translated from Spanish: They attacked with explosive to EU at the Guadalajara Consulate

United States Guadalajara Consulate was attacked with an explosive device that left damage to a wall but not wounded, according to State officials and the North American country.
The public prosecutor of Jalisco published on Twitter that “investigations have been attracted by federal authorities, who in turn inform the progress”.

#FGEinforma | After the events in the United States Consulate in Guadalajara, where it was reported the detonation of an explosive device, investigations have been attracted by federal authorities, who in turn shall report progress. pic.twitter.com/nPIHIkRrr1 – Prosecutor of Jalisco (@FiscaliaJal) December 1, 2018 attack occurred Friday night, until in Mexico City Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador swore it as President, at a ceremony where attended the United States Vice President Mike Pence, and Ivanka Trump, daughter and Adviser to Chairman Donald Trump.
Sources from the local prosecutor’s office said that someone threw the explosive device and ran, as you can be seen in the images captured by the cameras of CCTV in the area.
Responsible for the attack escaped while the Consulate is strongly guarded by private security guards.
The outbreak caused a hole of 40 centimeters in a wall of the outer garden of the building, while injured, reported the sources consulted.
The Attorney general of Mexico reported that it initiated an inquiry to determine what type of device was used. That unit officers told AFP they found three levers of fragmentation grenades.

Notice: Incident at the Consulate of EU in Guadalajara: we are aware of a security incident that occurred last night at the Consulate General of the United States in Guadalajara. The Consulate was closed at the time of the incident and there were no injuries. https://t.co/Bdeke7SIxm pic.twitter.com/Nl0heoUllR – US Consulate Gdl (@USCGGuadalajara) December 1, 2018 days, circulated a video on social networks in which a subject warned of an attack on that property by the new Jalisco poster Generation, one of the most powerful of the country and main target of U.S. anti-drug operations.

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