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Sinaloa Governor Rubén Rocha Moya faces scrutiny over alleged ties to drug trafficking, increasing violence in Culiacán, and public protests against his leadership.

The Dos Bocas refinery in Tabasco faces production issues, closing the year under its target. Various factors including internal conflicts and environmental concerns hinder operations, raising doubt over its completion by 2027.

Alessandra Rojo de la Vega, the mayor of Cuauhtémoc, has reported receiving death threats due to her anti-crime initiatives in the area. Measures are being taken to ensure her safety as she pushes forward with community safety efforts.

Manu Medina Miyasaki has held various key positions in the PRI and IMSS-Bienestar. Recent investigations link her to a drug protection network in Sinaloa.

Following the announcement of new US tariffs on Mexico, experts predict a potential growth rate decrease of up to two percentage points, highlighting severe economic impacts.

The Senate will conduct the insaculation process this Thursday to define candidates for the Judiciary election in June 2025, ensuring a transparent and public approach.

The Government of Mexico City under Clara Brugada aims to restructure political operations across various districts, preparing for the upcoming elections in 2027.

Escobedo's Mayor Andrés Mijes met with the new Commissioner of Security in Nuevo León, Omar Escobar, to discuss strategies and security programs enhancing community safety.

The Mexican government launches a National Plan for Dengue Control, aiming to reduce cases and protect the population. Initiatives range from monitoring to elimination of breeding sites.

Mexico City plans to install over 66,000 surveillance cameras in the next few years to improve security and combat crime. By 2030, the total will reach 150,000 cameras, making it the most monitored city in America, as stated by Mayor Clara Brugada.

The UNAM Pumas will face the Toluca Red Devils at the Olympic University Stadium on January 29 in an exciting match of the 2025 Clausura.

Josefina Morales, the Finance Secretary, reports on Puebla's debt to Conade and the unresolved case with Bank Accendo. The state seeks to recover lost investments and pay off debts by January.