The episode opens with local news about airport fees. The Monterrey airport's 7% TUA increase is postponed from February 9 to April 10. This delay applies to 13 airports operated by the Centro Norte Aeropuerto Group. Users have complained about service deficiencies like insufficient seating and high prices. National news shifts to health, reporting 9,487 measles cases and 29 deaths in Mexico. Health Secretary Eduardo Clark notes 21 deaths occurred in Chihuahua. He credits intensified vaccination for preventing higher figures. Clark urges vaccination for those under 49, especially children aged 6 months to 12 years. He emphasizes stopping measles spread to avoid uncontrolled outbreaks. Sonora, Durango, Puebla, and Tlaxcala are added to monitoring due to rising cases. Sports news covers Antonio Martial's shoulder dislocation from a weekend match. The injury may sideline him for four to six weeks. He could miss five to eight games, including the Clásico Regio on March 7. Entertainment news involves Alicia Villarreal's lawyer, Mariel Colón. Colón, known for defending El Chapo, said he would be her manager if free. This comment ignited social media reactions. Colón is representing Villarreal in a U.S. civil case for alleged harassment. The statement has sparked criticism and defense of free expression. Villarreal's legal and media situation remains a topic of debate. The episode is narrated by Eduardo Garza, covering diverse news segments concisely.
