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Eight ministers of the Supreme Court resign in protest against judicial reforms that compromise the impartiality and autonomy of the judicial system in Mexico.

Pemex's losses under López Obrador's administration exceed 1.3 trillion pesos. The company continues to incur daily losses of 879 million pesos, raising concerns about economic policies that prioritize nationalism over financial sustainability.

The proposal by Minister González Alcántara aims to partially validate the judicial reform amidst concerns of dismantling the judiciary. It highlights the need for constitutional self-restraint and political legitimacy in judicial actions, fostering dialogue and reflection within the legal framework of democracy.

In Querétaro, the controversial custody of a 14-year-old rape victim has led to major resignations, including a judge. The Congress is taking action to ensure better treatment for victims and reform judicial processes.

Mexico is positioning itself as an attractive destination for investments, with companies analyzing the relocation of their production and the developing semiconductor supply chain.

Volkswagen announces a shift to focus exclusively on the North American market, with significant investments in a sustainable paint plant in Puebla, Mexico. This decision comes as sales plummet in Europe, while production aimed at the T-MEC countries rises significantly.

Six electoral councilors in Mexico have submitted a proposal to go before the Court, seeking to prevent Guadalupe Taddei from making key appointments in the electoral body.

The Guanajuato Prosecutor's Office reports the detention of two individuals for their participation in explosions in Acámbaro and Jerécuaro, leaving three police officers injured. The investigation is ongoing.

The Sonora Prosecutor's Office reports progress in the investigation of the murder of U.S. Marine Nicholas Douglas Quets García. They have arrested suspects linked to the incident, following simultaneous raids in Altar. The ongoing investigation reveals significant findings and ongoing judicial processes.

Deputy Sergio Gutiérrez Luna threatens legal action against electoral councilors if they pursue a constitutional controversy against secondary laws related to the Judicial Reform. This conflict highlights tensions within the National Electoral Institute (INE) regarding its powers and the independence of the Mexican judiciary.

Patricia Ramírez González, a reporter in Colima, was shot dead in a food business. This tragic event highlights the escalating violence against journalists in Mexico.

The Constitutional Supremacy reform has passed in the Chamber of Deputies with 343 votes in favor. It aims to prevent judicial review of constitutional reforms, impacting the judiciary's power.