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Martín Anselmi claims defamation as he transitions from Cruz Azul to FC Porto amid legal disputes over contract agreements. The drama intensifies between the teams.

The movie 'The Two Hemispheres of Lucca' addresses the struggle of people with disabilities and their families, highlighting the story of a mother and her son with cerebral palsy. Premiering on January 31 on Netflix.

Political analyst Paul Ospital warns that U.S. measures could threaten Mexico's rights, sovereignty, and economy. Querétaro remains a key investment area, while a new political party raises concerns regarding its legitimacy.

CATEM Secretary Erik Osornio inaugurated new offices in Tequisquiapan, promoting the organization of workers to ensure local bidding for infrastructure projects.

Joel Ayala Almeida, the historic leader of FSTSE, has passed away at the age of 79. A notable figure in Mexican politics and workers' rights, his contributions will be remembered.

Four inmates escaped from the Penal Justice Center in Angostura, Sinaloa. Authorities are investigating security failures and reviewing internal procedures.

Online registration for the Benito Juárez scholarships and Young People Writing the Future will begin in February 2025. Students should pay attention to the dates and requirements.

The president of the restaurant association of Querétaro, Rogelio Garfias, reports a 30% decrease in the influx of the nocturnal sector after time changes, with imminent layoffs.

Mariana Rodríguez and Governor Samuel García announced they are expecting a baby girl during a thrilling 'gender reveal' event attended by family and friends.

Residents of San Simón Tolnahuac, Tlatelolco, and Peralvillo in Mexico City are banding together to combat rising crime from the Tren de Aragua cartel, fearing for their safety.

Victor Ruiz highlights the urgent need for Mexico's government to strengthen cybersecurity policies amid recent data breaches affecting sensitive information across multiple institutions.

The femicides of sisters Annete Alejandra and Ilse Andrea have exposed serious flaws in Mexico's justice system. Family members demand accountability as they continue to mourn the loss of their loved ones amid a lack of progress in the investigation.