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Imelda Tuñón denies accusations of drug use amidst claims of consuming tusi, a synthetic drug. She insists her packages contained only vape devices and cigarettes, sparking debates and media frenzy.

Cuautlancingo's mayor announced new security measures at RUTA Line 4 stops to combat crime. Collaboration with state authorities and technology will help monitor high-risk areas.

Senators Adán Augusto López Hernández and Gerardo Fernández Noroña criticize the resignations of former committee members responsible for selecting judicial candidates, questioning their legitimacy and actions.

Grupo Financiero Regional (Banregio) reported a 14% increase in credit portfolio for Q4 2023, aligning with market expectations, as analyst Eduardo López highlights growth without sacrificing profitability.

In light of the massive influx of migrants to the Comar offices in Naucalpan, inhumane conditions are being reported. The demand for assistance exceeds capacity, leaving many sleeping on the streets. Urgent humanitarian support and facility improvements are required.

Singer Jovanny Cadena was robbed at gunpoint in Guadalajara while with his family. The incident left him without his belongings and caused significant distress. Fans are asked to respect his privacy during this challenging time.

Akron Stadium, home of Chivas, will be called Guadalajara Stadium during the 2026 World Cup. Infrastructure improvements will be made, and a hybrid pitch will be installed for the event.

ESCALA and Grupo Garza Ponce have partnered with Volvo to build the world's largest plant in Ciénega de Flores, Nuevo León, creating 2,500 jobs. The project will begin operations in 2026.

In Matchday 3 of Liga MX, Pachuca defeated Monterrey 3-2, while other matches saw notable results including a 0-0 draw between Pumas and Atlas. The competition heats up as Club América retains the lead.

Mario Iván “N” was arrested in Tlalnepantla for his alleged involvement in child trafficking and child pornography, following a lengthy investigation by the local authorities.

The 'Today No Circulation' program will be implemented normally without environmental contingency. The circulation of red cars with certain holograms will be regulated to control pollution.

Grupo Carso, led by Carlos Slim, plans to invest 800 million dollars in 2025, focusing on sectors such as hydrocarbons and energy. The company aims to expand its operations and increase its margins despite a challenging year due to government change.