The episode begins with international news, where Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas condemns Israel's approval of 34 new settlements in the West Bank, calling it a violation of international law and a dangerous escalation. Domestically, the Technical Evaluation Committee published a list of 171 candidates for INE councilors with gender parity, most having electoral and judicial experience. A new law promoting mixed public-private investment in strategic infrastructure like energy and transport was decreed. The National Institute of Fine Arts and Literature celebrates its 80th anniversary with a dance season at the Palacio de Bellas Artes from July 7 to 30. Internationally, a baby was born on a flight from Jamaica to New York, with nationality undetermined. In Mexico, the Secretary of Governance, Rosa Isela Rodríguez, reported progress on nearly 4,000 projected sports courts, with over 1,800 in process. The State of Mexico Congress approved a new health law after more than 20 years, guaranteeing comprehensive care and patient rights. The Artemis II mission is preparing for re-entry this Friday, facing 13 critical minutes of extreme friction. Daniel Cosenzo, president of Grupo Modelo, announced 500 World Cup tickets and 35,000 broadcast licenses. Docent from the Autonomous University of Zacatecas criticized the Millpillas dam as non-viable and costly. An Art, Cheese and Wine Festival is scheduled for April 10-12 in Cuauhtitlanizcali, Estado de Mexico. President Claudia Sheinbaum pointed out that 20 local congresses approved the Electoral Plan B, with reforms including no re-election and reduced resources. The Search Commissioner for Mexico City, Luis Gomez Negrete, stated Mexico must develop its own strategies for disappearances. The National Meteorological Service forecasts reduced rainfall in states like Coahuila and Chiapas. A case against Ismael Elmayo Zambada of the Sinaloa cartel was postponed in the U.S.
