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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.

A deliberate fire in Culiacán caused material damage. Three employees were evacuated, one required medical attention. Authorities are investigating the incident.

The National Association of Circuit Magistrates and District Judges announced the resumption of work on October 28, following a Federal Judiciary Council order to lift the strike. Judges express concerns over unresolved petitions and injustices in judicial reform, urging the Supreme Court to take action.

President Claudia Sheinbaum announces that the National Electoral Institute will continue organizing the first popular elections for the Judiciary set for June 1, 2025, despite legal challenges.

Opponents of Claudia Sheinbaum's government launch a campaign to stop paying taxes, inspired by Gerardo Fernández Noroña's act in 2017. Protests are called in Mexico City.

Marcelo Ebrard experiences a challenging week with the exit of Jorge Islas from his role, amidst allegations and internal cabinet conflicts. The political landscape shifts as Ebrard prepares to renegotiate key agreements.

In Mexico, the legality of two deputies attempting to be independent is being discussed. Ulises Gómez is the only one who proves to have no party affiliation, while Enrique Correa defends his PAN membership. The organic law requires resignation from party affiliation to be considered independent.

Annual inflation in Mexico rose to 4.69% in October, driven by increases in prices of fruits, vegetables, and energy, although a downward trend is expected by the end of the year.

Cruz Azul continues to dominate the Apertura 2024 tournament, revealing an alternate red jersey while maintaining the lead with 11 victories. The new jersey features a unique design and can be purchased online.

The Cuauhtémoc municipality in Mexico City launches an operation to combat the illegal sale of alcohol and improve safety in Tepito. Mayor Alessandra Rojo de la Vega leads the initiative due to concerns about insecurity and illicit activities in the area. Authorities are acting against the persistent public sale of alcohol.

The Morena party rejected claims of interference in local congressional decisions, asserting that the paralysis is due to PAN's control attempts. Key officials, including Luisa María Alcalde, will visit Querétaro to meet party members and discuss concerns.