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Mexican musician Pepe Arévalo, 87, is in intensive care after suffering a cerebral stroke. He is known for his contributions to music and has received awards this year.

General Motors announced on January 28 that it may move production from Mexico and Canada to the U.S. if tariffs are imposed by President Trump. GM, a major player in the Mexican automotive market, saw significant growth and exports in 2024.

The Olmeca refinery in Dos Bocas, Tabasco processed 43.1 thousand barrels daily in December 2024, a 27.4% decrease from the previous month, according to Pemex data.

Alejandro Moreno, PRI leader, emphasizes the importance of alliances with PAN as Veracruz prepares for municipal elections on June 1, 2025. Ongoing discussions aim to ensure a strong strategy and representation for local voices.

Families in Huajicori, Nayarit, are keeping children home from school after human remains were found near a local secondary school. This incident has heightened safety concerns.

Norma Julieta Del Río Venegas from INAI confirmed the involvement of Íñigo Riestra from the Mexican Football Federation in presenting a complaint of alleged extortion against INAI officials. This follows a fine imposed on the federation due to irregularities with the Fan ID system. Del Río Venegas plans to vote against further sanctions on the FMF, arguing they have complied with INAI's recommendations.

Former minister José Ramón Cossío claims that the Senate lacks a legal basis to intervene in the judicial election. He criticizes the lack of clarity in the competencies and warns about the risk of delegitimization of the electoral process.

Three people have been arrested in Tepic, Nayarit, for their alleged involvement in the kidnapping and murder of a family traveling from Culiacán to Tepic. The detainees face multiple charges related to organized crime.

The Secretary of Security announced that a monitoring center of 'Los Chapitos' was dismantled in Culiacán, Sinaloa, in a context of territorial confrontations. Investigations continue.

Minister Margarita Ríos Farjat requested the president of the SCJN to take responsibility for selecting candidates for the Judicial Branch. This comes after the resignation of the Evaluation Committee and the Senate's decision that could affect the suitability of the candidates. There are concerns that fairness in the electoral process may be compromised. Lists of suitable candidates must be submitted before February 7.

Businessman Manuel Clouthier accused the Sinaloa government of trying to discredit him. Armed men set fire to his office in Culiacán, intensifying tensions between organized crime and the state government.

The Mexican government claims that drug cartels have lost nearly $2.6 billion due to recent security efforts. Key operations led to significant armament and drug confiscations, highlighting the ongoing battle against organized crime.