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In Q4 2024, Mexico's GDP fell by 0.6% primarily due to agricultural drought and external shocks. Despite this, the economy grew by 1.5% overall in 2024, showing resilience despite challenges ahead.

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The Mexican government has formally requested Google to correct the designation of 'Gulf of America' back to 'Gulf of Mexico' on its maps, citing historical and legal grounds. This follows a controversial decision linked to President Trump's directive during his tenure.

Rodrigo Aguilar, known as 'Dr. RAQ', was arrested for performing surgeries without certification in Querétaro. He misled patients and promoted his services on social media. The authorities are investigating further implications as concerns arise over public safety regarding fake surgeons.

Jorge Romero announces Ricardo Anaya as the new Senate coordinator for PAN in Aguascalientes. The party aims to oppose proposals against Mexican families and reduce gasoline taxes.

Jennifer Fernanda Camacho, 15 years old, has been reported missing in Tijuana. Her family fears for her life due to the influence of an older man who sends her messages through social media.

The Inter-American Court of Human Rights examines the case of Ernestina Ascencio, an indigenous woman who was a victim of rape and death due to medical negligence in Veracruz, demanding justice.

The Mexican economy contracted by 0.6% in Q3 2024, attributed mainly to severe drought conditions affecting the agricultural sector, leading to its worst decline in 25 years. Despite the market's low optimism, officials are confident in a rebound as weather conditions improve.

The UNAM, in collaboration with the Lobbying Social Foundation, has introduced the 'Sustainable and Sustainable Triad: Vision 2045' contest to engage students in addressing global challenges. The initiative promotes awareness around health, gender equality, and climate action.

Retired teachers of SNTE in Nuevo León report embezzlement of 200 million pesos by their leader. The lack of medications in their clinic is a reflection of the corruption.

The Mexican oil company Pemex is shifting strategies amidst rising tensions between the US and China, moving toward private partnerships to boost oil production. This comes as CNOOC exits its projects in Mexico.

The director of the IMSS, Zoé Robledo, faces internal pressures as the Green Party seeks to position Manuel Velasco. Political tensions rise in Chiapas and the federal arena.