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Authorities in Mexico City have distanced themselves from the eviction of the historic 'El Oso' factory. The local mayor clarified that no security personnel were involved, stressing support for productive sectors amidst claims of extortion and corruption faced by the factory.

With Trump's return to the U.S. presidency, Mexico braces for potential mass deportations and economic impacts. Leaders urge collaboration to face these challenges together, focusing on migration, security, and economic stability.

Cuéntamelo Ya, about to celebrate 9 years, will undergo changes in its host lineup. The departure of one of them will be announced soon, generating speculation among fans.

LaLiga MX continues its action in the Clausura 2025 tournament, with Tigres leading the table. Notable performances include James Rodríguez's debut with León and a close match between América and Tijuana.

The recent appointments by Donald Trump indicate a more aggressive approach towards migration, trade, and international relations with Canada and Mexico, hinting at potential economic volatility.

Alejandra Cecoopieri has sparked a movement demanding accountability from a car dealership after her vehicle malfunctioned soon after purchase. Despite numerous complaints, the dealership failed to address her problems. Public support for her cause is growing, with community backing during her protest.

Journalist Flor Rubio has exploded against Anahí following the scandal over alleged irregularities in 'Who is the Mask?'. Critiques point to power relations.

Alfredo Jalife-Rahme criticizes both Mexican political parties for their stance on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict in an interview about his new book. He argues that political leadership reflects a Zionist influence.

In Juárez, Nuevo León, animal rescuer Alejandra Guajardo is building shelters for stray dogs ahead of dangerously low temperatures. She hopes the initiative will inspire others to join in and help those without a voice.

The 'Hoy no circula' program continues to regulate vehicle circulation in Mexico City and the State of Mexico to combat air pollution. Clean vehicles remain exempt from restrictions. This initiative aims to improve public health by reducing emissions during workdays.

An eviction at the 'El Oso' factory in Portales Sur led to massive looting while authorities clarified that they did not participate in the operation. The company reports extortion and unfair competition.

On World Religion Day, insights reveal that the majority of the global population believes in a deity, showcasing Mexico's rich religious landscape with 98 million Catholics and numerous other practices.