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The former participant of 'La Casa de los Famosos México', Briggitte Bozzo, is criticized after a video shows her being very close to Mario Bezares in front of his wife, generating backlash on social media.

Dania Ravel criticizes the INE's press release regarding the 2024-2025 electoral process, asserting it does not reflect her views. The INE confirms it will proceed with its electoral duties despite legal challenges.

Judicial workers protested in Mexico City against the end of their strike, following a controversial decision by the Federal Judiciary Council to resume activities. The decision faced opposition as many workers demanded better treatment and expressed dissatisfaction with impending reforms.

The Citizen Judicial Council of Mexico City has announced the selection process for the new Attorney General. Applications open from October 24 to November 9. Candidates must meet specific criteria, including age and legal qualifications. Key dates include public hearings and eligibility announcements throughout November.

Three former federal police officers were shot dead in a bar in Celaya, Guanajuato. This incident has raised concerns about safety and security in the municipality, where more than 21 police officers have been killed this year.

Governor Salomón Jara Cruz of Oaxaca visited Pope Francis to discuss immigration, poverty, and the dignity of indigenous peoples, inviting him to experience Oaxaca's rich culture.

Former presidential candidate Xóchitl Gálvez called the proposed reform by Morena to limit judicial review of constitutional changes absurd and authoritarian. She accused the government of misleading the public and holding them responsible for curtailing human rights protections.

The Morena party faces challenges in CDMX as it prepares for the succession of Ramírez. Luisa María Alcalde is planning tours and organizing her cabinet, but there are still no clear definitions.

José Sifuentes Osornio received the 'Valentín Gómez Farías' award at the National Day of Medicine ceremony in Mexico. This accolade recognizes his significant contributions to public health and medical ethics.

The Mexican government seeks to limit judicial review of constitutional reforms with a new initiative, promoting constitutional supremacy and excluding certain norms regarding human rights.

The federal government of Mexico will implement new measures to improve the health of students, including promoting the consumption of natural water and restricting ultraprocessed products in schools.

The Head of Government of Mexico City, Clara Brugada, has made several significant appointments to her expanded cabinet, focusing on inclusion and environmental protection. These new roles involve professionals from various fields, including politics, architecture, and health, aimed at improving community services and transparency.