On Saturday night, a mass shooting at Los Cantaritos bar in Querétaro, central Mexico, resulted in the death of 10 individuals—seven men and three women—and injured at least seven others. Four gunmen arrived in a pickup truck, armed with long guns, and opened fire indiscriminately inside the bar. Authorities have arrested one suspect, and the vehicle used by the attackers was later found abandoned and set on fire. Querétaro, typically considered a safer area in Mexico, has been experiencing increased violence, amid a nationwide security crisis tied to organized crime and drug cartels. The newly inaugurated President Claudia Sheinbaum has emphasized tackling violence through social policies rather than declaring war on cartels. Local officials, including Querétaro Governor Mauricio Kuri, have vowed to bring the perpetrators to justice and maintain the state's security.