Two Car Bombs Explode Outside Mexican TV Station

A burned car pictured in front of Televisa's local office in Ciudad Victoria after a car bomb exploded early Friday. (Ronaldo Schemidt/AFP/Getty Images)

Just days after the massacre of 72 Central and South American missing migrants, two car bombs exploded outside a local office of Mexican television station Televisa on Friday in Ciudad Victoria, a major center of the Mexican Drug War.

The explosions damaged buildings but left no casualties. The Televisa cannot determine what explosives were used or what had set them off.

These two car explosions make an aggregate of four car explosions this month. It is said that these car explosions are associated with the country’s war with drug cartels and the campaign of intimidation against the media.