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Thousands protested in Culiacán, Sinaloa, demanding justice for victims of violence and the resignation of the governor amidst rising unrest following high-profile arrests.

Fermín Rivera showcased his remarkable bullfighting skills at Plaza México, capturing the audience's heart despite challenging conditions. With an impressive performance, he cut an ear, proving his worth and talent in the sport. Upcoming events in Aguascalientes promise more thrilling bullfighting moments as fans anticipate the return of celebrated toreros.

February brings the first mega long weekend of 2025 for students in basic education in Mexico. Starting January 31, students will enjoy four days off as schools close for teacher meetings, along with an extra day for Constitution Day on February 5. Workers who serve on this holiday will receive triple pay, as per the Federal Labor Law.

The organization Mexicanos Primero reports the closure of schools in 34 municipalities across seven states due to violence and insecurity, with Sinaloa being the most affected.

The Senate will conduct a public lottery for judicial candidates on January 31, following a mandate from the Electoral Tribunal. The process aims to ensure transparency and involve the participation of excluded applicants.

The Chihuahua Prosecutor's Office reported the discovery of 72 bodies in clandestine graves in Casas Grandes, linked to drug cartel activities. The findings followed the arrest of a key informant.

The five members of the Judicial Evaluation Committee in Mexico have resigned due to legal impossibilities to continue their work, citing conflicts within the electoral judicial system.

In Durango, leaflets appear linking local politicians and authorities to drug trafficking. 29 officials are mentioned and their connection to 'Los Chapitos'.

Alessandra Rojo de la Vega, mayor of Cuauhtémoc, has received death threats following a previous attack in 2024. She requested an investigation from the authorities and reaffirmed her commitment to security.

The members of the Judicial Evaluation Committee of Mexico resigned citing the legal impossibility of continuing their functions after contradictory rulings.

As UNAM Rector Leonardo Lomelí highlights funding issues, student protests demand a subsidized cafeteria. Budget allocation debates unfold amid calls for reform.

On January 17, breast prostheses were delivered and various foundations were recognized for their support of cancer patients during the 15th Anniversary of the ISSSTE Program.