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The head of government of Mexico City, Clara Brugada, announced the creation of the School of New Masculinities to promote an equitable distribution of family responsibilities and challenge patriarchy.

Veracruz stands out with the largest job offer in the country, with opportunities for more than 4,300 digital jobs and 8,000 non-digital jobs, according to Fundación Telefónica Movistar.

In a recent conference, Sinaloa Governor Rubén Rocha Moya discussed the mandate revocation request by citizens. He emphasized the need for self-reflection among the organizers while addressing public safety concerns.

Matchday 15 of Liga MX is approaching. Chivas aims to regain momentum against Pumas at Estadio Akron this November 2, after tough defeats.

The Mexican DJ duo Tom & Collins has signed with Forward Motion Artists, marking a pivotal moment in their career. This partnership aims to enhance their global opportunities and artistic growth.

Kris Goyri, a celebrated Mexican designer, collaborated with Mattel to create a special edition Day of the Dead Barbie available for $2,999. This unique doll reflects Mexican culture and artistry, making it a must-have collector's item.

Antonio Pérez, father of F1 driver Sergio 'Checo' Pérez, raises speculation about his son's future after a disappointing performance in the recent Mexican Grand Prix. He hints at a possible retirement from racing, confusing fans with his emotional messages on social media.

Mexican rapper Santa Fe Klan experienced a terrifying moment during his event in Guanajuato when the tour bus lost brakes. Fortunately, no serious injuries were reported.

The Public Security Secretariat of Puebla is launching a special operation with 184 police officers to ensure safety during the Day of the Dead celebrations from October 29 to November 2, intensifying patrols in crowded areas.

The Federal Economic Competition Commission (Cofece) has sued several pharmaceutical companies for conspiring to limit drug distribution and inflate prices, causing over $2 billion in damages. This is Cofece's first collective action to seek compensation for affected consumers, targeting funds for health services.

The ticket prices for Vive Latino 2025 have been announced, starting from 2,880 pesos. General sales begin on October 31. Embrace the music celebration!

Journalist Eddy Warman raises alarm over increasing insecurity in Mexico City after armed robbery incident. He urges officials to improve safety measures amid public outcry and recent events. Reports indicate a surge in crime, particularly in the Cuauhtémoc area.