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In Puebla, the event "Puebla Thanks" took place, honoring 56 police officers for their commitment to security. The collaboration between government levels was highlighted.

In 2023, eight out of ten crimes in Mexico were dismissed, with alarming figures of impunity in femicides and domestic violence. Only a small percentage of investigations reach trial.

The Morena party and other parties in the Congress of Mexico City voted against making the action polygons transparent, which affects citizen participation. Legislator Olivia Garza argued that it is crucial for the community to know the details of the projects that impact their daily lives.

Clara Brugada, head of Government, announced the construction of a new Cable Car line in Álvaro Obregón, improving mobility in the area. During the 'House by House' day, more than 5,000 citizen requests were addressed, prioritizing safety and basic services.

Mexican singer Belinda hosted her annual Halloween event 'Beliween', featuring celebrities, sports figures, and politicians in spectacular costumes. Notably, Antonio Pérez Garibay, Checo Pérez's father, delighted attendees dressed as a clown. The event showcased the festive spirit of Halloween, attracting many notable personalities.

Edwin Antonio N., known as ‘El Max’, linked to the Sinaloa Cartel, faces charges for health-related crimes and possession of exclusive military weapons. His capture is a significant blow to the cartel.

The INE approved financing of 7,354 million pesos for political parties in 2025, based on the votes from the last election. Morena receives the largest portion.

During the voting on the reform of the Judiciary, deputy Alejandro Carvajal abstained, straining tensions within Morena over technical errors in constitutional proposals.

Senators from the PAN party rejected the selection of the Legislative Evaluation Committee approved by Morena, claiming it is a farce linked to officialism. They criticized the absence of an official ceremony for the committee's oath and highlighted alleged biases toward Morena's interests.

On October 31, activists urged Mexican health authorities to regulate ultra-processed products, alcohol, and sugary drinks due to rising non-communicable disease deaths. The call highlights alarming consumption statistics and associated health risks.

On November 1st, cars with blue stickers ending in 9 and 0 must stay home in Mexico City due to the 'Hoy No Circula' program. There will be no environmental contingency declared, ensuring air quality remains good.

Miguel Alfonso Meza warns that the recent constitutional reforms by Morena may violate human rights by limiting judicial oversight. The reform aims to empower the ruling party unilaterally, potentially endangering press freedoms and other rights.