The most important news of May 20 in Mexico

CLIMATE

➔ Heavy rains will hit Mexico : Prepare... An unseasonable cold front will cause low temperatures and hail, according to the extended forecast from the National Meteorological Service (SMN) of the National Water Commission ( Conagua).

MEXICO

➔ Live! This is how García Harfuch informed Sheinbaum about the murder of Ximena Guzmán and José Muñoz : Omar García Harfuch informed President Claudia Sheinbaum in real time about the murder of two Mexico City officials

➔ 'We are deeply dismayed and in mourning': Clara Brugada: The head of the Mexico City government affirmed that they will continue to combat insecurity in the city; she asserted that there will be no impunity.

➔ MX Media Alliance condemns censorship against journalists Héctor de Mauleón and El Universal: The organization urged the Tamaulipas Electoral Tribunal to reverse the measures that violate freedom of expression.

➔ 40-hour workweek... The OECD supports reform and highlights its benefits for the health and well-being of Mexicans: The OECD supports Mexico's labor reform, which proposes reducing the workweek to 40 hours. It highlights benefits for health, well-being, and productivity, and urges not to postpone its gradual implementation between 2025 and 2030.

➔ UN Mexico joins the mourning in Mexico City after the double murder of Clara Brugada's collaborators: Through social media, the United Nations shared a message regarding the terrible events of May 20.

WORLD

➔ Historic! More than 190 countries adopt the world's first agreement to fight the next pandemic: Starting today, the world has a Global Treaty to manage the next pandemic that occurs, after three years of negotiations between more than 190 countries supported by the WHO and five years after the emergence of COVID-19.

➔ Elon Musk says he will remain Tesla CEO for five more years: The billionaire avoided going into details about how his political involvement affected his companies.

➔ Israel reportedly preparing attacks on Iran's nuclear facilities: According to CNN, the United States has obtained intelligence on the likelihood of an attack.

COAHUILA

➔ Coahuila seeks new water sources due to water crisis : Faced with the lowest level in the history of the La Amistad dam, the state government is exploring alternative wells and aquifers to supply border municipalities.

➔ Coahuila Congress will analyze incorporating ethical hackers into the state Cyber ​​Police: Representative Delia Hernández presented an initiative to reform the Coahuila Public Security System Law, in order to add cybersecurity specialists to the Cyber ​​Police and more effectively combat digital crimes.

➔ Coahuila Congress declares San Buenaventura Fairs Intangible Cultural Heritage: The State Congress will hold a traveling solemn session in this municipality to commemorate both the 80th anniversary of the fair and the founding of the town.

SHOWS AND SPORTS

➔ Corridos are being made for Valeria Márquez, an influencer murdered in Zapopan, and her friend Vivian de la Torre: TikTok users have spread corridos dedicated to both Valeria and her friend Vivian de la Torre, who has been named without evidence as a suspected perpetrator.

➔ From Coahuila to Asia! The film 'El Desaire' is selected as a finalist at the Singapore Film Festival: The Coahuila story was recently selected for the Marché du Film in Cannes, the Love & Hope Festival in Barcelona, ​​and after winning two awards at the Swedish Film Festival.

➔ Expansion League clubs want to join Liga MX... and they want it now: According to the New York Times, 10 organizations have taken their complaint to the CAS for the return of promotion and relegation in Mexico.

SPECIAL

➔ WEEKLY | La Laguna: Dry countryside, wounded economy

➔ Conagua forecasts probable impact of 3 intense hurricanes in Yucatán: If you live in an area vulnerable to hurricanes, it is essential to be prepared before, during and after the phenomenon: Learn about a plan that can help you