¡TRAGEDIA!: Hijo de ATROPELLADO en Los Cabos DENUNCIA cuenta de 1.4 MILLONES | Saga Noticias

The son of Joaquín Espinoza, a victim of the mass hit-and-run in Los Cabos following the Mexico soccer match, denounces his father's critical condition and the hospital costs that have already exceeded 1.4 million pesos. Diego Espinoza recounts how his father, completely unaware of the celebrations, was struck by a vehicle that accelerated into the crowd of fans and was thrown from his vehicle, suffering an emergency craniotomy. In this exclusive interview with Saga Noticias, Diego Espinoza describes the ordeal his family is enduring: his father, Joaquín Espinoza, remains in critical condition in a private hospital in Cabo San Lucas, without health insurance for major medical expenses, and with a bill that grows daily. The family, originally from Toluca, has launched a donation campaign at apoyo.joaquinespinoza on Instagram and apoyo.mx to raise funds. The hit-and-run in Los Cabos during the Mexican National Team's celebrations left multiple victims and went viral on social media. Authorities in Baja California Sur have yet to resolve the situation regarding the person responsible for the incident. 00:00 Son of the victim of the hit-and-run in Los Cabos recounts what happened 01:27 This is how the driver accelerated twice toward the fans 02:44 Joaquín Espinoza's critical condition: craniotomy and brain injury 03:38 Hospital bill exceeds 1.4 million pesos without health insurance 06:42 Family from Toluca asks for support from Cabo San Lucas 08:22 Instagram account and donation campaign for Joaquín Espinoza Connect with us: 🔔 Remember to subscribe to the channel and activate the bell so you don't miss any of our interviews and political analysis. 🌐 Visit our official website: https://www.saganoticias.com/ 📲 Follow us on Facebook:   / lasagaofficial   📸 Follow us on Instagram:   / lasagaofficial   🍄 Follow us on Saga Light:    / @sagalightadelamicha   🐦 X: https://x.com/LaSagaOficial Adela Micha Adela Micha interviews Adela Micha news