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The imminent mass deportation of migrants raises concerns about the impact on Mexican communities, worsening insecurity and challenging the local economy. U.S. immigration policies threaten a humanitarian collapse and an increase in poverty among affected families.

Gasoline prices in Mexico remain high despite international oil reduction. Data shows significant variances across regions, with the lowest prices found in Puebla and higher prices in Mexico City.

The judicial reform in Querétaro has sparked debate between Morena and PAN. With budget concerns potentially delaying elections, the focus remains on ensuring quality over speed in legislative processes.

The Collective Transportation System Metro of Mexico City faces issues of high crowding and slowness on several lines this Tuesday, January 21, 2025. Users should consider alternatives to avoid delays.

This Tuesday, Monterrey and several localities in Nuevo León experienced an intense snowfall, creating a beautiful but dangerous winter landscape. Neighbors go out to enjoy despite the low temperatures.

The Governor of Querétaro, Mauricio Kuri González, presented high fashion collections that integrate traditional Otomí textiles with modern designs, spotlighting local artisans and culture.

The National Youth March to Christ the King 2025, on January 24 and 25 in Silao, will have a robust security and medical attention deployment for 35,000 attendees.

Governor Mara Lezama announced the success of the tourism sector in Quintana Roo during the 'Connecting Opportunities' Forum. A 200% increase in foreign passengers is expected by 2025.

The state of Querétaro implements reforms to the Health Law and the Penal Code to regulate professional practice and combat usurpation in the health sector.

On Tuesday, merchants blocked Insurgentes Sur Avenue in Tlalpan to demand the restoration of their commercial spaces, causing traffic in the area.

President Claudia Sheinbaum calls for calm in response to recent decrees signed by Trump affecting Mexico. She emphasizes Mexico's commitment to defending its sovereignty and promoting humanitarian migration policies, urging diplomatic dialogue.

Actress Natalia Madera's theater functions were postponed after an unexpected health problem that required surgery. New dates for the shows have been announced.