Marianne Clift, a 68-year-old Canadian, was the victim of an assault at a rental house in the community of Bucerías, Nayarit. The thieves, apparently a man and a woman, beat the woman until she lost consciousness.
The event is gaining international attention because the Canadian press has denounced insecurity that prevails in Mexico.
Originally from Sarnia, a town in southwestern Ontario, Canada, Clift traveled to Bucerías with her husband to rest for a while, in a house they rented in the tourist area that is located halfway between Puerto Vallarta and the Riviera of Nayarit.
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