Enero 26, 2026

·20 min·2 clips

A commando kills 11 people at a soccer game in Loma Linda, Guanajuato, as Mexico faces multiple international crises.

The episode opens with host Manuel Yáñez presenting the day's top news stories. He reports a commando attack at a soccer field in Loma Linda, Guanajuato, leaving 11 dead and over 10 injured. The show then shifts to international diplomacy, detailing how Brazil assumed control of Mexico's embassy in Peru following a two-month diplomatic rupture over Mexico granting asylum to Peru's ex-Prime Minister Betsy Chávez. A positive note highlights Mexico's record-breaking participation as guest country at the FITUR 2026 tourism fair in Madrid, with over 155,000 professional visitors. North of the border, Donald Trump threatens 100% tariffs on Canadian goods if Canada proceeds with a free trade agreement with China, prompting a response from Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney. In Minneapolis, violence by ICE and border patrol continues, with the recent killing of a nurse named Alex Preti. To the south, Venezuela's acting president Delsi Rodríguez criticizes U.S. orders. Globally, Russia launches its largest air attack on Ukraine in 2026, despite ongoing peace talks involving Kiev, Moscow, and Washington in the UAE. The final segment is a recurring Monday interview with certified human capital coach Carmen Olguín. She discusses options for work or 'base activities' during retirement, emphasizing it's not about continuing a career but finding suitable tasks based on health, time, and commitments. Olguín lists potential roles like financial advising, sales, human capital consulting, call center work, tutoring, mentorship, and entrepreneurship. She highlights the soft skills and experience older workers bring, such as decision-making and collaboration, and encourages retirees to stay active and productive for societal benefit.

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