Mexico City in Turmoil: BBVA Investment, CNTE Decision, and Major Arrests

Mexico City News: BBVA Invests, CNTE Awaits Decision, Drug Arrests Made Mexico City is buzzing with activity today, following a series of significant developments reported by Eje Central. BBVA, a major financial institution, announced a substantial investment of 100 billion pesos in Mexico, underscoring confidence in the nation's economy. Meanwhile, the CNTE, a powerful teachers' union, is expected to decide this Saturday whether to accept a government proposal after 15 days of disruptive protests that have caused losses estimated at 122 million pesos. "The protests have paralyzed parts of the city, causing significant economic disruption," reported Karen Torres of Eje Central. In other news, the Mexico City's Secretariat of Citizen Security (SSC) announced the arrest of two individuals linked to the Fuerza Anti-Unión criminal organization. The Jalisco Attorney General's office also announced that Alex Marín, known as the "King of Adult Cinema," has been charged with human trafficking and will remain in preventive detention. On the international front, the US Supreme Court approved Donald Trump's initiative to revoke legal permits for over 500,000 migrants from Venezuela, Cuba, Nicaragua, and Haiti. Elon Musk, meanwhile, concluded his advisory role in Trump's government, but will reportedly maintain a close relationship as a friend and consultant. In sports, Mexican cyclist Isaac Del Toro increased his lead in the Giro d'Italia after securing second place in stage 19. The multifaceted news cycle in Mexico and beyond continues to unfold.