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The president of the Senate supports Rubén Rocha amid demonstrations over the wave of violence in Sinaloa. The revocation of mandate is an option for the people.

The Bank of Mexico is expected to adjust interest rates by half a percentage point on February 6. This move is influenced by potential tariffs imposed by the U.S. on Mexico. Experts suggest varying scenarios for this decision, with risks of rising inflation if rates decrease.

JPG Soluciones has joined Coparmex's Innovation and Technology Commission in Mexico City to enhance digital transformation for businesses, particularly focusing on supporting large companies and SMEs in adopting digital technologies.

Influencer Rodolfo 'Fofo' Márquez is sentenced to over 17 years in prison for the attempted femicide of Edith 'N'. The victim expresses fear for her life and requests protection measures.

Clara Brugada inaugurated the Calle 6 station of Line 4 of the Metrobús in Agrícola Pantitlán, benefiting over 25,000 residents. Prioritizing community needs, the project responds to demands for improved public transport.

A federal court will review the case of the former mayor of Toluca, Raymundo Martínez Carbajal, accused of express kidnapping. A decision is expected next Friday regarding his criminal process.

Rodolfo 'Fofo' Márquez has been sentenced to 17 years and 6 months in prison for attempted femicide against a woman identified as Edith 'N'. This verdict follows a violent incident in February 2024, sparking widespread discussion about gender violence in Mexico.

Alfonso 'N', a teacher in Naucalpan, was arrested for sexually abusing two eight-year-old students. He is in Reclusorio Barrientos while the case is investigated.

Rodolfo 'Fofo' Márquez has been sentenced to 17 years and 6 months in prison for attempted femicide against Edith 'N' after a violent incident in Naucalpan, State of Mexico.

The SCJN has decided that tenants can modify their contracts if they cannot inhabit their properties due to force majeure. This includes rent reduction for those who have been unable to use their properties.

A violent clash between police and suspected criminals in Acapulco led to four deaths and three arrests, along with the seizure of weapons and vehicles. The incident highlights ongoing security concerns in the region, following previous attacks on taxi drivers.

Josefina Rodríguez Zamora announced the shift from Magic Towns to Community Tourism in Mexico. This new classification will enhance tourist experiences and infrastructure, boosting the economy.