Mexico’s Foreign Ministry expressed “surprise and dissatisfaction” at Egypt’s response to the 2015 attack in a letter sent to Egypt’s Foreign Ministry, citing a failure to conduct a thorough investigation, penalize the perpetrators, and compensate the victims, reported Reuters. In September, an army aircraft fired on a group of tourists killing eight Mexicans and leaving six wounded, in addition to killing four Egyptians. We reported last week that the Egyptian Tourism Federation (ETF) had announced it reached an EGP 140k settlement each for three of the eight families. The ETF said, which is an industry association and not a government body, said it would pay the families from its own funds. Mexico’s Foreign Ministry said it had no knowledge of the matter.