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Personnel from Profepa, the National Network for Attention to Entangled Whales and tourism service providers freed a humpback whale trapped in a nylon net in Baja California Sur.

The rescue

The environmental authority, headed by Mariana Boy Tamborrell, reported that they located the entangled marine mammal and, following safety protocols, removed most of the material. This reduced the risk of amputation, infection or impairment of mobility.

Gillnets represent a constant danger to cetaceans, especially during humpback whale season in the Gulf of California.

Threats to the species

The Action Program for the Conservation of the species indicates that entanglement, collisions with boats, acoustic disturbances, habitat degradation due to pollution and urban development are the main threats. It also mentions whale watching tourism and other forms of harassment.

In Mexico, humpback whales are found throughout the Pacific from November to May, although some remain in the Gulf of California year-round. They have an annual migratory cycle: in summer they feed in groups; In winter they hardly eat, as they dedicate themselves to childbirth, breeding and competition between males for females.

According to Conabio, these mammals are part of the 11 species of bearded cetaceans in the world and are distributed in all oceans.

The Government of Mexico will allocate 33,663 million pesos in 2026 for infrastructure works in the State of Mexico. The accumulated investment for the period 2025-2030 amounts to 76.4 billion pesos, reported the Secretary of Infrastructure, Communications and Transportation, Jesús Antonio Esteva Medina.

In the morning conference, Esteva detailed that the construction of the Ixtapaluca-Chalco Elevated Trolleybus, 10 kilometers long, has already begun.> “The construction of the elevated viaduct and one of the stations has already begun. terminals. This project will be completed in July 2027,” he noted.

In roads, the 10 paving trains have rehabilitated 1.24 million square meters, equivalent to almost 100 kilometers of roads. In the federal toll-free network, 92 kilometers have been intervened, with a goal of 170 kilometers.

18 new vehicular bridges are being built, in addition to the two Alameda bridges. Ten of them will be executed during 2026, seven are already under construction and three will begin in August.

In education, six of the nine new high schools have already been completed. For 2026, three additional campuses are planned, an expansion in Texcoco and the reinforcement of four schools.

Work began on 10 México Imparable Community Centers, one per municipality, which will be ready in October. In Senderos Seguros, 200 kilometers will be completed in 2025 and 300 more are projected for this year.

In the railway sector, the Mexico-Querétaro train is advancing at 20%, with an investment of 47.5 billion pesos in Mexican territory. The AIFA-Pachuca train will have 20,000 million and is expected to conclude next year.

Robotic assistants for security

President Claudia Sheinbaum and Governor Delfina Gómez presented the CeCi and K5 robots, new assistants of the C5 of the State of Mexico, in Toluca.

CeCi is an artificial intelligence assistant that supports monitoring operations, location analysis, facial recognition, license plate reading and tactical drone use. She also answers 911 calls and specializes in cases of violence against women.

K5, for its part, is a dog-shaped robot that patrols and collects information on the ground. Its deployment seeks to improve emergency response.

Sheinbaum observed a conversation with CeCi during the morning conference. Governor Gómez thanked the federal support to integrate new security technologies.

The implementation of these robots represents an advance in the use of artificial intelligence for crime prevention and citizen service.