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The Tecnológico de Monterrey offers the Leaders of Tomorrow Scholarship 2025, covering 100% of tuition. Open until February 28, it seeks young people up to 22 years old with social leadership.

Police from Mexico City's Security Secretariat assisted a dog in labor at Indios Verdes Transfer Center. With care and necessary maneuvers, they helped her give birth to two puppies, ensuring their safety while citizens expressed gratitude for the intervention.

Ricardo Ortega's brand, Weeppy, specializes in customizable sports shoes, combining originality and competitive prices. Targeting both professional and amateur players, they are revolutionizing the local footwear industry in León.

Starting at 05:00 hours, restrictions on vehicle circulation will be enforced in Mexico City and certain municipalities based on license plate numbers. Non-compliance may lead to fines and towing fees.

The Coyoacán mayor's office has deployed security measures to remove illegal alcohol vendors from public spaces, ensuring safer environments for children and youth. Mayor Giovani Gutiérrez affirmed the initiative will continue for better public health and safety.

Archbishop Víctor Sánchez Espinosa condemned the femicide of 10-year-old Genesis Mei Ling in Cuautlancingo, calling attention to the increasing violence affecting the vulnerable in Puebla during a recent mass.

Governor Alejandro Armenta Mier expressed concern over potential mass deportations by the new US president, emphasizing the importance of skilled Mexican labor for rebuilding efforts in Los Angeles.

During a preseason friendly, Lionel Messi scored for Inter Miami against Club America, but faced fan provocations. The match ended in a thrilling 2-2 draw, leading to penalties.

Nuevo León anticipates extreme cold temperatures next week, potentially dropping to -2°C. The government's education strategy includes virtual learning to adapt to weather conditions and ensure student safety.

The Civil Protection and Municipal Police of San Pedro initiated the Stop The Bleed certification to improve citizen care in extreme emergencies involving severe hemorrhages. The training focused on both theoretical knowledge and physical practice with specialized tools.

Nuevo León is seeking skilled labor for the 2026 World Cup, especially migrants who speak English. Training and linking programs are being implemented to ensure quality in entertainment and food service.

The fourth edition of Participate León 2025 records a historic citizen participation with 36,794 votes. 230 million pesos will be allocated for 284 improvement projects in the city.