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The public accountant and businessman has been selected as the new National President of Coparmex for the 2025-2026 term. He will focus on innovation and sustainable development in Mexico.

The Judiciary of Querétaro launches the National Registry of Child Support Obligations, a key tool to guarantee the rights of minors. This registry aims to prevent the non-fulfillment of child support obligations and facilitate the issuance of Certificates of No Child Support Debtor.

For the second consecutive quarter, San Pedro Garza García has the lowest perception of insecurity in Mexico, achieving a 14% safety rating according to the National Urban Security Survey. Mayor Mauricio Fernández highlights the improvement in safety, contrasting previous administrations.

An explosives attack on Edgar Guzmán's cenotaph in Culiacán reveals the growing violence between factions of the Sinaloa Cartel, intensifying the crisis in the region.

Monterrey has positioned itself as one of the municipalities with the worst perception of security, reaching 69.2%. The mayor's security strategy aims to adapt local solutions to this growing crisis.

The new program 'Pensión Hombres Bienestar' provides financial support to men aged 60 to 64 in Mexico City. The initiative aims to enhance their quality of life by offering up to 18,000 pesos in support over the year 2025.

Mayela Laguna has reported being a victim of an attack in Acapulco. She started 2025 facing legal challenges and confirming a civil lawsuit against her attacker after revealing that her son is not the child of her ex-partner.

Club América kicked off the Clausura 2025 with two wins using mainly their U-23 team. A potential transfer of Alejandro Zendejas to PSV looms, raising concerns.

In Querétaro, a campaign aims to distribute 44,000 blankets to vulnerable communities facing cold temperatures. The initiative invites citizens and businesses to donate before January's end.

Recent testimonies reveal alarming instances of domestic violence involving Julián Figueroa and Imelda Tuñón. Neighbors reported frequent shouting and chaos, urging for intervention to ensure the child's safety.

This Friday, the Gallos visit Tijuana at Estadio Caliente, seeking their second victory in Liga MX, following a recent win against Pumas.

Following the tragic deaths of two children, protests erupted in Culiacan over rising violence. Citizens stormed the governor's office demanding action against crime and accountability from Governor Rubén Rocha.