The most important news of May 13 in Mexico

CLIMATE

➔ New Cold Front to Mexico: Prepare for... frosts down to -5 and strong winds, according to the extended forecast from the National Meteorological Service (SMN) of the National Water Commission ( Conagua).

MEXICO

➔ Sheinbaum orders investigation into disappearances of adolescents in Jalisco due to possible forced recruitment: Claudia Sheinbaum instructs the SSPC to review reports of disappearances of young people in Jalisco, following a report by the UdeG that warns of possible forced recruitment.

➔ Violence cost Mexico 4.5 trillion pesos in 2024: The Mexico 2025 Peace Index shows that corruption and impunity persist in the country and that there was a lack of resources to promote peace.

➔ Sheinbaum prepares announcement on changes to Telecommunications Law: Community Radio asks for the opinion of indigenous communities on the Telecommunications Law

➔ 5 years in prison for those who commit wiretapping on the Metro?: Representative Tania Larios proposed considering wiretapping as the most damaging crime for Mexico City.

➔ Mexican politicians mourn the death of José 'Pepe' Mujica, former president of Uruguay: The president of Mexico, former presidents, deputies and senators, among others, expressed their condolences on the death of José Mujica.

WORLD

➔ After a long battle with cancer, former Uruguayan President Pepe Mujica dies: The leftist leader announced on April 29, 2024, that he had a tumor in his esophagus, complicated by the immune disease he already suffered from.

➔ Within the militarized US border, there is a historic drop in the arrival of immigrants: According to official data, last April there were 8,400 arrests of people who crossed the southern border irregularly, this is a reduction of nearly 95% compared to the same month last year.

➔ Who are the Inzunzas? The father and son accused of narcoterrorism by the US and members of the Sinaloa Cartel: Pedro Inzunza Noriega and Pedro Inzunza Coronel were charged with narcoterrorism, along with other members.

COAHUILA

➔ No Coahuila officials on alleged list of Mexican politicians linked to crime: Journalist claims the United States is targeting Mexican officials for alleged links to crime.

➔ Coahuila strengthens economic ties with Texas: Governor Manolo Jiménez meets with Texas business leaders. The state governor presents Coahuila's competitive advantages that make it one of the most attractive states for investors.

➔ Coahuila teachers recognized for their careers: more than 250 teachers are honored for years of service. Representatives of the state and municipal government joined the tribute, emphasizing that true progress is built on values ​​and quality education.

SHOWS AND SPORTS

➔ Lupita TikTok's baby, Karely, dies after suffering cardiac arrest: The three-week-old died of cardiac arrest. Her case has caused a stir on social media and launched an investigation in Nuevo León.

➔ Last chance to get tickets! Bad Bunny confirms seventh concert in Mexico after 6 sold outs: The Puerto Rican added December 20th so his fans could get one of the highly sought-after tickets to his show.

➔ Tigres vs Toluca: Time, date and broadcast of the first leg of the Clausura 2025 Semifinal: The felines host the Diablos Rojos at the Universitario, looking to gain an advantage before their visit to the Nemesio Diez

SPECIAL

➔ WEEKLY | Police violence, rampant abuse in Coahuila

➔ From Guerrilla to President: Pepe Mujica's violent era: The man previously considered "The Poorest President" was also a guerrilla leader in Uruguay.