Clara Brugada

Mexico City's measles outbreak is controlled, with cases decreasing by 99 percent.

Sheinbaum calls the Cablebús line 4 project a social justice initiative.

Clara Brugada praises Mexico's judicial election as a global example of independent justice.

The Mexico City government will reinforce combat against property robbery with 100 free lawyers.

Diputados de Morena and Argentina meet to strengthen left-wing party ties in Latin America.

Mexico City met its goal of repaving 3.5 million square meters of main roads and streets.

Clara Brugada proposes an international mechanism to protect migrants from discrimination and xenophobia.

The IECM received 99 complaints about premature campaigns, with 42 against public officials.

Some World Cup projects remain unfinished in Mexico City.

Santa María la Ribera faces collapse due to excessive development projects.

Beneficiaries waited over four hours to receive their Bienestar cards, which had no available funds.

Morena's congressional group aims to approve at least 200 initiatives in the upcoming session.

Mexican police deploy 7500 officers for the England match amid safety concerns.

England players were booed upon arrival at their World Cup hotel in Mexico City.

Authorities will limit access to Ángel de la Independencia and redirect fans to other areas.

Authorities delivered the bodies of four victims of Tuesday's celebration to their families.

The President offers to install more screens after recent celebration deaths.

Morena lawmakers agreed to legislate on 20 priority topics, including euthanasia and prison reform, without setting deadlines.

A Mexican tribunal ordered protection of the Ramón López Velarde garden in Cuauhtémoc.

Citizens seek to declare Roma Norte and Roma Sur as artistic monument zones to protect their architectural heritage.

Victims of property theft demand authorities accelerate their case attention in Mexico City.

Comerciantes report at least six extortion groups in La Merced since 2019.

Mexico City's Cablebús lines 4, 5, and 6 are expected to be completed by late 2028, covering 40 kilometers.

Mexico demonstrated unity and coordination during the 2026 World Cup.

Miguel Ángel Velázquez demands clarity on the Rocha case amidst silence and delays.

Héctor Díaz-Polanco resigned as Morena's leader in Mexico City after a year and a half.

The SSC detained 11,223 people for high-impact crimes in nearly two years.

Clara Brugada delivers 106 apartments to 66 families with a 100 million peso investment.

Over 1 million people attended soccer areas in Mexico City to watch the Mexican team's match.

FIFA and Mexico's government attempted to reschedule a match due to a potential storm, but ultimately failed.

Mexico and England's match is rescheduled to 15:00 due to predicted thunderstorms in the City.

Mexico's president assures it is safe to visit the country despite UK travel warnings.

Mexico and Canada confirmed their desire to extend the T-MEC treaty for 16 more years, awaiting the US decision.

Three people died from asphyxiation during massive celebrations in Mexico City after Mexico's World Cup win.

President Claudia Sheinbaum says Governor Rubén Rocha's resignation is best for Sinaloa.

Ecobici's operator receives a new contract despite service failures and criticisms.

The Coruña shelter in Mexico City will close due to problems and saturation, and a new model will be implemented.

The government invests 165 million pesos in eight projects to reduce flooding in Mexico City.

La Merced becomes a priority security zone to combat extortion and promote peace.

Mexico aims to protect democracy by analyzing candidates for potential risks.

UNAM investigates cheating using artificial intelligence on admission exams.

Mexico City was the most attended World Cup host with over 12 million people taking to the streets.

Clara Brugada proposes creating popular dining halls for university students in the city.

Beneficiaries waited over four hours to receive pension cards with no available funds.

President Claudia Sheinbaum says 75% of seized guns in Mexico come from the US.

Mexican police deploy 7500 officers for England clash amid safety concerns.

Authorities limit access to Ángel de la Independencia, allowing only 25,000 people.

Mexico City tightens security and limits crowd capacity for the Mexico-England match after four fan deaths.

Families of missing persons request a meeting with authorities after a police aggression incident.

Mexico City will reinforce security protocols after four deaths occurred during World Cup celebrations.