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A new campus of the Universidad Nacional 'Rosario Castellanos' is set to open in Tijuana as part of Mexico's plan to increase higher education opportunities nationwide. This initiative aims to create over 330,000 new spaces in higher education across the country. The program is backed by the government to ensure accessibility to education for all students.

Juan Velásquez, a renowned criminal defense lawyer in Mexico, known for representing former presidents, passed away at 77. The UNAM community shared their condolences for his death.

The actress Aracely Arámbula defended her sons, addressing rumors about their health and lifestyle, emphasizing their engagement in sports and healthy habits.

On October 28, 2024, cars with yellow stickers ending in 5 and 6 must stay home under the Hoy No Circula program in Mexico City and State of Mexico. No double restrictions this Monday as air quality remains stable.

Preliminary projections indicate that the upcoming judicial election in Mexico will cost over 13 billion pesos. The budget includes provisions for the election of 850 judicial positions and organization of debates among candidates, reflecting a significant financial commitment by the National Electoral Institute (INE).

The Catholic Church in Mexico demands urgent measures following the murder of Father Marcelo Pérez Pérez, advocating for the safety of priests and justice for communities affected by violence.

Red Bull Racing has struggled in the F1 Constructors' Championship, slipping to third place after disappointing results in Mexico City. Despite Sergio 'Checo' Pérez's contract renewal, uncertainties about his future with the team linger as performance reviews mount.

Victor José Carrera Mayor, suspect in the feminicide of 12-year-old Liliana Guadalupe, was found dead north-west of Tuxtla Gutiérrez. Authorities continue investigations.

The PAN Senate group announced another suspension against the judicial reform, granted by a Yucatán court through an amparo filed by Senator Mayuli Martínez. This is the second amparo accepted, as senators urge adherence to legal frameworks and halt electoral processes linked to the reforms.

The INE is planning a precautionary budget of over 13 billion pesos for upcoming judicial elections, slightly less than its previous request to Congress. Discussions continue about budget allocation and political party participation.

A suspected car thief ran over 16 people during a pro-life event in Guadalajara. 14 have already been discharged, while two remain hospitalized.

During the 30th National Meeting of Mobility Authorities, necessary changes to improve public transportation in Mexico City are addressed, emphasizing the importance of financing and tax incentives.