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A robbery attempt at Bizarro jewelry in Portal San Ángel mall on November 7 was thwarted when thieves failed to break the glass cases. They escaped on a motorcycle without stealing anything. Although no injuries were reported, the incident heightened security alerts in the area.

The new Congress building in Puebla is 98% complete and will be inaugurated on November 18. The project cost 855 million pesos after modifications by the INAH.

Ignacio Ambriz has parted ways with Club Santos following a disappointing season. The team finished last in the Apertura 2024 with only two wins. The search for a new coach is underway.

Melanie Barragán continues her recovery after sustaining injuries from an assault during a Halloween party. Calls for justice and a crackdown on domestic violence have intensified in the aftermath.

The cancellation of the 2024 Livestock Fair Expo in Culiacán is due to threats of violence. Governor Rubén Rocha stated that other activities will continue, but security is a priority.

The funeral of Mexican actress Ernestina Sodi took place in Mérida, Yucatán, attended by family and friends, including her sister Thalía and daughter Camila Sodi. The ceremony focused on celebrating her life and included enhanced security measures to protect the attendees.

The abortion decriminalization project by Morena is causing discussions in Mexico City, with suspicions growing against the Green Party leader. Clara Brugada defends the initiative amid concerns about influences from the Church and internal disagreements.

Rogelio Ramírez de la O, Mexico's Finance Secretary, is set to resign after facing tensions within the government led by Claudia Sheinbaum. His departure follows unresolved disputes over judicial reforms and U.S. economic uncertainties. Luz Elena González is expected to take his place, aiming for a smoother economic strategy as the country approaches significant financial decisions.

The Citizen Judicial Council of Mexico City announced the selection process for the new Attorney General, highlighting Bertha Alcalde Luján among candidates. Public consultations are open from November 13-16.

Rafael Caro Quintero, the infamous Mexican drug lord, underwent outpatient surgery for urethral stenosis at the Adolfo López Mateos Medical Center in Toluca, while under heavy security.

Infonavit has frozen the debts of 2 million workers with credit based on Minimum Salary Units, benefiting those burdened by rising inflation. Monthly payments will remain fixed, aiding families financially.

Migrants in Tapachula fear heightened restrictions following Donald Trump's election win. The Mexican government promises economic opportunities despite rising insecurity and violence at the southern border.