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J-Hope's solo concerts in Mexico City sold out rapidly, leading fans to call for additional dates and a larger venue. The demand reflects his immense popularity in the region.

The unexpected departure of Martín Anselmi from Cruz Azul hours before Liga MX's Jornada 3 has sparked criticism. Accusations of betrayal and unethical behavior intensify as his negotiations with Porto come to light.

A man was detained in Santa Lucía del Camino for the feminicide of two sisters. The State Attorney General's Office is investigating the events that occurred on January 20.

In Cuernavaca, Morelos, a police officer was filmed allegedly buying beers during work hours. The incident has sparked debate on social media about police conduct and public trust.

The State of Mexico leads the nation in economic growth, creating 79,000 formal jobs and achieving a record 12.7% increase in new businesses, according to 2024 Economic Censuses.

Journalist Carlos Jiménez denounces the attempt to arrest by the Attorney General of Mexico City after criticizing the performance of prosecutor Ana Alicia Casillas. This conflict highlights concerns about censorship and the treatment of victims.

Students at Escuela Nacional Preparatoria 2 have blocked Circuito Interior, demanding better educational quality and the establishment of a subsidized cafeteria. The protests have disrupted traffic significantly, with police coordinating to manage the situation.

The Hoy No Circula program is now in effect across various municipalities in Mexico State and all boroughs of Mexico City to control emissions from vehicles. Cars with specific plates face fines and towing if they violate regulations from 5 AM to 10 PM.

The bullfighter Alejandro Talavante talks about his love for bullfighting and his upcoming performance at the emblematic Plaza México, describing the emotion and connection with the audience.

The 2025 Premio Lo Nuestro celebrates the best in Latin music, featuring nominees like Becky G and Carín León, showcasing their talent in multiple categories.

Automobile owners in Puebla are opting to sell their cars due to increasing fuel costs. A gas station employee faces allegations of distributing fake 200 peso bills, raising concerns about the legality of such actions and the impact on the economy.

United States tariffs could reduce Mexico's GDP by between 2.0 and 3.5 percent, according to Goldman Sachs. An increase in tariffs would affect inflation and economic growth.