Barranquilla Mayor Alejandro Char stated on September 1, 2026, that the city recorded its lowest homicide figures in seven months following the transfer of 24 criminal suspects. ^[1] Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta announced on Tuesday that the government will provide free 3-kilowatt rooftop solar systems to approximately 2.3 lakh households by March 2027. ^[2] Presumed officials from the CDMX government attempted to take possession of a building located at number 109 on Avenida Bucareli in the Juárez neighborhood without presenting a judicial order or official documentation. ^[3] The tourism and hotel sector in Caldas is advancing in its recovery following the recent earthquake. ^[4] Mayor Alejandro Char credited President Abelardo De La Espriella for ordering the transfer of 24 members of criminal structures to reduce homicide trends in Barranquilla. ^[5] President Abelardo De La Espriella announced on September 1, 2026, that the national government would transfer and isolate high-danger criminals linked to criminal structures present in Barranquilla. ^[6] Consumers using up to 200 units a month will continue to receive the existing 100 per cent electricity subsidy even after installing rooftop solar systems. ^[7] The Delhi government will provide a capital subsidy of ₹78,000, matching the ₹78,000 subsidy offered by the Central government, to bridge the gap between the subsidy amount and the tendered cost of solar installation. ^[8] The revised Delhi Solar Policy targets domestic electricity consumers with monthly usage of up to 400 units, allowing them to receive rooftop solar systems of up to 3 kW without making any upfront payment. ^[9] A police report filed by the SSC on August 31 states that Luis Ángel Días Bica Negra, age 27, requested support to enter the property but did not present any documents to prove his right of access or possession. ^[10] Rafael Naranjo Carmona, legal representative of Lonehouse Gestión S.A. de C.V., stated that agents from the Secretaría de Seguridad Ciudadana (SSC) arrived in unit MX-6560-4, removed maintenance staff, and placed chains and locks on the building's access points. ^[11] The property owner and the tenant company announced they will file a complaint with the Fiscalía General de Justicia de la Ciudad de México to investigate the police actions and clarify the legal basis for the intervention. ^[12]