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The Mexican government implements a new energy scheme that limits private investment in the oil sector, which could negatively affect the GDP and economic development of the country.

U.S. companies continue to invest in Mexico due to skilled labor. Saltillo stands out for its efforts in cleaning and maintaining the city, fostering an attractive environment for investment.

Mexican authorities have evicted a migrant camp in Tapachula, where migrants from various countries were waiting for employment promises. This comes amid increased asylum requests in Mexico due to U.S. border policies.

Ildefonso Guajardo highlights the importance of Republican voters in the face of potential tariffs from Trump. He suggests strategic responses from Mexico if tariffs are imposed.

SEDENA and ASF sign an agreement to improve oversight of the Public Accounts 2024 and 2025, promoting transparency and information exchange.

On January 31, the IMJUVE will host the Festival IMJUVE 2025 in Mexico City. This free event features live lucha libre, music, and a marketplace for youth entrepreneurs. Join us for a celebration of art and innovation!

Starting February 1st, property tax discounts in Mexico City will drop to 5%, with several payment options available for residents, including online and at finance offices.

A cargo train derailed near the Tren Maya station in Quintana Roo, injuring one person. The incident remains under investigation as officials have not released statements.

Laisha Oseguera Gonzalez, daughter of 'El Mencho', is accused of kidnapping two Marines in Zapopan, Jalisco, in November 2021. Despite her family's notorious criminal background, little is known about her life. She appears to have properties in Tijuana and operates a café in Perris. The case remains complex and interwoven with criminal activities.

The Mexican Senate has initiated a landmark process for direct election of judges, promoting transparency and accountability. The vote will take place on June 1, 2025, marking a significant step in democratizing the judiciary.

The Mexican government clarified that the US has not requested permission for its military planes to fly over Mexico. This follows reports of a supposed prohibition against such flights, emphasizing ongoing communication with US authorities.

Governor Samuel García and Mayor Manuel Guerra are working in coordination to address key issues such as education and public services in García, Nuevo León.