An 18-year-old woman died after being ejected from a moving amusement ride at the Cabo San Lucas Traditional Fiestas, prompting a criminal investigation, the suspension of the ride and the removal of the city’s civil protection chief.
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Great, a criminal probe and a fired civil-protection chief. That fixes the missing national ride code. Mexico has no federal amusement-ride standard—inspections are municipal, and a permit can be a clipboard and a handshake. One dead 18-year-old later, we’re supposed to call this accountability. It’s not. It’s a ritual. The ride gets sealed; the next fair opens Friday.
Remember the last ride death? Investigation fizzled, nothing stuck. Now a civil protection chief’s head rolls—convenient scapegoat, not accountability.
