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Mayela Laguna spoke to the media after the latest hearing in her son's paternity case, claiming she is not a bad person. She addressed accusations from Luis Enrique Guzmán and discussed the upcoming DNA test.

The PRI party proposes to reform the State Penal Code to classify recent attacks as terrorism and to toughen penalties. A discussion in Congress is expected.

Journalist Paola Rojas clarifies her role regarding the Mezcal Mixes branding, stating she is not the owner and did not receive payment. She emphasizes her intention was to support independent producers amidst accusations of cultural appropriation against the brand.

RansomHub has attacked critical companies in Mexico, including OMA and Mabe, demanding millions in ransom. The threats highlight the country's vulnerability to ransomware.

The city of Monterrey is planning a 22.5% discount on property taxes for eligible citizens, aiming to support single mothers, widows, and the elderly. This move follows a proposal to update property values to improve revenue distribution. Mayor Adrián de la Garza emphasizes responsible fiscal measures to aid residents without affecting their financial stability.

Claudia Sheinbaum, President of Mexico, will receive the 2024 Nobel Sustainability Medal, although her absence from the official list has sparked controversy. She may attend the award ceremony in Berkeley, but her schedule coincides with significant events in Mexico.

The Puebla governor urges all actors to respect the authorities' decision regarding the stability of the municipalities. The electoral ruling affects Chignahuapan and Venustiano Carranza until elections in 2025.

The wedding of Daniela Luján and Mario Alberto Monroy escalated into controversy with rumors of drug use and intimate encounters among guests. Many celebrities attended, sparking wild internet theories.

The reform of constitutional supremacy in Mexico has generated controversy among the opposition and business owners. There are fears that it will weaken the judicial system and reduce citizens' rights.

Sergio Arturo 'N' has been linked to serious charges after allegedly running over 16 pro-life protesters outside the Guadalajara Cathedral. He faces serious consequences for his actions, including pretrial detention.

The murder of journalist Patricia Ramírez González in Colima has raised alarms about the safety of reporters in Mexico. Authorities are investigating her death, the second killing of a journalist during Claudia Sheinbaum's government. The international community urges immediate action for justice.

Authorities detained Zhi Dong 'N' in CDMX, sought by the U.S. for drug trafficking and money laundering. He is accused of illegal operations and the arrival of millions of doses to the streets is prevented.