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In Mexico, the government celebrates its first 100 days while applauding its own fulfillment of obligations. A moment of reflection on current politics and the nature of applause.

The political situation in Sinaloa escalates as protests demand the resignation of Governor Rubén Rocha Moya, amid allegations of ties to organized crime and increasing violence in the region.

The Mexican government is implementing urgent measures to protect migrant children in shelters, ensuring their rights and well-being amidst rising deportations. A new project seeks to establish standards for services for families in crisis.

Ernestina Godoy's luxury attire sparked criticism during a meeting focused on the budget for the judiciary, raising concerns about transparency and public spending.

Mexico is grappling with extreme violence and instability, as citizens demand accountability from the government regarding drug cartels and rising fatalities linked to fentanyl trafficking.

Valentín Franco, son of the leader of Madres Buscadoras de Caborca, was arrested for organized crime and alleged murder of 10 people. The minor was linked to Los Deltas, the armed wing of Los Chapitos.

This Wednesday, announcements are expected regarding secondary energy laws, a fundamental opportunity for a sustainable energy model in Mexico. However, the country must diversify its trade relationships and prepare for an uncertain global environment.

The mayor of Tequila, Diego Rivera Navarro, has announced a retroactive tax increase on tourist transport vehicles, causing significant financial burdens on local businesses. The decision will require payments dating back to 2019, raising concerns among operators and affecting their survival post-pandemic.

Nvidia's recent devaluation reflects the growing development of artificial intelligence tools like DeepSeek. Despite this impact, investment in technology remains strong in Mexico, where continuing to compete is vital.

The Mexican government plans to build 1 million sustainable homes through Infonavit's green financing, addressing issues of greenwashing in the housing market and improving energy efficiency.

President Claudia Sheinbaum will send a package of reforms on February 5, including non-reelection and a measure against nepotism. The upcoming sessions will be intense.

The president of the Senate condemned the Judiciary for halting the judicial election process, labeling it a scandalous act. The Senate will proceed with a lottery for judicial candidates on January 31, despite critiques on the Judiciary's integrity.