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In a recent Senate session, a significant power struggle surfaced between President Sheinbaum and former President López Obrador over control of the CNDH and other governmental positions. Opposition claims suggest López Obrador is manipulating the re-election of Rosario Piedra, highlighting tensions within the ruling party.

The telecommunications infrastructure in Mexico faces serious threats from organized crime, extortion, and vandalism, impacting the expansion of networks like 5G. Companies are considering collaborating with military authorities to improve security in their operations.

The discussion on the reform of Article 21 of the Mexican Constitution highlights technical problems that can fragment the unity of the public ministry and affect crime investigation. The expansion of the Executive's powers raises the need to clarify competencies in national security and coordination among authorities.

The Chamber of Deputies of Mexico approves a reform that expands the crimes subject to mandatory preventive detention, excluding drug trafficking and tax fraud, with 335 votes in favor.

Economy Secretary Marcelo Ebrard acknowledged that Mexico may lose the panel dispute regarding genetically modified corn under the USMCA. He emphasized the importance of ongoing processes and the effectiveness of the trade agreement's dispute resolution system.

In recent statements, US Ambassador Ken Salazar criticized Mexican President AMLO's security policies, claiming they deter foreign investment. This sparked diplomatic tensions, resulting in a formal protest from the Mexican Foreign Ministry.

The Mexican Senate has approved a reform to Article 21 of the Constitution, granting investigative powers related to crime to the Secretariat of Security and Citizen Protection. This reform aims to enhance public security strategy and facilitate collaboration among government institutions.

Deputy Víctor Pérez demands allocating 50 billion pesos for road rehabilitation in the 2025 budget, due to deterioration and risk to transporters.

The Mexican Senate has passed a significant reform to the Constitution regarding national security, aiming to enhance the role of civil police and improve public safety measures against organized crime.

The current political climate under Trump signals a potential improvement in US-Mexico relations. His appointments, particularly Kristie Noem as Secretary of Homeland Security, suggest a serious review of security agencies. Despite concerns, Trump’s closer ties with his family may indicate a moderated approach towards Mexico, contrasting with the past. Claudia Sheinbaum views Kushner’s possible ambassador role favorably, aiming for a more stable bilateral relationship.

The polling company Territorial reports an 83% approval for Héctor García in Guadalupe. His role in the 2026 World Cup and various measures in health and economy are highlighted.

Marilyn Cote, a lawyer posing as a psychiatrist in Puebla, has sparked outrage after it was revealed she lacked the necessary credentials. The scandal highlights the critical need for regulatory oversight in mental health care to protect patient welfare. The investigation by Cofepris into her deceptive practices raises alarms about the risks patients face in a society obsessed with success and validation.