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Jueves 12 de marzo 2026

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President Claudia Sheinbaum's electoral reform fails as the Senate bans golden pensions and gasoline prices are capped below 24 pesos.

The episode opens with headlines on President Claudia Sheinbaum's rejected electoral reform, the Senate's approval to eliminate golden pensions, and a gasoline price agreement. Sheinbaum reproaches opposition and some allied deputies for voting against her reform, naming PRI, PAN, Movimiento Ciudadano, and others, and outlines a 'Plan B' to continue reducing privileges. She denies issues at the Deer Park refinery and mentions plans for a safe transportation area at Mexico City's airport. The electoral reform failed despite 259 votes in favor, lacking the two-thirds majority, with PT and Partido Verde withholding support. In contrast, the Senate unanimously passed a constitutional reform to cap salaries at 70,000 pesos for trust workers in public entities, projected to save 5 billion pesos annually. PRI leader Alejandro Moreno discusses potential opposition alliances. Regional news includes illegal fuel storage in Mexico State, Jalisco recovering the Tequila National Museum after 26 years, and temporary protection for Acapulco's mayor. Two suspects are detained for a fire at a 3B store. The gasoline price agreement involves 96% of service stations to shield families from global price increases. Weather forecasts predict heavy rains in eastern and southeastern Mexico, with polar air lowering temperatures and heat waves in western states. Iran's Ayatollah warns of closing the Strait of Hormuz, impacting global oil trade, and U.S. officials report $11.3 billion spent in six days on military operations with Israel against Iran.

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