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Kima and Juanito, children of influencers Kimberly Loaiza and Juan de Dios Pantoja, launch their YouTube channel focused on safe and fun content for young people.

The Festival Bones and Traditions in Corregidora celebrates Mexican culture with activities, wrestling, and gastronomy, promoting tourism and bringing joy to the community.

The new law in Mexico City aims to regulate artificial intelligence and protect public data. It focuses on responsible technology use, transparency, and data security, setting a national standard.

The Attorney General's Office in Mexico has opened an investigation following an explosion in Acámbaro. Three police officers were injured, with one reported in serious condition. Authorities are coordinating efforts to enhance security and support affected families.

In 2023, approximately 9.8 million women and 7.6 million men in Mexico experienced cyber harassment. Recent reports highlight legislative efforts to combat digital violence, including the need for stricter penalties for offenders and increased support for victims.

The Iberoamerican University Puebla highlights the critical economic situation of young residents facing housing issues. Proposed solutions include government plans for affordable housing and market regulation.

Ezequiel Montes will host official chess tournaments following a new agreement with FENAMAC. This initiative aims to enhance chess practice and boost local economy.

Wendy Guevara opened up about a personal experience related to Netflix's series 'El Secreto del Río,' highlighting the struggles faced by the LGBT+ community in Mexico, especially the muxe population.

Christian Nodal and Ángela Aguilar celebrate three months of marriage amidst controversies. Fans react to a recent incident on stage that raised eyebrows about their relationship.

More than 330 workers of the Court in Mexico will be affected by salary reductions due to a budget cut of 321.9 million pesos, the largest in ten years. The SCJN approved a project that includes a budget of 5 billion 529 million pesos, with an emphasis on spending restraint and the allocation of key resources for justice.

Gala Montes and Karime Pindteres, finalists of La Casa de los Famosos Mexico 2, have captured the hearts of millions with their complicity. Despite the criticism on social media, the couple remains happy and united, showing their affection at events like Televisa Upfront 2025.

Emilio Azcárraga Jean has stepped down as president of Grupo Televisa following an immediate leave approved by the Board, amidst a U.S. Justice Department investigation into alleged FIFA bribery. The company announced this during a quarterly report, indicating cooperation with the ongoing probe.