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Tropical Storm Sara has formed off the coasts of Central America and is approaching the southeast of Mexico, with winds of 65 km/h and potential heavy rainfall expected in Yucatan's three states.

Federal Security Secretary Omar García Harfuch announced the arrest of Roberto 'El Bukanas', a former police officer accused of leading a criminal group amid rising violence in Mexico.

The Order Commission of PAN expelled Miguel Ángel Yunes Márquez and his father, Miguel Ángel Yunes Linares, to maintain the integrity of the party after their support for the 4T. Their political future is uncertain, with accusations of treason and rejection of their possible entry into Morena.

The Bank of Mexico announced a reduction of the target for the One-Day Interbank Interest Rate to 10.25% in a unanimous vote, indicating improvements in the inflation outlook and expectations of future cuts.

M&M'S launches a cinema in collaboration with Cinépolis in Mexico, providing a unique and festive experience for family enjoyment this holiday season.

The Hospital de Jesús commemorates its half millennium of existence as a pillar of health in Mexico, reaffirming its commitment to excellence and the modernization of its medical services.

A breach on the dark web exposes thousands of Mexicans to fraud, identity theft, and phishing campaigns, increasing the vulnerability of those who shared their personal data.

The Cirque du Soleil show Kurios has started its season in Mexico City, thrilling audiences with its stunning performances. Artists share their experiences of preparation and the challenges they face.

Tropical Storm Sara, intensifying from Tropical Depression Nineteen, poses a threat to southeastern Mexico, with heavy rains and strong winds expected in Quintana Roo, Yucatán, and Campeche. Coastal activities may be affected.

The Jalisco Export Award 2024 recognizes eight entities for their contributions to foreign trade, marking a historic $168 billion in exports under Governor Enrique Alfaro's administration.

A study reveals that only 19% of Mexicans trust Buen Fin offers. The majority prefer to shop in physical stores and look for real prices.

The Cyber Police and the State Government reinforce security for Buen Fin 2024 in Puebla, ensuring a safe shopping experience for citizens.