Un Podcast con Javier Alatorre
Llega al penal de máxima seguridad de El Altiplano Hernán Bermúdez Requena, exsecretario de Seguridad Pública de Tabasco y presunto líder del grupo "La Barredora". Está acusado de extorsión, robo de combustible y secuestro.
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Estados Unidos congela cuentas bancarias de empresas y personas ligadas al Cártel de Sinaloa; entre ellas está la diputada de MORENA Hilda Araceli Brown, a quien se acusa de proteger y facilitar operaciones del narcotráfico.
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La presidenta Claudia Sheinbaum se vuelve casi "defensora de oficio" de los hijos de López Obrador, y dice que hay una campaña para desprestigiarlos.
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80 por ciento de los hospitales del IMSS-Bienestar en Michoacán tienen deficiencias. Una muestra es el de Sahuayo, donde más que curarse, los pacientes quedan en mayor riesgo.
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El testimonio de Lalo, un joven de 16 años que sobrevivió a la explosión de la pipa en Iztapalapa: Los segundos que le salvaron la vida.
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México y Canadá acuerdan estrechar su relación y fortalecer acuerdos en migración y comercio.
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