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Jornada de 40 horas será gradual de 2026 a 2030

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Over 70,000 houses built in Chiapas signal major housing progress, with 30,000 from the National Housing Commission.

The episode opens with a report on housing development in Chiapas, where over 70,000 houses have been built, including 30,000 by the National Housing Commission. It then shifts to water management issues, noting intense rains that caused flooding and deposited over 4.1 million cubic meters of water. In international news, an attack on an Iranian refinery in the Persian Gulf is reported hours after a truce with the United States took effect. The episode covers political appointments, with Roberto Velasco Álvarez appearing before the Senate for ratification as Secretary of Foreign Relations and outlining plans to involve retired ambassadors. President Claudia Sheinbaum discusses energy policy, emphasizing natural gas contracts with the U.S. and a push for 15,000 megawatts of renewable energy. Local updates include road closures in Mexico City for rainwater capture installations and a water discount program offering up to 50% debt reduction until April 30. Cultural segments note the anniversary of Pablo Picasso's death and the passing of Mexican muralist Melchor Peredo García at age 99. International tensions escalate as Iran closes the Ormuz Strait in response to Israeli attacks in Lebanon, which have caused casualties. A human-interest story reports the rescue of miner Francisco Zapata Najera after 14 days trapped in Sinaloa. Mobility plans for Mexico City are presented, focusing on sustainable transport like electric trolleybuses and cycleways, with a 5,183 million peso investment for the 2026 World Cup. Labor statistics show over 22.7 million formal jobs by March 2026, with 87% being permanent. The Senate approves changes to the federal labor law, establishing a gradual reduction to a 40-hour workweek from 2026 to 2030, including regulations on overtime pay. Other updates include a yellow alert for strong winds in Mexico City, a drug seizure in Sonora linked to deaths from vitaminated serums, and Pope Leon XIV welcoming a truce in Iran. The episode concludes with various government initiatives, such as wheelchair deliveries in the State of Mexico and the rehabilitation of Metro Line 2.

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