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Former Minister José Ramón Cossío warned that if President Claudia Sheinbaum and legislators do not comply with the Supreme Court's ruling on judicial reform, they could be removed from office. The contentious issue centers around a proposed project that aims to invalidate the popular election of judges among other critical judicial reforms. The discussion is set for November 5, raising tensions between government branches.

Cynthia López Castro has announced her resignation from the PRI after 21 years, citing political differences and a lack of representation within the party. She expresses regret over her departure but emphasizes her commitment to continue supporting the community.

In a heated Senate session, discussions arose regarding the resignation of eight Supreme Court ministers. The PAN party criticizes possible threats from Senate leaders, while Morena questions the need for debate. The situation remains tense.

Eight ministers of the Supreme Court of Justice in Mexico, including President Norma Piña, have resigned. This move follows the recent judicial reform and comes ahead of the 2025 extraordinary elections.

Minister Margarita Ríos Farjat has submitted her resignation from the Supreme Court, effective August 31, 2025, opting out of upcoming minister elections due to the new judicial reform.

The recent assassination of journalist Mauricio Cruz Solís in Uruapan has raised alarms about public safety. Mayor Manzo calls for federal intervention and extensive investigations into corruption linked to previous administrations. The attack came shortly after Cruz interviewed the mayor, highlighting ongoing threats against public figures and journalists.

On Tuesday, citizens of Nayarit protested against the Las Cruces hydroelectric dam project, advocating for community management of water resources and expressing environmental concerns.

Norma Piña, president of Mexico's Supreme Court, alongside 7 other ministers, has announced their resignations in response to contentious judicial reforms proposed by President Claudia Sheinbaum. Piña emphasizes this decision as an act of congruence with constitutional principles.

On Tuesday, workers from the Ecatepec City Hall protested by blocking major roads to demand overdue payments for benefits owed for over four years. The protests have disrupted transportation and water supply in several neighborhoods.

The Guerrero Prosecutor's Office is investigating the disappearance of ten people, including women and minors, in an incident related to merchants in Chilapa.

Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum defends human rights after US Ambassador Ken Salazar comments on the arrest of alleged drug lord 'El Mayo' Zambada. The controversy highlights ongoing diplomatic tensions.

President Claudia Sheinbaum defends the recently approved judicial reform against claims of authoritarianism. The debate continues over proposed amendments to the reform and its implications.