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Ziemann Holvrieka inaugurated its first plant in Mexico, located in Ramos Arizpe, Coahuila. The investment of 20 million dollars will generate 150 jobs, strengthening the local economy.

Ana Botín, president of Santander, announced the launch of Openbank Mexico, offering 100% digital banking services with no fees. A new financial option for Mexicans.

Cemex has reported a 5% decline in Q4 sales, forecasting weak cement volumes in Mexico for the year. The company plans to invest $1.4 billion in fixed assets with a focus on maintenance and strategic investments.

Valentina Gilabert is in critical condition after being stabbed multiple times by another influencer, Marianne 'N'. The attack raises questions about the judicial process following such incidents.

The local Congress has dismissed Uriel Carmona as the prosecutor of Morelos, following accusations against Cuauhtémoc Blanco. This political shake-up raises concerns about security measures against cartels and organized crime.

Members of the Attorney General's Office detained Salvador 'N', the alleged perpetrator of the homicide of journalist Calletano Jesús Guerrero in Teoloyucan. The journalist was killed on January 17.

More than 8,000 Mexicans have been deported from the United States in the first two weeks of the Trump administration. The event 'Mexico Embraces You' highlights the need for a humanitarian policy towards migrants.

In Nuevo León, political maneuvers around the appointments in the Women's Secretariat raise eyebrows as male allies dominate key positions, overshadowing female leadership.

The 2024-2025 school calendar establishes the Easter holidays from April 14 to 25 and details the mandatory days off according to the Federal Labor Law.

This article reflects on identity and belonging in the family context, exploring how our early experiences influence our personal evolution and the search for connection and social freedom.

In Ciudad Juárez, workers and business leaders face uncertainty due to potential tariffs. Manufacturing operations have slowed, relying heavily on trade with the U.S. Adjustments are necessary as political tensions persist.

In January, consumer confidence fell slightly, despite a solid rise in real wages. The growth in household consumption is expected to play a key role in Mexico's economy by 2025, even amid uncertainty.