searched her room, including her bed at least five times. The maids have entered the room to make the bed since then as well, and no one found her. People have slept on her bed within those nine days as well. Everyone knows a dead body produces a very unique and disgusting smell, so how could no one have smelled the body after so long of it being there? However, forensic investigators claimed that the body couldn’t have been there any longer than three days, so it had to have been a homicide. There was just no way the body could’ve been there any longer without producing a smell or being found.

However, the coroner ruled Paulette’s death to be an accident, and she died from asphyxiation from slipping between her bedpost and the mattress, and her covers compressed her lungs which caused her to suffocate. The authorities even had the nannies reenact themselves making the bed on video, and from the way they were doing it, it’s definitely possible that the nannies wouldn’t have been able to notice her body. Even with this information, it’s still widely believed that this wasn’t an accident, and she had to have been killed by someone in the home. Even if this truly was a homicide, there was no way for anyone to be able to prove it considering how all of the evidence in her room and in the home was so contaminated. Many, many people have come in and out of that home due to the property not being marked off as a crime scene. Footprints and fingerprints everywhere, DNA everywhere, it would’ve been extremely hard to try and pinpoint who the suspect(s) were. A close family friend, Amanda de la Rosa also lived with the family for several days after she disappeared, and slept in her bed every night.

THEORIES…

The main theory is that Paulette’s mother, Lizette, killed her due to frustration and being unable to handle all of her disabilities. People described Lizette as a rather cold person who lacked empathy and emotional attachment, and is someone who would have definitely seen Paulette as a burden. Lizette seemed emotionless and carefree regarding Paulette’s disappearance and murder, and was even quoted saying, “even if I lose Paulette, I still have another daughter.” Whenever she was accused of being involved in her murder, she just became angry and defensive and kind of anxious as well.

The next theory regards Mauricio, her father, as being her killer. It’s speculated that Paulette was already dead before they returned from their trip. However, I personally don’t feel like that’s the case. It doesn’t really make any sense. If they had flown there and back, she couldn’t have been dead. If they drove, where did he hide the body considering his other seven year old daughter was also with them? Wouldn’t she have asked where her sister was? It’s also believed that the Attorney General, Alberto Bazbaz covered up the murder for Mauricio since they were very close friends and the family had a lot of money and he could’ve paid him off or something like that. Alberto was also heavily accusing Lizette of the murder as well.

The next theory regards both parents being the killers. It’s theorized that the family were having some financial struggles and they were scared of not being able to afford their home or the luxurious lifestyle they lived, so they staged a kidnapping in order to get money from the government, the people of Mexico, and Paulette’s grandparents. They believe it’s possible that they stored Paulette in an air vent or something like that, told her they’d be back to get her soon, and were just so busy with the investigators, and the news press, and the interviews, that they couldn’t get back to her in time and she suffocated in the air vent, or wherever they had put her.

Another theory is that the whole investigation was rigged from the start, due to the relationship the family had with the District Attorney. It’s strange that the room and the home were searched at least five times and no one saw the body. The investigators were only ordered to look for signs of forced entry, and when they started looking for other sorts of evidence, they were ordered to stop looking.

Another theory involved the maids being the ones who killed her, due to always having to look after her, and being the ones to discover that she was missing in the first place. People also thought it was strange that they had made her bed after she disappeared and still didn’t notice the body there, but as I said early, it was definitely possible for them to not notice the body with the way they were making the bed.

Another theory was that Paulette’s sister accidentally killed her. They claim that she was probably jealous of all the extra attention Paulette received due to her disabilities, and that maybe her parents could’ve been fighting the night they got home, and it’s theorized that Paulette went into her sisters room scared and upset due to all the yelling, and her sister tried to shut her up, and accidentally killed her. Again, I don’t think this is right either, considering Paulette couldn’t really walk on her own and needed assistance, so how did she get into her sister's room?

I personally believe the theory of her mother being the killer is possible, or her father and everything being a coverup. I don’t believe the maids were involved, or her sister, and I’m kind of skeptical about Paulette being killed before she returned home. I suppose it’s possible, it just seems very odd. Or of course, it really was an accident.

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🤭🙊🏍️ (en Huixquilucan Interlomas) https://www.instagram.com/p/Cd-5pSILLmv/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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Tocó ir con Davis hasta Huixquilucan, al concurso de la elegancia y aunque todo pintaba que no podríamos llegar por la lluvia, se logró y la pasamos muy bonis 🥰

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Familia de Sheinbaum involucrada en paraísos fiscales de Panama Pampers

CIUDAD DE MÉXICO * Abril 10, 2024. ) Apro Aunque Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo lo negó durante el debate presidencial del pasado 8 de abril, su abuela, su madre y dos tías sí crearon una sociedad de papel en el paraíso fiscal de las Islas Vírgenes Británicas: lo hicieron el 1 de marzo de 1990, a través de la firma Citco, especializada en administrar las fortunas de sus clientes. Algunos de los documentos relativos a esta compañía, incluyendo su acta constitutiva, aparecen entre los millones de correos y archivos internos del despacho panameño Mossack Fonseca, que fueron revelados por la investigación internacional Panama Papers, coordinada por el Consorcio Internacional de Periodistas de Investigación (ICIJ). De acuerdo con el acta constitutiva de la compañía, su accionista principal en su fundación era Mati Cemo de Pardo, la abuela de Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo, quien tenía 25 mil acciones. Las 25 mil restantes se repartieron entre sus tres hijas: Annie Pardo, la madre de la candidata presidencial, recibió 8 mil 500 acciones; su hermana Esther obtuvo 8 mil 500, y Sally Jacqueline tuvo 8 mil acciones. La entidad fue registrada en la sede de Citco en Tortola, la capital de las Islas Vírgenes Británicas, y su primer consejo de administración estuvo presidido por Annie Pardo, con Sally de vicepresidenta y Esther de secretaria. En los archivos de Mossack Fonseca no aparecen las funciones que desempeñó esta compañía para la familia de Sheinbaum, pero queda constancia que siguió activa por lo menos hasta 2006, fecha en la que las cuatro mujeres seguían en su consejo directivo. Los documentos desmienten a Sheinbaum, a quien la candidata opositora Xóchitl Gálvez Ruiz atacó durante el debate presidencial evocando tres compañías offshore de su familia que habían salido en los Panama Papers. La candidata de Morena reviró entonces que “todo lo que dice” Gálvez era “absolutamente falso”, y preguntó: “¿Cómo creerle a una mentirosa?”. Las otras compañías offshore a la que se refirió Gálvez también existen, aunque fueron creadas por dos tías de Sheinbaum, no por su madre ni su abuela: la compañía Vanmiste Ltd. fue constituida por Esther Pardo el 8 de diciembre de 2008, quien colocó de directores a sus hijos Miguel, Vanessa y Stephanie Gurwitz Pardo –los primos de Sheinbaum–, con direcciones en Huixquilucan, en el Estado de México. La tercera era Jagoga Ltd, creada en 2008 por Sally Jacqueline Pardo, quien colocó a sus hijos José David y Gabriel Davidov Pardo como directores, y seguía activa en 2016, según consta en correos electrónicos que la tía de Sheinbaum envió a Olga Santini, la representante de Mossack Fonseca en Miami, quien a la par administraba la compañía Vanmiste Ltd.

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Pregunta por la promoción de septiembre 2023. Exclusiva torre de 23 niveles con excelentes amenidades con amplias terrazas.

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Despliegan por emergencia a pipas para abastecer agua en la zona mexiquense

CAEM Resuelve Emergencia Hídrica en San Cristóbal, Huixquilucan Mireya Estrada | Corresponsal La Secretaría del Agua y la Comisión de Agua del Estado de México (CAEM) han respondido de manera efectiva a la solicitud de la comunidad de San Cristóbal, en Huixquilucan, que se encontraba sufriendo una severa escasez de agua desde principios de enero. Ante la crisis de agua que afectaba a la…

[vuelode-irbis]

quick question as someone who used to live in MX (Huixquilucan) but moved to the states, how’s warbler migration going so far?

Hello! Sorry for delaying your ask for so long, I had plans for birdwatching and wanted to answer you after that, since i could pay attention to them, but it sadly was cancelled. Anyways, i've been trying to hear/observe them near the areas i walk by and i've spotted some!! I'm fairly new here so I hadn't really paid attention. But they sure are here :]

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Romina Contreras encabeza Desfile Cívico por 123 Aniversario de la Independencia

La presidenta municipal de Huixquilucan, Romina Contreras Carrasco, encabezó el Desfile Cívico, con motivo del 213 Aniversario del Inicio de la Independencia de México y el cual contó con la participación de más de seis mil 300 personas, entre servidores públicos, elementos de la policía municipal, estudiantes y docentes, así como charros de esta localidad.  Acompañada del coordinador de los…

[the-firebird69]

"With a production budget of $115 million,[15] production began in July 2011. The film's Earth-bound scenes were shot in a dump in the poor Iztapalapa district on the outskirts of Mexico City. The scenes for Elysium were shot in Vancouver and the wealthy Huixquilucan-Interlomas suburbs of Mexico City.[citation needed] Matt Damon shaved his head for the role of Max. Re-shoots took place in October 2012.[16]"

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elysium_(film)#:~:text=With%20a%20production,October%202012.%5B16%5D

It looks like eliason was changed by JC into Vancouver or some part of it

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She will say his way to tell and there is a few so we're going to look at it

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Olympus

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Toluca, Estado de México.- Agentes de la Fiscalía General de Justicia del Estado de México (FGJEM) en conjunto con autoridades de la Fiscalía General del Estado de Michoacán (FGE) detuvieron en esa entidad federativa a Roque Daniel “N”, investigado por su probable intervención en el delito de trata de personas, registrado en el municipio mexiquense de Huixquilucan. Investigaciones de la FGJEM…