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Businessman Arturo Elías Ayub reflected on his interest in Mexican politics and the possibility of being a presidential candidate, highlighting his focus on generating employment and supporting young people.

The Mexican Foreign Ministry reaffirmed its commitment to welcome repatriated Mexicans, emphasizing positive relations with the US amid growing tensions over deportations.

On January 25, 2025, vehicles with even-numbered plates ending in 0, 2, 4, 6, 8 and hologram 1 will not circulate in the Mexico Valley. However, no double restriction will be applied due to air quality being classified as 'good'.

The Attorney General's Office of Mexico and the Attorney General's Office of Arizona dismantle a drug trafficking organization, arresting several members and confiscating fentanyl and weapons.

Rodolfo Márquez Flores, father of influencer 'Fofo' Márquez, passed away due to stage 4 lung cancer on November 8, 2022. His son faces serious legal issues following an assault case.

The Mexican government has denied a request from US President Donald Trump to allow military deportation flights into the country. Reports indicate a tense diplomatic relationship, with ongoing mass deportations and mobilization of troops at the US-Mexico border. Officials emphasize cooperation while maintaining sovereignty over migration issues.

Mafer Turrent has been unjustly imprisoned while seeking to protect her children and escape violence from her ex-partner. Feminist collectives demand her release and accountability against systemic abuse.

The Congress of Nayarit has reformed the Penal Code to allow legal abortion during the first 12 weeks of pregnancy, adhering to a federal court ruling. This change eliminates penal sanctions against women and medical personnel involved in the procedure, promoting women's rights to health and autonomy.

The state prosecutor's office confirmed that three family members from Culiacán, Sinaloa, were found dead in a clandestine grave in Rosamorada, Nayarit. After being reported missing, their bodies were identified following forensic tests.

The Attorney General of Mexico and the Federal Prosecutor's Office of Arizona dismantle a transnational drug trafficking organization at the border, arresting several members and confiscating illegal substances.

Cinépolis faces backlash after consumers demand refunds for 'Emilia Pérez' citing a supposed guarantee. Profeco steps in to clarify terms and conditions regarding this claim.

A Mexican judge granted provisional suspension to Francisco Garduño, head of the National Migration Institute, for his role in a fire that killed 40 migrants in Ciudad Juárez. The decision raises concerns over accountability for public officials involved in serious crimes.