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The Mexican Stock Exchange celebrates 130 years and has financed more than 6 trillion pesos in the last decade. Additionally, consolidated drug purchases for the health sector are announced.

Morena deputies assure that the reforms to the Judicial Power in Mexico aim to make the justice system more transparent and democratic, not to co-opt judges. The goal is to build trust in society and peace of mind in the business sector.

The Chamber of Deputies of Mexico approved a constitutional reform with 340 votes in favor to reduce the challengeability of additions to the Constitution. This measure is supported by the 4T and aims to strengthen constitutional supremacy.

The inaugural event of Cosmicas in Mexico City will bring together female leaders, including Gabby Bernstein, to share experiences and motivate women to achieve their dreams.

The Morena caucus in Jalisco concludes a legislative cycle. In an emotional event, achievements in human rights and poverty alleviation are highlighted, emphasizing the importance of transparency and the fight against corruption.

Acts of vandalism in public transport units caused alarm among users in Guadalajara. Eggs were thrown at five buses on their routes, leading to broken windows and damaged signs. The city has deployed over 800 police officers to ensure safety during Halloween, a time known for such incidents.

Norma Piña, the first woman president of Mexico's Supreme Court, announced her resignation effective August 31, 2025, amidst significant political changes. This decision follows her opposition to judicial reforms and comes after various judicial workers praised her commitment during her tenure.

The approval of the constitutional supremacy reform faced controversy when Deputy Pedro Haces confirmed his absence from the voting session, despite his vote being counted. This led to accusations from the opposition and raised questions about the voting integrity.

A motorcyclist has been captured riding fearlessly in the exclusive lanes of the Metrobus in Mexico City. He has accumulated 47 unpaid fines.

Recent surveys indicate a significant approval rating for Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum, highlighting public concerns over corruption and inflation as key issues. As the upcoming elections approach, opinions on migration policies remain divided.

Rodríguez Mondragón highlighted the importance of judicial independence and the plurality of voices in the context of judicial reform in Mexico. Facing unique challenges, he emphasized that resigning at this moment would contribute to institutional instability.

Three armed individuals attempted to rob a driver in Mexico City. Thanks to police efforts, two suspects were apprehended after a chase. The investigation revealed links to previous robberies.