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Former President Andrés Manuel López Obrador has been criticized for his ties to the Sinaloa Cartel and the increase in violence in Mexico. In his recent inauguration of the General Hospital in Culiacán, he defended his relationship with Governor Rocha Moya, which has caused controversy in the country.

Judge Diana Partida explains that the release of Marcelino Ticante Castro was based on the fulfillment of 97.47% of his sentence. Notifications and legal arguments discussed in the morning conference.

Extortion, high fiscal deficit, and insecurity are affecting the economic outlook for Mexico. Relations with the U.S. and the situation with Pemex are raising concerns among investors.

In Mexico City, opposition lawmakers continue protests against judicial reform, claiming censorship by the National Human Rights Commission. Tensions rise as potential penalties for dissent loom.

The new judicial reform in Mexico is causing political uproar as lawmakers struggle to find common ground while fears of organized crime infiltration in elections grow. Critics argue the reform may compromise the independence of the judiciary and lead to dire consequences for the upcoming elections.

The Mexican Juligans will return to live performances on October 25 at Maquiladora Studio, joined by Los Crédulos and Blazko Scaniglia. Expect a night of diverse musical energy and connection.

Celebrate the Day of the Dead with "Legends of the Dead" at the Torre Latinoamericana in Mexico City on October 31 and November 1, 2024.

César Guadarrama, a graduate from Tecnológico de Monterrey, created an app named Bichos ID that utilizes AI for identifying insects and educating users on their ecological roles. This free app is designed for broad accessibility, aiming to foster a culture of respect for insects while promoting sustainability.

In Mexico City, the problem of tenants failing to pay rent has surged post-pandemic, leaving many landlords in legal battles. An estimated 25% of property owners face issues. Professional advice on tenant background checks is encouraged to avoid such complications.

The Federal Judiciary Council has lifted the suspension of judicial activities across the country, ensuring that judges can return to work. This decision follows a vote by judges and aims to uphold the right to protest while maintaining justice services.

The former participant of 'La Casa de los Famosos México', Briggitte Bozzo, is criticized after a video shows her being very close to Mario Bezares in front of his wife, generating backlash on social media.

Sergio Pérez assures that he will be in the next F1 season. During the prelude to the Mexican Grand Prix, he highlighted the support of the fans and his desire to win.