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In Mexico City, authorities rescued a rattlesnake found in Chapultepec Park. Officers alerted the Animal Surveillance Brigade, ensuring the snake's safe transfer and evaluation by specialists.

The Mexican Senate, with 81 votes in favor and 36 against, declared the order from Judge Nancy Juárez Salas to eliminate the judicial reform from the Federation's Official Diary invalid. This follows a request from the President's legal advisor, highlighting the irrevocable nature of constitutional changes.

IMSS and ISSSTE pensioners will receive their Christmas bonus days before the end of 2024, with details on payment dates and amounts.

Customers and workers at the Las Américas shopping mall in Ecatepec were evacuated due to a major fire that started in the fast food area and spread to a store. Thick clouds of smoke were seen emanating from the location.

In response to the murder of Father Marcelo Pérez in Chiapas, the Diocese of San Cristóbal de las Casas issued six demands to authorities for peace and security, aiming to combat violence and protect vulnerable communities.

The Guerrero Secretary of Public Security is coordinating with federal forces to restore order after recent violent incidents in Tecpan de Galeana, where armed confrontations have occurred. Citizens are urged to remain calm and follow safety recommendations.

Animal rights organizations in Mexico delivered 160,000 signatures to Congress, urging legislators to discuss and vote on constitutional reforms for animal protection. The proposed reforms aim to legally ensure animal care and prohibit mistreatment.

Judge Janine Otálora warns about the constitutional crisis in Mexico following the recent resolution of the TEPJF, which affects the electoral process of the Judiciary.

Dania Ravel from INE questions the electoral consequences of the recent TEPJF ruling on judicial reform. She emphasizes the need for a collective analysis within the General Council regarding the implications of declaratory actions.

On October 25, eleven municipalities in the State of Mexico will experience water shortages due to repairs in the Cutzamala System. A leak in the distribution circuit has prompted a total suspension of water supply, particularly affecting Atizapán de Zaragoza and surrounding areas.

Governor Rubén Rocha Moya and Senator Ricardo Monreal, along with other legislators, were trapped in an elevator at the Chamber of Deputies before a private meeting. Fortunately, they were rescued without injuries and joked about the incident post-evacuation.

A woman escaped her kidnappers in Culiacán after three months in captivity. She sought help and reported being followed by her abductors in a red vehicle. Authorities provided protection and initiated a formal investigation.