In the main news highlights this Friday, November 1, 2024, in the leading national newspapers:
The Reforma newspaper reports on the proposal to appoint a former Minister to the Evaluation Committee, which has generated controversy as it is considered a conflict of interest. Additionally, it highlights the growth of consumer finance, especially in the automotive sector.
El Economista indicates that the tourism sector faces a complicated outlook, with a decline in its GDP during the second quarter. The lack of promotion and state support jeopardizes the activity of this key industry. Furthermore, Javier Quijano, former attorney of AMLO, is mentioned in a case related to a declination of duty in 2005.
Meanwhile, La Jornada highlights the approval of the reform by 23 local legislatures, turning it into law. While El Universal reports that the FGR is investigating judges who have granted suspensions against the judicial reform, accusing them of abuse of authority.
In Milenio, the arrest of an individual linked to drug trafficking and money laundering for 150 million dollars in Santa Fe is reported. Authorities link him to Sinaloa and Jalisco cartels, and the United States has requested his extradition.
Excélsior emphasizes the record achieved with the rapid approval of the anti-amparo reform, obtaining the endorsement of 17 state congresses in just 16 hours. Whereas El Financiero highlights the solid growth of bank credit to the private sector, according to Banxico.
