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On October 24, a major fire erupted at Plaza Las Américas in Ecatepec, resulting in evacuations and mobilization of emergency services. The cause is still under investigation.

The PRI parliamentary group in Guanajuato presents a proposal to classify the practices of illegal lenders as a crime, seeking to protect the most vulnerable and combat usury.

A woman reported a disturbing incident at SmartFit gym in Mexico, where a man allegedly took photos of her while she was exercising. The case raises serious concerns about personal safety at fitness centers.

PETA Latino calls on Mexico to follow Colombia's lead and prohibit bullfighting after many states have already enacted bans, highlighting animal cruelty concerns and urging compassionate alternatives.

Civil engineer Marco Martínez warns of possible risks related to the Loma Larga tunnel in Monterrey, emphasizing the need for immediate inspection and remediation to ensure public safety.

In Monterrey, Mayor Adrián de la Garza outlines his plans for 2024-2027, focusing on social programs, security strategies, and preparations for World Cup 2026.

Two years later, a suspect in the deaths of migrants in San Antonio has been arrested. The Mexican Attorney General's Office is making progress in the investigation concerning the case that left 50 victims.

Tlalpan's collaboration with Six Flags aims to improve traffic management in the area around the amusement park, enhancing road safety and efficiency. The newly formed Mobility Cabinet focuses on solutions for congestion, targeting high-traffic areas to transform local transportation.

A federal judge in Veracruz, Nancy Juárez, insists the government must comply with a court order to remove a judicial reform publication from the Official Federal Diary. Failure to do so could result in legal proceedings against President Claudia Sheinbaum.

Hurricane Otis caused severe damage in Acapulco, affecting hotels, restaurants, and businesses. Many businesses are still closed or under repair, showing the devastation they suffered.

The Pacific Airport Group plans to increase the TUA at its terminals, affecting passengers and airlines. IATA and Canaero are calling for transparency in fares.

Route 115 will begin a new extended route test in Mexico City, benefiting several neighborhoods and indigenous towns. With a program aimed at improving public transport, this new line '9D' extends for 20 kilometers.