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Carlos Slim met with President Claudia Sheinbaum to discuss new investment projects in Mexico. He expressed optimism about the economy and upcoming private investments for 2025.

The Southeast Gateway pipeline, costing $4.5 billion, aims to fulfill energy demands in Mexico. However, environmentalists raise concerns over its impact on eco-sensitive areas and the reliance on fossil fuels.

The SAT has proposed a Master Plan to enhance tax collection from major taxpayers through audits and risk perception improvements. This initiative aims to ensure fair tax contributions without raising taxes.

The case of Yeimi Alondra, a young woman who was reported missing and believed to be a victim of feminicide, has led to ongoing investigations and search efforts at sea. Her mother's plea for solidarity has mobilized authorities and civil organizations in the search for her body. Evidence links the crime to a yacht in the marina, intensifying calls for justice as feminicide cases rise in the region.

Formula 1 drivers like Bottas, Verstappen, and 'Checo' Pérez arrive in Mexico City for pre-Grand Prix events. The conference will take place at Plaza Carso and there will be a celebrity football match. Practices start on October 25.

The SCJN admitted a controversy against the reform of the Judiciary presented by Guanajuato. Minister González Alcántara will decide on the appeal regarding unconstitutionality.

The fluctuation of the Mexican peso reflects market concerns about the potential election of Donald Trump in the upcoming US elections. Financial firm CIBanco highlights how Trump's policies could adversely affect economic growth and inflation, leading to increased market volatility ahead of the elections.

Senator Adán Augusto López Hernández has presented an initiative to declare constitutional controversies and actions against reforms to the Political Constitution as inadmissible. The proposal aims to protect the legislative process from judicial control, emphasizing the unique nature of constitutional reforms in Mexico.

Armando Garza Sada, a key industrialist, expresses rising tensions between the Monterrey business community and the current government. Following the new administration's decisions, frustrations are evident regarding judicial reforms and economic policies.

On Tuesday, Morena's president Luisa María Alcalde led a meeting to boost party membership from 2.5 million to 10 million ahead of upcoming elections. The plan includes forming committees across 70,000 electoral sections nationwide, enhancing party structure after recent electoral challenges.

Tensions escalated in Xochimilco as political factions disagree over the employment status of nearly 700 workers following recent administrative changes. Despite efforts to ease the situation, conflicts within the ruling party continue to surface, highlighting the ongoing political strife.

As opposition deputies prepare to meet Governor Samuel García, they intensify discussions about a political trial. The situation remains tense as negotiations for next year's budget loom, amid personal conflicts and the need for cross-party support.