Increase in Missing Persons Linked to Citizen Engagement

An official attributes the rise in missing person statistics to heightened citizen reporting and the use of search protocols, reflecting greater public involvement.

An official stated that the increase in missing person figures is due to citizens reporting cases and implementing search protocols. This indicates growing trust in law enforcement and more active public participation in addressing this issue. The official emphasized that this trend is a positive sign, as it helps to find missing persons more quickly.

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2025-12-20T04:10:49+00:00

Mexico Launches Platform to Strengthen HIV Response

Mexico has launched a digital HIV Response Network platform, uniting government, civil society, and international partners to achieve 2030 goals in the fight against the epidemic. The country has 380,000 people living with HIV.

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2025-12-20T04:09:59+00:00

Appeal Against Conviction

An appeal against the conviction has been filed, outlining five key arguments for its overturning or a new trial.

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2025-12-19T22:33:38+00:00

Argentine Writer Martín Caparrós Awarded Honorary Title in Mexico

Argentine writer and journalist Martín Caparrós received an honorary doctorate from the University of Guadalajara in Madrid. The university recognized his ethical commitment and extraordinary contribution to literature and journalism. Caparrós shared his lifelong connection with Mexico, influenced by Carlos Fuentes and his own experiences.

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2025-12-19T22:12:15+00:00

Salinas Pliego Demands SAT Detail 31 Billion Pesos Tax Debt

Mexican billionaire Ricardo Salinas Pliego urges the government to wait until January for the SAT to provide a transparent breakdown of a 31 billion pesos tax debt. The SAT plans to collect 51 billion pesos after the Supreme Court dismissed challenges from his companies.

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