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Trump is pushing for an early renegotiation of the T-MEC before its mandatory review in 2026. Concerns arise over potential tariffs and changes to the automotive sector regulations.

The president of Mexico, Claudia Sheinbaum, announced 35 thousand jobs for deported Mexicans in Tijuana, in response to Donald Trump's policies. This is part of the 'Mexico Embraces You' program that aims to reintegrate deported individuals with social and labor support.

The Government of Mexico City launches the Men's Wellbeing Pension program for adults aged 60 to 64, granting 3,000 pesos bimonthly to over 77,000 beneficiaries.

Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum has sent a proposal to ban the cultivation of genetically modified corn to Congress. This aims to protect native corn varieties and strengthen food sovereignty.

The judges' association (Jufed) asserts that the Electoral Tribunal's complaint against a federal judge violates judicial independence. A recent ruling has raised concerns about the integrity of the judicial system in handling electoral reforms.

Deputy Ricardo Monreal in Durango stated that Mexico will defend its sovereignty against the tariff threats from Donald Trump and the impact on the USMCA.

Protests in Culiacán escalated into violence following the tragic deaths of two children, Gael and Alexander, leading to public outcry against Governor Rocha Moya.

In an operation in Chiapas, 78 people were arrested, including officials and police, accused of extorting local business owners. The operation was conducted by state police and the Army.

A march was held in Culiacán to honor the lives of Alexander and Gael, two brothers tragically murdered alongside their father. Protests demand justice and the resignation of local officials due to rising violence in the region.

The National Seismological Service reported 48 earthquakes in various states of Mexico over the last 24 hours, with no reported damages or injuries. Authorities remind citizens to stay informed and prepared.

Local deputy Baltazar Martínez accuses the PRI-PAN opposition of using the Nuevo León Prosecutor's Office to politically persecute Alejandra Morales, former candidate in San Nicolás. He condemns these actions as an abuse of power.

Jonathan Ávalos Meléndez has requested an indefinite leave from his position as magistrate to join the National Institute of Migration under Sergio Céspedes Peregrina. The Puebla Congress approved this leave, which takes effect from January 31, 2025.