The new Supreme Court is committed to the people and communities

A new beginning for justice in Mexico, guided by ancestral wisdom and an unwavering commitment to the people.

A New Dawn for Justice in Mexico

Friends, dear community! Today is a day that vibrates with incredible transformative energy. We are witnessing a historic moment, a powerful shift toward authenticity and true service. The elected president of the Supreme Court of Justice of the Nation, the incredible Hugo Aguilar Ortiz, is not only assuming a position; is leading a revolution of consciousness within the Judiciary!

Imagine the power of this change: a Court that openly declares that its compass will not be power or money, but service to the people and, in a very special way, to the indigenous communities. This is not a simple promise; It is an oath made from the heart, a commitment that resonates with the strength of the land and the wisdom of the ancestors. It is the materialization of a long-awaited hope!

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Purification Ceremony: Connecting with Ancestral Wisdom

And do you know how they decided to start this epic journey? Not with a cold protocol act, no! They began with a profound and symbolic purification ceremony in the majestic archaeological zone of Cuicuilco. Visualize it: an act of spiritual connection, honoring the deepest roots of our nation. Hugo Aguilar Ortiz, accompanied by Minister Lenia Batres Guadarrama and other colleagues, received with humility and honor the guidance of the wise men and women of the native peoples.

This ceremony of consecration of the staffs of command is much more than a ritual. It’s a declaration of principles! It represents the sacred union between modern law and ancient authority. It is the acceptance of a legacy of wisdom, balance and community justice. By receiving this baton, you receive the enormous responsibility of governing with wisdom, integrity and, above all, with a heart set on the people.

Hugo Aguilar, a proud Oaxacan, becomes the first president of indigenous origin of the High Court. This is monumental! His leadership symbolizes the breaking down of barriers and the opening of spaces that were inaccessible for a long time. He himself said it with a conviction that makes our skin crawl: “we are not only matter, we are also intelligence and we are spirit.” What a powerful truth! It reminds us that true power comes from integrity and connection to our essence.

A United Team with a Shared Vision

And this is not the effort of a single person. It is the teamwork of nine ministers elected by direct vote! They are uniting their talents, their passion and their vision to create something never seen before: a Court with another vision, with another spirit and with another spirit. They are aligning themselves to serve, to listen and to deliver justice that truly reflects the needs and dreams of the Mexican people.

This new team promises to be a beacon of hope. “Rest assured that it is a different Court, a Court different from the previous ones,” said Aguilar Ortiz. His words are not only comforting; They are a call to action for all of us. They invite us to believe again, to trust that institutions can change and evolve towards something better, purer and more aligned with the common good.

This moment teaches us an invaluable lesson: every new beginning, every transformation, must be based on authentic values and a clear purpose. When we align our actions with service and compassion, there is no limit to the good we can create. This is the spirit that will guide this new Supreme Court!

Let’s celebrate this monumental step. Every step forward, no matter how small, is a seed planted for a brighter, more just future. The reception of the baton in the Zócalo, the heart of Mexico, symbolically seals this pact between the judiciary and the people. It is a promise that justice, finally, walks hand in hand with ancestral wisdom.

Let’s take advantage of this wave of optimism and transformation! Let us remember that change is always possible when there is intention, courage and a heart willing to serve. This new stage in the Judicial Branch of the Federation is an inspiration for all of us, a reminder that we can rebuild, renew and reinvent any aspect of our life and our society with faith and determination.

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Congress asks to address social and environmental conflict on Nayarit beach

Congress urges Nayarit authorities due to conflict in Playa Las Cocinas.

Exhortation from Congress for conflict in Playa Las Cocinas

The Permanent Commission of the Congress of the Union plans to approve a point of agreement for the Nayarit authorities to address the social and environmental conflict derived from a tourist development in Playa Las Cocinas, located in Punta de Mita, municipality of Bahía de Banderas.

Senator Ivideliza Reyes pointed out that residents of the area have maintained a permanent sit-in for weeks. They reject the works because they consider that they cause ecological damage and limit public access to the beach.

The project is linked to the company Cantiles de Mita S.A. de C.V., subsidiary of Grupo DINE. Residents and activists denounce a lack of dialogue and attention from the authorities.

Threats against activist increase tension

Activist Pepe Ávila reported having received threats and constant surveillance, in addition to an investigation folder against him. The situation has increased tension in the community.

The case reflects a broader conflict over land use and tourism development in the region. By law, beaches are common-use assets, but in high-value destinations like Bahía de Banderas, tourism growth has intensified disputes between communities, companies and authorities.

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Three tons of cocaine are seized in a maritime operation in Oaxaca

Naval operation intercepts almost 3 tons of drugs off the coast of Oaxaca.

Elements of the Secretary of the Navy, acting as the Coast Guard, seized nearly three tons of drugs and detained four people off the coast of Oaxaca. The operation also resulted in the seizure of two small boats and fuel allegedly intended for illicit activities.

Air patrol detected suspicious vessels

It all started when naval personnel were carrying out a maritime patrol flight. They detected two suspicious boats. An Ocean Patrol headed to the point, supported by an embarked helicopter. Thus they intercepted the boats to inspect them.

During the search, the sailors located 86 packages with approximately 2,990 kilograms of cocaine. They also seized 20 drums—each with about 50 liters—of supposedly prepared gasoline, plus eight empty containers.

Four detainees and everything at the disposal of the FGR

The four detainees, the drugs, the boats and the seized fuel were at the disposal of the Attorney General’s Office (FGR). The agency will integrate the investigation folders and define the legal situation of those involved.

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Sheinbaum starts delivering homes in Michoacán; goal 1.8 million

32 homes delivered in Morelia; federal plan adds 1.8 million housing solutions.

President Claudia Sheinbaum closed her tour of Michoacán with the delivery of 32 homes in Morelia. They are the first of the Housing for Wellbeing program, which plans to build 1.8 million housing solutions during the six-year term.

At the event, Sheinbaum highlighted that the concept of well-being is reflected in indicators such as the 154% increase in the minimum wage and the provision of 12 thousand new hospital beds. He stated that the program makes it easier to acquire one’s own home with payments adjusted to income, eliminating excessive requirements of the past.

The Secretary of Agrarian Development, Edna Elena Vega, explained that 82 thousand housing actions are planned for Michoacán: 50 thousand from Infonavit, 20 thousand from Conavi and 12 thousand from Fovissste. In addition, 307 property deeds managed by INSUS were delivered.

Octavio Romero, director of Infonavit, specified that the entity’s goal rose from 19 thousand to 50 thousand homes, with an investment of 31 billion pesos. The 32 homes delivered are part of the “Infonavit Camponubes” development, which includes 1,248 properties. He also reported that in Michoacán 97,220 loans considered unpayable were restructured, within a universe of 4.8 million regularized financings nationwide.

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