The most important news of June 30 in Mexico

CLIMATE

➔ Hurricane Flossie is approaching Mexico : Prepare... along with the Barry depression, they will lash out with heavy rains and hail, according to the extended forecast of the National Meteorological Service (SMN) of the National Water Commission (Conagua).

MEXICO

➔ National Guard must act with integrity: Sheinbaum: Six years of the creation of this corporation are celebrated

➔ Senators approve the new National Guard Law in general: With 75 votes in favor and 34 against, the opinion for the new National Guard Law is approved.

➔ 94.3% of gas stations maintain price agreement: Profeco: Stations set their prices below the 24 pesos agreed upon with the Federal Government

➔ Intervention to Vector, CIBanco and Intercam was very pertinent: Sheinbaum: The president affirms that the CNBV's actions are to avoid an impact on the financial system

➔ The Telecom Law is not a 'spy law', it is the same as the 2014 law: Merino: The head of the Transformation Agency rules out the possibility of persecution.

WORLD

➔ Israeli court postpones Netanyahu corruption trial : The new order came after Trump took to Truth Social and criticized the corruption trial (in which Netanyahu is accused of bribery, fraud, and breach of trust in three separate cases) as a “political witch hunt.”

➔ Weighing proposed amendments to Donald Trump's tax and spending cuts: Few Republicans appear entirely satisfied as the final package emerges

➔ More than 67 dead in Israeli attack on cafe and food distribution points in Gaza: The cafe, one of the few businesses that continued operating during the war, was a meeting point for residents looking for internet access and a place to charge their phones.

COAHUILA

➔ US announces gradual reopening of border to Mexican livestock; August 18 is expected for Coahuila . After suspending US imports in May, the Ministry of Agriculture recognizes progress in combating screwworms in Mexico.

➔ Business leaders from Southeast Coahuila insist on the urgency of rectifying the Los Chorros section: State authorities have supported the demand for rectification, but business leaders insist that the effort must be escalated to the federal level to obtain concrete results.

➔ Saltillo sets surcharges on property taxes and other taxes by peso!: It will go into effect starting July 1.

SHOWS AND SPORTS

➔ Which one will you go to? Who will get you dancing at the Teatro del Pueblo during the Saltillo 2025 Fair? This year's edition of the traditional festival is notable for featuring important representatives of today's music, such as Juanes, Cadetes de Linares, Genitallica, Yeri Mua, Arnulfo Jr., La Banda El Recodo, and many more.

➔ Alleged call from 'Fofo' Márquez from prison revealed; he reports assault and abuse: During the call, allegedly made while 'Fofo' was still in the Barriento prison, the influencer broke his silence.

➔ Rayados vs Borussia Dortmund: Date, time and key details for the Round of 16 match at the 2025 Club World Cup: The Mercedes-Benz Stadium will host the match that will determine who qualifies for the Quarterfinals

SPECIAL

➔ WEEKLY | Abuse at Narváez High School: Mother and victim seek justice

➔ Will the Government be able to track my cell phone?... With the new Telecommunications Law, they will know the location of citizens without a court order: The new Telecommunications Law allows the Government to track the location of cell phones without a court order and requires a CURP or RFC (Spanish Taxpayer Registration Number) to access the internet. It also eliminates the IFT (Federal Institute of Statistics and Census) and regulates foreign content in the media.