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The Government of Morelos requests the Congress to remove Uriel Carmona as prosecutor, following his request for impeachment against Cuauhtémoc Blanco. Carmona will defend himself legally.

The new railway bridge in Nuevo Laredo, Tamaulipas, connects Mexico with Texas, facilitating trade in the region and symbolizing the growth of the railway sector.

Mexico City will host the ‘Mexico Unstoppable’ Race on August 16, with a focus on the inclusion of indigenous runners and wheelchair athletes.

Joaquín Díaz Mena, Governor of Yucatán, held key meetings in Mexico City to secure investments for economic, energy, and social development in the state. Discussions with the Secretary of Energy focused on sustainable energy supply and investments in renewable energy, vital for Yucatán's growth.

A merchant was shot during a robbery at a tennis store in Venustiano Carranza. The victim was taken to Balbuena Hospital with leg injuries. Additionally, a young man was shot in the Centro area following an argument with a motorcyclist.

The National Guard is deployed in Matamoros with 300 personnel to inhibit the trafficking of drugs, weapons, and people, in collaboration with the United States. Checkpoints and citizen security measures are established in the most dangerous border area of Mexico.

The Congress of Morelos removed prosecutor Uriel Carmona for irregularities in the investigation of the feminicide of Ariadna Fernanda. The decision was made following the governor's request and amid political tensions in the region.

Victoria Rodríguez, Governor of Banco de México, announced potential interest rate cuts due to improving inflation. However, vigilance over global shocks remains crucial as the new US administration's policies may impact Mexico’s economy.

The Congress of Morelos has appointed Edgar Antonio Maldonado Ceballos as the new Attorney General, replacing Uriel Carmona Gándara. This decision follows a significant vote amidst accusations and ongoing investigations involving high-profile politicians.

The president of the Nuevo León Energy Cluster criticizes the Mexican government's approach to investments in energy generation, pointing out that distribution and transmission are the most urgent problems to address. Even with 22 billion assigned, uncertainty persists for private investment in the sector.

Bernardo Bátiz is seeking the Presidency of the Supreme Court, facing other candidates. His closeness to Rudolph Giuliani could influence his candidacy for the Court.

President Claudia Sheinbaum presents a reform to Infonavit to guarantee access to social housing, but faces opposition from entrepreneurs and unions. The lack of quorum halts legislative progress.