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Forced recruitment, IMSS raise, CIA case, 2027 Revenue Law and the Guanajuato fuel seizure that proved legal

The Chamber of Deputies sends the crime of forced recruitment to the Senate; the IMSS offers 8% and dissident workers march; pretrial detention for former prosecutor Jáuregui; Senate committees approve the 2027 Revenue Law without changes; Sheinbaum acknowledges the Guanajuato fuel was legal and denies any commitment to buy more gas from the United States; federal funds for water in Guadalajara; Ebrard on the USMCA.

Today's facts

  1. Forced recruitment: the Chamber of Deputies' bill reaches the Senate with sentences of up to 25 years (October 21)
  2. IMSS salary raise: 8% accepted by the SNTSS and rejected by dissidents (Mexico City)
  3. CIA case: pretrial detention for former Chihuahua prosecutor César Jáuregui (Altiplano)
  4. 2027 Revenue Law: Senate committees approve the package without changes
  5. Guanajuato seizure: the fuel was legal, the president acknowledges; the SAT reports 61.7 billion pesos in anomalies
  6. Natural gas: Mexico denies commitment to buy more from the United States
  7. Water in Guadalajara: the federal government will finance up to 13 billion pesos (Jalisco)
  8. USMCA: Ebrard says it will remain in force for 10 years with annual reviews

Reported by:Gaceta del Senado · proceso.com.mx · El Financiero · El País México · latinus.us · eluniversal.com.mx