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Gerardo Fernández Noroña, president of the Senate of Mexico, firmly opposes any U.S. military intervention in the country. He argues that it should begin in U.S. territory, where drug distribution occurs.

Claudia Sheinbaum's response to Trump's border policies raises concerns. Her government struggles with the implications of deportations and military presence at the Mexico-U.S. border while trying to maintain diplomatic relations.

The new tariffs proposed by the United States will affect Mexican exports. Despite the opportunity represented by skilled workers, the Mexican economy faces serious challenges.

The possible intervention of the United States in Mexico could affect the country's sovereignty and generate financial instability. New immigration requirements and the designation of criminal organizations as terrorists present new challenges for the bilateral relationship.

President Sheinbaum's 'Plan Mexico' proposes significant economic reforms including 13 goals focused on sustainability, job creation, and local production. This represents a transformative shift from Lopez Obrador's policies, aligning Mexico with global realities.

The new labor reform in Mexico seeks to guarantee rights for workers of digital platforms, promoting an inclusive and fair social security system for all.

The prosecutors' offices of Tabasco and Chiapas have begun investigations into violence on the roads, including an assault on a public official. Representatives of Morena also demonstrated in Washington. Reforms for security in the country were discussed.

An audit reveals the deletion of data regarding the intrusion of a young man at Mexico City International Airport. The lack of attention to security incidents and inefficiency in response times are concerning in light of the 2026 World Cup.

The relationship between Mexico and the Biden Administration highlights a need for new policies to combat crime and bolster economic growth, emphasizing cooperation despite ideological divides.

The new political climate with President Trump necessitates a strong diplomatic approach from Mexico's President Claudia Sheinbaum. Facing challenges related to trade, immigration, and security, effective negotiations are crucial to protect national interests and uphold human rights.

This Saturday, the La Luz square in León will be the epicenter of high-level bullfighting with the presentation of three outstanding bullfighters: Juan Ortega, Luis David, and Fermín Rivera. A spectacle that promises emotion and bullfighting art.

President Claudia Sheinbaum criticized the U.S. 'Remain in Mexico' policy, urging for a bilateral approach. She emphasized the importance of Mexican immigrants to the U.S. economy and plans to advocate for their rights.