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With the arrival of a new government in Mexico, questions arise about the president's ability to handle the crisis in state governments and corruption.

In 2022, Mexican companies increased their domestic sales by 12% by strengthening local production. Proximity to the U.S. continues to offer competitive advantages to small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs).

The Bank of Mexico may implement deeper interest rate cuts in response to inflation progression and international economic impacts, according to its 2025 Monetary Program. The next decision is set for February 9.

Pablo Lemus, the governor of Jalisco, signed a collaboration agreement with Espirituosos España to enhance the international presence of tequila, aiming to increase exports to the European market.

U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio engages in extensive diplomatic talks about migration and security with several countries, including Mexico. His priorities highlight the urgency of addressing illegal immigration and international crime in the region.

Ayala Mayor Nayeli Mares Mérida survived an assassination attempt when unknown assailants shot at her home. Thankfully, no injuries were reported. The safety situation in Morelos remains a concern with a lack of police presence in several municipalities.

Recent developments in Mexico's judicial system raise concerns about the integrity and independence of judges. With new reforms prioritizing electability over capability, the potential for bias and corruption threatens citizens' access to fair justice. A political agenda may overshadow legal principles, challenging the predictability essential for rule of law.

President Claudia Sheinbaum is designing a proposal for Washington focusing on a security agreement to reduce violence and arms trafficking, while addressing the impact on Mexico's economy from US policies towards drug cartels.

Thousands of migrants have left Tapachula, Chiapas, forming a new caravan towards Mexico City, challenging tightened US immigration policies initiated by President Trump. The Mexican government has launched 'Mexico Embraces You' to support deported Mexicans, offering jobs and social programs.

The declaration of a national emergency in the border area marks a change in the migration policy of the United States, affecting Mexico. An increase in selective deportations and a renewed focus on bilateral cooperation in security are expected.

The tax system in Mexico is examined, focusing on VAT collection and its impact on municipalities. Current challenges include double taxation and the efficiency of local tax collection.

The economic growth forecast for Mexico is adjusted to stagnation, while a strong performance is expected for the United States. Variables such as spending cuts and trade tensions affect the Mexican economy, contrasting with the American boom.