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Manelyk González hints at a possible reconciliation with Karime Pindter, following years of friendship and conflict due to personal issues and support choices during tough times.

Ángela Aguilar broke into tears in response to boos from the audience during her performance at the Kids’ Choice Awards 2024, generating controversy over her feud with Cazzu.

In Mexico, 50 million cups of instant coffee are consumed daily, benefiting producers from Oaxaca, Guerrero, and more. Nestlé promotes sustainable practices and improves the rural economy.

After almost three years of remote work, 90% of Mexican companies are planning to return to the office by 2025 due to productivity concerns and increased operational costs.

Enrique Peña Nieto's government faces crucial decisions regarding future reforms and political leadership as elections approach. The stakes are high for the PRI as the president's legacy hangs in the balance during this pivotal period.

Researchers from the National Autonomous University of Mexico have launched the first wild axolotl census in Xochimilco in a decade, aiming to assess the critically endangered species' status. The census will help combat misinformation about their existence and promote conservation efforts.

Claudia Sheinbaum, president of Mexico, attends the G20 summit in Rio de Janeiro, focusing on sustainable development, poverty, and migration, and emphasizes austerity in her government.

World Diabetes Day highlights the severe impact of this disease in Mexico, where 14 million suffer from diabetes, demanding urgent actions to improve public health.

The Mexican Congress demanded more resources in the 2025 budget, but will also cut subsidies to parliamentary groups, affecting their finances.

Experts support the proposal from the government of Mexico City to build a second floor with a bicycle lane on Calzada de Tlalpan, improving mobility and bicycle usage in the city.

Omar Felix Loaiza, known as 'El Pelón', a key figure in drug trafficking, was captured by the Mexican Armed Forces in Culiacán. His arrest highlights ongoing cartel conflicts.

The US government expressed support for Ambassador Ken Salazar after his comments on Mexico's security policy, emphasizing the need for strengthened cooperation against violence and transnational crime.