Considering user needs

I’m thinking about how often we can access network information. The user just provided a headline, which might mean they want a summary or more details. I could ask if they want a summary or source and when they need it. While I want to be helpful, I also need to clarify that I might not have live browsing available, but I'm willing to try. Still, I should avoid making guesses about future news.Planning user response

I see that the rules suggest using terminal commands for simple requests, but this situation feels more complex. I should ask if the user wants verification and sources before searching the web. I might respond with options in their language to keep it clear and match the style, like asking if they need me to look up authoritative sources or just provide a brief background. Since the topic is sensitive regarding human remains, I'll handle it delicately and give general context about missing persons in Mexico, while avoiding specific claims about recent events.Clarifying user options

I need to be cautious about specific claims, like tying details to a "World Cup stadium." Mexico is set to host the 2026 World Cup with several stadiums involved, like Estadio Akron in Guadalajara and Azteca in Mexico City. However, I shouldn’t make assumptions about discoveries. Instead, I can ask the user what they expect, offering clear options for them: I could verify details and summarize with sources, or track key facts like time, place, and police progress. I’ll suggest reputable sources for fact-checking while warning about fluctuating numbers.