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Noticias Viernes 13 de marzo 2026

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Mexico, Colombia, and Brazil jointly call for peace in the Middle East as oil prices spike over 9% to $100 a barrel.

The episode opens with a multinational peace call by Mexico, Colombia, and Brazil regarding the Middle East conflict, noted as an initiative by President Petro. It then transitions to domestic security news, detailing the capture of Samuel Ramírez Jr., an FBI-wanted fugitive in Sinaloa linked to a 2023 murder case. Economic coverage highlights a sharp oil price increase to $100 per barrel, attributed to geopolitical tensions involving the U.S., Israel, and Iran. Political segments include President Claudia Sheinbaum's comments on U.S.-Cuba dialogue, her disagreement with a senator's gubernatorial candidacy in San Luis Potosí, and post-reform meetings between Morena and the Partido del Trabajo. Security updates feature a binational fentanyl seizure in Colima announced by U.S. Ambassador Ronald Johnson and the arrest of a CJNG cartel operator in Baja California. Environmental reports warn of high ozone days in Mexico City from March to May, potentially activating contingency phases. State-level news covers a Veracruz oil spill not linked to Pemex, a Morelos ban on cellphones in schools, and Sinaloa's security secretary resignation. Weather forecasts describe Cold Front No. 40 affecting Yucatán and heat waves in Pacific states. International notes include U.S. President Donald Trump's remarks on oil benefits and advice to Venezuelan opposition leader María Corina Machado, plus a temporary U.S. authorization for Russian oil sales.

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