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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.

Residents in Mexico City protest against a residential project in Fuentes Brotantes that threatens the area's natural habitat. The city government negated project approvals amidst environmental concerns.

Starting November 11, all public school students in the State of Mexico will receive a 30% fare discount on Mexibús services. Students must register for the discount and present proof of enrollment.

The Raigambre concert on November 14 at UNAM will aim to highlight the works of Mexican female composers from the Romantic period. With free admission, unpublished works for voice and piano will be performed.

Itania Nohemí ‘N’, known as 'La Alemana', was detained in Manzanillo under drug-related charges. She is considered a key figure in the Sinaloa Cartel's operations and linked to various violent crimes.

The Friendship Tournament celebrates competition and camaraderie with 9,200 athletes from various countries. The 41st edition reinforces values such as respect and solidarity. More than a sports event, it leaves a significant economic impact on Querétaro.

Javier Aguilar Álvarez de Alba criticizes that justice in Mexico is administered by secretaries instead of ministers. The SCJN faces more than 4000 cases a year, which is unsustainable.

In Guadalajara, Jalisco, Itania Noemí, an operator of the Sinaloa Cartel, was arrested during a security operation. The arrest took place in the Mexicalcingo neighborhood as part of the government's efforts against crime.