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A battle for dominance in the low-price minisuper market in Mexico is intensifying, with the participation of companies such as Grupo Femsa and Chedraui, seeking to expand amid a growing number of stores.

The Mexican Chamber of the Construction Industry warned about restrictions on the participation of construction companies. A plan will be launched to build 12,500 homes in Baja California Sur, but deep changes in Infonavit are needed.

In Mexico, judicial reform and revitalization of the financial sector are on the agenda. The Supreme Court and new investments in the energy industry are key topics of debate. Additionally, Citibanamex resumes prominent activities after its separation from Citybanamex.

In Michoacán, two public figures were assassinated: Lizbeth Romero, a public safety director, and Aurelio Santos, a former mayor. Both deaths highlight ongoing insecurity in the region, linked to organized crime.

The head of the National Women’s Institute met with Querétaro's prosecutor to discuss homicide charges against a 14-year-old girl who suffered a miscarriage after alleged sexual violence. The case has garnered significant public attention and calls for justice for the victim.

The Supreme Court will determine if judicial reforms are unconstitutional after lawmakers assigned it to evaluate any changes meant to prevent initial interventions. This opens a debate on the court's ability to judge constitutional amendments made by the legislative powers.

The ruling group in Mexico plans to approve amendments to the Constitution that will make their decisions unchallengeable. This movement, described as 'constitutional supremacism', limits the rights of citizens, businesses, and opposing parties to contest, marking a return to absolute government control.

The Morena party under President Claudia Sheinbaum demonstrates significant control and ambition in advancing reforms, while facing skepticism regarding judicial changes and political centralization.

During the morning conference, topics regarding judicial reform and the issue of unpaid housing loans in Mexico were discussed. President Claudia Sheinbaum announced that the list of candidates for judges will be evaluated, highlighting the inclusion of three women and two men.

The governor of Sinaloa, Rubén Rocha Moya, faces serious accusations of ties to drug cartels, leading to unrest and violence in Culiacan. Authorities have reported a significant increase in crime rates, affecting the local economy and daily life.

In her initial days, President Claudia Sheinbaum faces scrutiny over the previous administration's legacy and its economic implications. The government's ambitious programs could risk increasing national debt without proper fiscal reforms.

The Day of the Dead celebrations have increased in popularity, boosting tourism and the economy. This year, an economic spillover of 10% over 2023 is expected, attracting tourists from around the world.