September 18 Summary: What happened at CETIS 78? Sheinbaum meets with Mark Carney, and Adán Augusto distances himself from "the Sweeper"

CLIMATE

➔ Mexican Monsoon and Tropical Waves: Get ready....they will hit Mexico with heavy rains and hail, according to the extended forecast from the National Meteorological Service (SMN) of the National Water Commission (Conagua).

MEXICO

➔ What happened at CETIS 78? Student protest spirals out of control; principal accused of sexual harassment is beaten: The student protest at CETIS 78 ended in violence and damage to the facilities after complaints against the school principal.

➔ Hernán Bermúdez will face an arrest warrant for organized crime: the Attorney General's Office accuses the former Tabasco Security Secretary of organized crime and aggravated kidnapping.

➔ Adán Augusto says he never heard of La Barredora as governor (audio): Senator Adán Augusto López Hernández said he never heard of “La Barredora” as governor of Tabasco, although the criminal organization was made public in 2020.

➔ Claudia Sheinbaum and Mark Carney meet at the National Palace; they lead a conference: Hours later, at a press conference, Sheinbaum and Carney discussed the creation of an "Action Plan," North America's competitiveness, and security cooperation against organized crime.

➔ Searching families face extortion, threats, and illness: Faced with this situation, search groups, families of missing persons, and civil society organizations presented this Wednesday in Ciudad Juárez the Security Assessment for Family Groups of Missing Persons in Mexico.

WORLD

➔ Treasury Department sanctions Los Mayos and reveals criminal network in Rosarito, Baja California: In a statement of new sanctions against the Los Mayos faction of the Sinaloa Cartel, the Treasury Department's OFAC revealed information about a criminal drug trafficking network that involves businessmen and a former mayor.

➔ How Kimmel's comments about Kirk became a political issue affecting Trump : This move comes as the president, his administration, and his political party ramp up efforts to control discourse about the conservative activist's death.

➔ Despite immigration conflict, Hyundai will invest $2.7 billion in a US plant: On September 6, it was reported that approximately 300 South Korean workers in Georgia were detained by ICE.

COAHUILA

➔ AHMSA will be auctioned for $1.123 billion; it will be sold as a production unit: The bankruptcy trustee set the price of the assets based on 85 percent of their value. The procedure was authorized at a hearing on September 11 and formalized this week.

➔ Saltillo invests 24 million pesos in sports facilities with Activa Tu Parque: Mayor Javier Díaz González began the rehabilitation of two softball fields at the Jesús Carranza Sports Complex.

➔ Saltillo intensifies beautification efforts on Nicolás Bravo Street: The Saltillo Municipal Government is promoting a Facade Beautification program to improve the image of the Historic Center.

SHOWS AND SPORTS

➔ Will Adele perform at the 2026 Super Bowl Halftime Show? Everything we know so far: The British singer has been approached to participate in the halftime show in Santa Clara, California, although a contract has not yet been signed.

➔ Hugo Cueto closes his youth career with international achievements and sets his sights on Los Angeles 2028: The goalkeeper, a student at the Monterrey Institute of Technology, Saltillo Campus, excelled in continental and world tournaments in 2025; now he's looking to establish himself in the senior category on the road to the Olympic Games.

➔ Bad Bunny sued for profiting from senior housing in Puerto Rico... And Pati Chapoy defends him!: The 84-year-old man has filed a lawsuit against Bad Bunny and several companies linked to his production for using his house known as "La Casita" in a music video, merchandise and concerts, alleging that he signed contracts he did not understand.

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