Enero 28, 2026

·20 min·2 clips

The inter-oceanic train derailed in Oaxaca because it was traveling 41 km/h over the speed limit, and the driver is now detained.

The episode opens with host Manuel Yáñez introducing the day's top stories. The first segment reports on the inter-oceanic train derailment in Oaxaca on December 28, where Attorney General Ernestina Godoy found the train was traveling 41 km/h over the speed limit, leading to the driver Felipe de Jesús N. being detained. Next, the show covers political fallout in Oaxaca, where Morena broke with the PT after a revocation vote for Governor Salomón Jara, who retained power with 60% support. The episode then shifts to Pemex, revealing 2025 was its worst year for crude production at 1.36 million barrels daily, an 8% drop from 2024 and the lowest since 1979. Guest Karen Santamaría joins from Barcelona to discuss Mexico's participation in Fitur, noting the pavilion was overcrowded with 4,000 attendees but lacked space, though it was a success with signed agreements. The conversation returns to news, detailing an ICE attempt to raid the Ecuadorian consulate in Minneapolis, violating the Vienna Convention and prompting diplomatic protests. This leads to discussion of migration tensions in Minneapolis, including the death of nurse Alex Preti during an ICE protest. The attack on Congresswoman Ilhan Omar in Minneapolis is covered, where a suspect sprayed her with an unknown substance. Finally, the episode reports on the EU and India signing a free trade agreement after 20 years of negotiations, driven by U.S. protectionism under Trump, creating a market of 2 billion consumers. The episode wraps with farewells to Karen and reminders to follow the podcast.

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