Enrique Galván Ochoa: Money

▲ Members of Morena's National Executive Committee during the extraordinary session of the party's National Council, held on Sunday. Photo by María Luisa Severiano

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President Sheinbaum set her Position on the current scandal involving Senate leader Adán Augusto López Hernández: 1) he will not cover up for anyone; the former Secretary of Public Security of Tabasco has an arrest warrant from the Attorney General's Office, a very different situation from that of Genaro García Luna, who was detained by United States authorities. Adán Augusto has already said that if summoned, he will appear to testify. If the Prosecutor's Office has any evidence, no one will be covered up, even if they are a Morena member; 2) he does not agree with media or social media lynchings; there must be proof. For his part, the Senate leader assures that he never suspected the ties of Hernán Bermúdez Requena, his former Secretary of Security, to organized crime. The lynching continued yesterday. The issue of Ricardo Monreal and (don't tell him) Andy López Beltrán's absences from the Morena meeting did not catch on. Cryptocurrencies, Trump's new move

Cryptocurrencies, Trump's new move

Trump Media, the company that operates the social media platform Truth Social, announced it has invested approximately $2 billion in Bitcoin. This isn't something the US president is doing in secret; he made it public on his own social media platform. At the same time, he sent Congress the Genius bill, which establishes a regulatory framework for a type of cryptocurrency called stablecoins. Bitcoin's value has soared by more than 200 percent and yesterday reached $117,507.

Pension for women

While the opposition and the commentariat wage a heated battle from their cell phones to overthrow the 4T, Claudia is out in the town on weekends inaugurating public works and receiving petitions. She announced that from August 1st to 30th, registration will be open for women between the ages of 60 and 64 to access the Women's Welfare Pension, a program that provides bimonthly support of 3,000 pesos. Ariadna Montiel reported that currently more than one million women between the ages of 63 and 64 already receive this benefit. Social programs have a budget of nearly one trillion pesos this year.

Tell Claudia

Subject: Lack of oncological drugs

My sister-in-law is an oncology patient at Incan in Tlalpan, Mexico City. Her chemotherapy was scheduled for July 19, 2025, but we were informed that they didn't have one gram of gemcitabine; she needed two grams. The medication is sold in specialized pharmacies at an average price of 6,500 pesos. We found it 10 kilometers from Incan, at 1,200 pesos per gram. Fortunately, we had the money for the drug. I ask the Secretary of Health, David Kershenobich, the head of the Coordinating Commission of National Health Institutes and High-Specialty Hospitals, Marta Margarita Zapata Tarrés, and the political scientist Eduardo Clark, in charge of consolidated drug procurement, to visit the institutes in Tlalpan on weekends, the crown jewel of the Ministry of Health, and witness the sad reality: shortages.

Ismael Seth Medina Reyes

Twitterati

They're going to criticize me for everything, and I don't care, I'm going to say what I think about Mrs. #ProtectedFact. No humanist, progressive government, protector of human rights can boast of having in its ranks a woman like @DianaKarinaBa , who from the privilege of a seat, not only silences a citizen, but also uses the entire state apparatus at her service to impose a humiliating, unprecedented penalty, which is also prohibited by Article 22 of our Constitution; @KarlaMaEstrella never exercised violence of any kind, criticizing nepotism is not violence, Mrs. #ProtectedFact, you got there by finger, like all the pluris, nobody voted for you, don't forget.

Monica O., lawyer @Monicao2712

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