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Senator Cynthia López Castro resigns from PRI to join Morena, led by Mexico's first female president. Her vote is crucial for Morena's constitutional reforms.

Elements of the government of Mexico City prevented a scheduled protest in the Zócalo in defense of transparency. Organizations warn about violations of freedom of expression.

Professional wrestler Rogelio 'N', known as Roy Calavera, was shot dead in Puebla on November 9. He was a notable figure in independent wrestling and the fourth wrestler killed in the area this year.

Ulises Lara will have to evaluate different proposals after not registering for the Citizen Judicial Council. His political future is uncertain as he seeks a place in Claudia Sheinbaum's administration.

The city of León is initiating the 'Cruzada Invernal' to protect vulnerable communities during a predicted cold season with temperatures dropping below 0°C. The program includes the distribution of warm clothing and shelters for those at risk, particularly in areas like La Sandía and Los Ramírez. Free attractions for the holiday season will also be available at the Parque Ecológico de la Feria de León from December 6 to 27, enhancing community engagement.

In Monterrey, citizens and politicians from the PRI and PAN have united against the increase in public transport fares. They accuse Samuel García's government of corruption and inadequate evaluation.

In Querétaro, an economic spill of at least 2 billion pesos is expected during Buen Fin, with the participation of 3 thousand businesses from November 15 to 18.

Mhoni Vidente warns of an impending tragedy in the Mexican entertainment industry involving three deaths, advising artists to take precautions in the coming weeks.

The new administration of Puebla, led by Alejandro Armenta, will be responsible for the credits to modernize public transportation, with 350 million pesos to be released for vehicle renewal.

Carlos Jiménez, a journalist, received a death threat from armed individuals reportedly linked to the Anti-Union criminal group amid his coverage of organized crime in Mexico City.

The PRI parliamentary group in Jalisco has unveiled its legislative agenda focusing on key areas such as agriculture, health services, and security improvements. They aim to address local needs while maintaining cohesion within the party, despite criticisms of federal reforms on security.

El Buen Fin 2024 in Mexico features an exciting SAT raffle with prizes ranging from 500 to 260,000 pesos. Make your purchases from November 15 to 18 with electronic cards to participate.