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In light of the new tariff contingency, IMMEX companies must explore alternatives for the import and handling of textile goods, ensuring proper registration in sectoral records and complying with current regulations.

Families in Mexico can now register for the IMSS Family Health Insurance online, ensuring access to medical assistance and services without the burden of private healthcare costs.

The impact of tariffs would be catastrophic for Mexico, reducing GDP growth by up to two points. Business leaders commit to hiring deported migrants, offering up to 50 thousand jobs in various industries.

Researcher Eloísa Hernández Viramontes presents her book "The Word as Artistic Language", which analyzes the relationship between text and visual arts in Mexico.

Migrants at the Mexico border receive hygiene kits, free transportation, and financial support, while the government ensures that shelters are ready for their arrival.

President Claudia Sheinbaum announced a reform for CFE and Pemex, aiming to restore state control and relax private investment in the energy sector, ensuring that the State maintains at least 54% participation.

On Tuesday night, three municipal police officers were shot dead in Malinalco, State of Mexico during an armed attack. The incident occurred on the Malinalco-Tenancingo highway, where the officers were on patrol. Initial reports indicate that assailants fired upon the officers from a moving vehicle.

Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum announced she will not attend the CELAC emergency meeting addressing U.S. immigration policies. She emphasized support for Latin American governments amid rising deportations.

A Morena official faces criticism after the birth of his child in the U.S. His wife, from Guaymas, sparked controversy amid local and national politics.

A recent study estimates Mexico's GDP decline and rising inflation due to government policies. Structural weaknesses must be addressed to foster economic growth.

The Desafío México by La Vuelta, scheduled in Dolores Hidalgo, promises to attract 60 million pesos and highlight the tourist potential of the country in 2025.

The Chamber of Deputies of Mexico approved reforms to the Immigration Law to support the reintegration of migrants, facilitating the verification of nationality and access to health and education.