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The National Civic Front transforms into Somos México, aiming to establish itself as a new political party for the 2027 elections. Its focus is to be a real opposition to the government.

Guillermo ‘N’ has been linked to a case by a federal judge following the arrest of ex-Cruz Azul director ‘Billy’ Álvarez in Mexico City. Álvarez faces serious charges of organized crime and financial irregularities.

The Autonomous University of Nuevo Leon has launched an official WhatsApp channel to enhance connectivity with its community. This initiative aims to improve access to relevant information for students and faculty, ensuring direct interaction without compromising privacy.

The Electoral Tribunal of Mexico determines that the Judiciary Evaluation Committee must continue with the candidate filters for elections of ministers and magistrates. Magistrate Mónica Soto emphasizes that electoral processes cannot be interrupted and calls on the Supreme Court to clarify the authorities involved.

The deputies have summoned Chancellor Javier Martínez Acha to discuss the role of the OAS in Trump's recent statements. The session is expected to address various politically and internationally relevant topics.

Alemán Zubieta responds to Trump's assertions regarding Chinese influence in the Canal, stating that these claims lack a factual basis.

The Federal Attorney for Environmental Protection has temporarily closed Ternium Mexico in Xoxtla due to wastewater discharge into the Atoyac River. This operation is part of a federal effort to clean the country’s most polluted rivers.

BBVA reports that while remittances aren't at risk from Trump’s immigration policies, a slowdown is anticipated due to economic factors. Despite this, remittances showed a significant past increase, indicating resilience amidst economic challenges.

The new discussions between Mexico and the U.S. focus on migration and security. Lawmakers in Mexico City emphasize unity and support for President Claudia Sheinbaum's policies amidst challenges from the U.S. government.

The Mexican government is set to impose stricter controls on bank account openings for deportees from the US, along with enhanced anti-money laundering measures. This comes as challenges arise in HSBC's sale process, compounded by previous fines linked to drug trafficking funding.

The Government of Puebla has suspended classes in various regions on January 22 due to extreme cold temperatures caused by a cold front. This preventive measure aims to ensure the safety of the school community.

Due to low temperatures, Guanajuato will hold virtual classes on January 22 to protect the health of students and staff, ensuring ongoing education amidst chilly conditions.