Donovan Carrillo advances to the long program in figure skating. Journalist Carmen Aristegui and her guests address issues of public importance this Wednesday, such as a new arrest of five people in Sinaloa, this time in Ahome, progress in reducing the work week to 40 hours, and the resurgence of measles in Mexico.
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How figure skating is judged: Enrique Beas explains the short and free programs
In an interview with Enrique Beas, director of La Octava Sports, Donovan Carrillo's advancement to the men's figure skating final at Milano-Cortina 2026 was analyzed. Beas highlighted the performance in the short program, the skater's career, including training in shopping malls, and explained the scoring system: sequences, jumps, and the judges' component of appreciation.
The conversation also covered the Super Bowl halftime show with Bad Bunny, described as a political message in the context of raids and racism in the United States, as well as Donald Trump's public reaction to the performance.
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