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The labor reform in Mexico seeks to protect the rights of digital platform workers, offering labor rights and flexible working conditions. This law represents a significant advancement in the labor field.

Guava and grapefruit juice offers various heart health benefits, including reducing blood pressure and improving digestion. Rich in vitamins and fiber, it is a nutritious addition to your diet. However, consumption should be moderate due to possible interactions with medications.

The president of the Senate criticized the actions of the Judicial Power, stating that the recent resignations of committee members raise questions about respect for the Constitution. The upcoming judicial election is now under scrutiny following claims of manipulation by Morena.

Roberto Gil Zuarth challenges the electoral committee's decision to disqualify him, citing false claims about his legal background, and accuses senators of cowardice in avoiding true competition.

Financial markets show varied trends with Mexico's Bolsa IPC up by 1.20% and Wall Street indices recovering from previous losses due to tariff concerns. Further updates indicate mixed signals in oil prices and ongoing trade negotiations.

Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum effectively paused tariffs on Mexico during a pivotal call with President Trump, as Economy Secretary Marcelo Ebrard states. This crucial conversation paves the way for future negotiations and a solid relationship.

Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum suggested closing the USAID agency, criticizing its funding of opposition groups. She emphasized the need for transparency in U.S. aid.

Over 5,890 military personnel and National Guard members are mobilized towards Mexico's northern border to combat drug trafficking and illegal immigration. This operation follows an agreement between President Claudia Sheinbaum and President Donald Trump.

In February, students in basic education will enjoy a second long weekend. The second break will be on February 28, due to the School Technical Council. In this 2024-2025 period, several days off have been established in Mexico.

President Claudia Sheinbaum stated that labeling Mexican cartels as terrorist organizations does not help combat organized crime and complicates international cooperation.

The Universidad Autónoma Metropolitana (UAM) has introduced a new admission policy that grants preferential access to its undergraduate programs for students from the Colegio de Bachilleres, allowing them to bypass entrance exams if certain criteria are met.

Journalist Jesús Esquivel discusses how US agricultural finance pressures influenced the decision to postpone tariffs on Mexico, highlighting the political implications and omissions by Trump and Sheinbaum.