On Monday, Claudia Sheinbaum expressed her condolences for the passing of Pope Francis at his residence in the Casa Santa Marta, in Rome. The president of Mexico mentioned that his death represents a great loss, highlighting the legacy of love for others that the pontiff leaves behind.
Sheinbaum shared a message in which she lamented the departure of the Pope, emphasizing his commitment to the poor, peace, and equality. The Mexican leader regarded Francis as a humanitarian who will be missed by both Catholics and non-Catholics.
It is expected that Sheinbaum will clarify whether she will attend the Pope's funeral, which will be attended by leaders from around the world. The death of the pontiff was confirmed through a message from the camerlengo, Cardinal Kevin Joseph Farrell.
The president of Mexico joined the condolences sent by various international leaders, beginning her morning press conference with a message of support to all Catholics and non-Catholics affected by the loss. Sheinbaum recalled the Pope's commitment to the needy, highlighting his humanitarian work.
In other information, it was mentioned that there are gas stations where the price of gasoline reaches 25 pesos per liter, despite the maximum price set. Some of the establishments with the highest prices are located in Puerto Vallarta, Jalisco; Apodaca, Nuevo León; Chihuahua; Cancún, Quintana Roo; Corregidora, Querétaro; and Tepic, Nayarit.
Additionally, the activation of the national digital investments window was discussed, designed to streamline procedures and reduce the time required to set up a new business. José Merino, head of the Digital Transformation and Telecommunications Agency, announced that a national law will be sent to eliminate bureaucratic procedures and combat corruption in this area.
