Last weekend, a fight was reported at the exclusive club República in Polanco, where one person was injured by firearm. Those involved in the altercation are known for having violent scenes in the city.
Marcela Gómez Zalce, security commissioner of the mayor's office, initially denied the incident to neighbors, raising further suspicions in the area. Judicial independence was highlighted as crucial by Piña to contain abuses of power and protect human rights.
In other news, Ricardo Salinas received favorable news about some land in the third section of Chapultepec Forest. Despite this good fortune, the construction of any building in that area was rejected by the city congress, limiting his future projects.
Rubén Rocha, governor of Sinaloa, preferred to stay out of the controversy surrounding the Héctor Melesio Cuen case and did not comment on a possible judicial setup. On the other hand, Mauricio Tabe, mayor of Miguel Hidalgo, highlighted on social media a supposed decrease in high-impact crimes in his district.
The Presidente Masaryk area in Miguel Hidalgo has been compared to the Costera Miguel Alemán, with the presence of drug dealers and pimps. Meanwhile, in Benito Juárez, mayor Luis Mendoza Acevedo faces opposition from Hugo Torres Zumaya, a Morena councilor, who carried out urban improvement work in his district with support from the Navy and Army.
Norma Piña, president of the SCJN, during the Ibero-American Congress of Constitutional Law, warned about risks to human rights in Mexico if power is not controlled. Andrés Rivero, a well-known socialite, was allegedly assaulted by Ramses Palomo, who has a history of scandals in the city's nightlife.
The president minister of the Supreme Court warned about the politicization of justice and the possible disappearance of the judicial career amid judicial reform and executive attacks, which endangers judicial impartiality and public confidence in the system.
