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Daily smoking significantly impacts health, increasing risks of diabetes, respiratory issues, heart diseases, and various cancers. The CDC highlights serious long-term effects of smoking.

Governor Salomón Jara Cruz inaugurated the Congress of Indigenous and Afro-Mexican Communities in Oaxaca, aiming to strengthen the National Development Plan 2025-2030. The event fosters dialogue to include the voices of local communities and promote legal recognition of their rights.

General Jorge Alejandro Gutiérrez Martínez was injured in a drone attack in Parral, Chihuahua, along with three other soldiers. The incident triggered a large military operation in the region.

Mexico, along with Canada, firmly responded to the 25% tariffs imposed by the U.S. President, signaling potential trade tensions and negotiations.

The new generation of entrepreneurs in Mexico, including heirs of powerful families like Slim and Baillères, are taking key roles in the business world. With innovative investments and new projects, they aim to expand their fortunes and strengthen the country's economy.

President Claudia Sheinbaum's housing initiative aims to provide credit for home improvement and construction of new homes, benefiting thousands of families. The program targets marginalized areas and prioritizes vulnerable groups.

In the upcoming Jornada 6 of the Clausura 2025, Mazatlán FC, struggling with zero points, will host Guadalajara, who has two wins. The match promises excitement as the teams battle for crucial points.

Mexico's President Claudia Sheinbaum responded to Donald Trump's accusations regarding her administration's ties to drug trafficking, emphasizing that these accusations have no basis in fact.

The opposition in Mexico accused the government of pulling a 'sabadazo' to steal the savings of workers, an assertion rejected by Morena and allies as false.

The Mexican president announced retaliatory measures against the US, emphasizing the need for dialogue over confrontation. Claims of ties to drug trafficking from the US government are firmly rejected.

General Motors' adjustments in Ramos Arizpe raise fears of mass unemployment. The state government urges calm as only production volumes are changing, not complete shutdowns.

Following the announcement of a 25% tariff on Mexican exports by President Trump, Mexican leaders from Morena and PRI reacted sharply, calling the decision a brutal attack on Mexico. They urge unity in the face of this aggression, emphasizing the need for a strategic response to mitigate its economic effects.