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The Electoral Tribunal of Mexico has allowed the continuation of the judicial elections despite more than 100 suspension notifications. President Claudia Sheinbaum celebrated the decision, emphasizing the importance of the electoral process for the judiciary.

The Mexican Education Secretary announced new guidelines to limit junk food sales in schools, allowing the government to rescind contracts of vendors that fail to comply. The measures aim to promote healthier food choices among students. The regulations will take effect on March 29, 2025, and apply to all education levels.

Guadalajara is leading the way in sustainable economic growth, attracting foreign investment through innovative green policies while prioritizing community inclusion and well-being.

A new constitutional reform in Mexico seeks to limit judicial powers against Congress decisions. Critics argue this represents a step towards authoritarianism, undermining democratic principles and human rights.

The U.S. elections have intensified divisions, posing significant challenges for Mexico in investment, migration, and security. Trump’s unpredictable nature raises concerns over foreign intervention, while election trends highlight the precarious balance of power.

This article analyzes the importance of understanding the Income Tax (ISR) and other taxes that affect the profitability of companies in Mexico. It is essential to review financial management and comply with tax obligations.

Companies and the government must collaborate to make artificial intelligence more sustainable. AI presents environmental challenges, but also opportunities to combat climate change.

President Claudia Sheinbaum must focus efforts on improving civic and ethical education to strengthen citizenship among young people, addressing insecurity and inequality.

On October 1, Mexico elected its first female president, garnering strong support for enhanced international relations. This political change aims to boost economic ties with the EU and modernize trade agreements, attracting European investors to Mexico's markets.

The Public Security Secretary of Acámbaro, Guanajuato, reported a car bomb attack in front of their headquarters, injuring three police officers, including one hospitalized. The attack highlights escalating violence in the region.

Workers of the Federal Judicial Power detained Supreme Court officials in a protest against the CJF's order to resume normal activities. The incident ended after negotiations, but unrest continues as employees demand reforms.

A proposed judicial reform in Mexico has sparked intense political debates. Key party leaders express conflicting views, revealing underlying tensions within the government. Critics warn that the changes may threaten human rights.