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The upcoming presidency of the Association of Banks in Mexico (ABM) is stirring discussions in the banking sector, with various profiles like Raúl Martínez Ostos of Barclays and Francisco Gil Díaz being considered for leadership amidst political tensions and past scandals.

In a press conference, President Claudia Sheinbaum criticized proposals to label Mexican cartels as terrorist groups, asserting that Carlos Slim is not under investigation and emphasizing the need for coordinated efforts to combat organized crime.

Claudia Sheinbaum is negotiating with Rogelio Ramírez de la O to stabilize the cabinet amid economic challenges. The peso shows signs of improvement and influences decisions.

The Mexican Society of Nutrition and Endocrinology has launched new clinical guidelines aimed at addressing obesity in adults, aligning with international standards and focusing on patient-centered care.

Claudia Sheinbaum criticized Donald Trump's decision to classify Mexican cartels as terrorists, emphasizing the need for collaboration between Mexico and the United States to solve problems. She insisted that the trade relationship is fundamental and that her government has a comprehensive strategy to address current challenges.

In Mexico City, protests are escalating against skyrocketing gasoline prices. The PAN party is pushing for legislative measures to protect families amid the economic strain.

Martín Anselmi has taken a flight to Europe, ignoring a letter from Cruz Azul demanding his return. The coach faces a contractual conflict as rumors circulate about his potential agreement with Porto F.C.

The integration of Human Resources with business objectives becomes crucial in Nuevo León, where this approach can boost economic growth and competitiveness.

M’Balia Marichal, member of OV7, is recovering from a kidney infection. Érika Zaba shared that her health is stable now, following hospitalization. Fans remain hopeful for her full recovery.

In the fourth quarter of 2024, over 61% of Mexicans reported feeling insecure in their cities, marking a significant increase in insecurity perception since the previous administration. Villahermosa is identified as the city with the highest insecurity perception at 95.3%.

A new photodynamic therapy has shown to eliminate the HPV virus in 100% of cervical patients in Mexico City, offering hope in cervical cancer prevention.

Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum defended billionaire Carlos Slim, dismissing claims of his alleged ties to drug cartels as completely false. She emphasized the absence of investigations against him and asserted that such narratives harm Mexico's image.