CLIMATE
→ northern Event arrives; along with Cold Front 11 it will hit with frosts of -10 degrees and strong winds: The National Meteorological Service (SMN), dependent on the National Water Commission (Conagua), issued a meteorological warning warning of the arrival of a strong “Norte” event on the coasts of Tamaulipas and northern Veracruz, which is expected to begin tonight. This phenomenon will be driven by the advance of cold front number 11, in combination with a polar air mass and other interacting weather systems.
→ Senate approves the extinction of the INAI and other autonomous bodies… What does it mean?: During this November 28, the Senate of the Republic began the discussion and subsequent vote on the reform that stipulates the extinction of Constitutionally Autonomous Bodies (OCA), such as the National Institute of openness, access to Details and Protection of Personal Data (INAI ).
→ Minister Luis María Aguilar, member of the SCJN who spoke out against judicial reform, retires: The departure of Aguilar Morales marks a milestone at a time of profound changes in the Judiciary, transformations that will modify the way justice is administered, says his colleague.
→ Senate ratifies Raquel Buenrostro as head of the Ministry of Public Function: Morenistas highlight the trajectory of the federal official.
→ INE appoints Claudia Espino as executive secretary: He will have a strong challenge during his term in office: the judicial election.
→ Construction of passenger trains in Mexico will begin in 2025: It was detailed in the morning press conference that 157 billion pesos will initially be invested.
→ Sheinbaum reveals that Trump was ‘very kind’ in their conversation and assures that there will be no tariff war: He confirmed that the issues of migration, fentanyl and security were discussed, even though he stressed that the issue of 25 percent tariffs was not discussed.
→ chaos and mass arrests at Macy’s Thanksgiving Day parade over anti-Israel protests: NYPD officers quickly swooped on the group.
→ Israel denounces violation of Hezbollah’s ceasefire and launches attacks against southern Lebanon: The army said the ceasefire, which went into effect at 4am, was violated by suspects who arrived in vehicles in defiance of the agreement.
→ After trump’s threat, Canada is considering imposing tariffs on certain American products: In response to Donald Trump’s threat, canada is considering the possibility of imposing retaliatory tariffs on certain US products.
→ Full speed ahead! Includes Claudia Sheinbaum in the first phase of the Saltillo-Nuevo Laredo section of the railway plan (video): It will be in 2025 when construction of the Saltillo-Nuevo Laredo train begins and then gives way to the San luis Potosí-Saltillo section.
→ Saltillo: residents of General Cepeda point out water shortage due to megaleak (video): Inhabitants of the central area of Saltillo face a water shortage and serious difficulties in moving due to the resurfacing works on General victoriano Cepeda Street, which still do not have a completion date.
→ Coahuila: Penalties for vandalism in schools are toughened: The Congress of Coahuila approved a reform to the State Penal Code to also increase penalties for the crime of dispossession
→ Mexican cinema, TV and theater in mourning! Silvia Pinal dies after days hospitalized: The news that the public did not expect to know arrived after 6:00 p.m. this thursday, November 28, after 6 days of being hospitalized at MédicaSur in CDMX.
→ Checo Pérez could win a prize in F1! The FIA nominates the Mexican for Action of the Year 2024: The driver from Guadalajara was included in the shortlist for his maneuver in the Chinese Grand Prix, where he overtook Fernando alonso and Carlos Sainz Jr.
→Cowboys make Thanksgiving Day count and beat the Giants: Dallas managed to beat New York, with complications, in a divisional duel that ended on the Texans’ side.
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→ América, Chivas or Cruz Azul, which team did Silvia Pinal go to?: the actress, host and Diva of Mexican Golden Cinema, had a relationship with Emilio Azcárraga Milmo, former president of the Águilas.
→ This is the story of the painting that Diego Rivera gave to Silvia Pinal; she is the muse: this painting not only represents the friendship between Silvia Pinal and Diego Rivera, but also an vital chapter in the history of Mexican art and television.
title: Navigating the Winds of Change: An interview with Climate Expert Dr. Elena Martinez
Editor (Time.news): Welcome, Dr. Martinez! Thank you for joining us today. As we prepare for the arrival of the strong “Norte” event, can you explain what this phenomenon entails and how it interacts with cold fronts?
Dr. Elena Martinez: Thank you for having me! The “Norte” event is essentially a meteorological phenomenon characterized by strong northerly winds that blow across the coastal regions of Mexico. In this case, its being exacerbated by Cold Front Number 11, which brings even colder air from the north. When these systems interact, we often see drastic temperature drops, such as the frosts expected to reach -10 degrees, along with strong winds that could led to hazardous conditions.
Editor: That sounds intense. What can residents of Tamaulipas and northern veracruz expect over the next few days?
Dr. Martinez: residents should be prepared for significant temperature drops, leading to potential frost and risky wind chill. It’s crucial for people to take precautions—especially for vulnerable populations such as the elderly and those with health conditions. Thay should stay indoors if possible and ensure their homes are adequately insulated against the cold.
Editor: Speaking of significant changes, the political landscape seems to be shifting with the Senate’s recent discussions on the extinction of autonomous bodies like the INAI. What might be the environmental implications of such political actions?
Dr. Martinez: That’s a critical point. The extinction of bodies like the INAI, which is vital for openness and the protection of data, could hinder environmental oversight and accountability. Effective environmental policies rely on access to details.If these bodies are weakened or eliminated, we could see a decline in both public trust and the robustness of environmental protection laws.
Editor: The departure of Minister Luis María Aguilar also raises questions about the future of the Judiciary. How do you view this in relation to climate justice?
Dr. Martinez: Judicial changes can substantially impact how environmental laws are enforced.A more favorable judiciary could mean stronger enforcement of climate policies and accountability for violators. Conversely, if the changes lean towards undermining legal protections for environmental rights, it could pose a serious threat to climate justice in Mexico.
Editor: There seems to be a lot to navigate, politically and climatically.With Raquel Buenrostro’s appointment as head of the Ministry of Public Function, what are your expectations for her role in advancing environmental policies?
Dr. Martinez: Buenrostro has a solid track record, and her leadership will be key in shaping the government’s approach to public resources and transparency.If she prioritizes sustainability and incorporates environmental considerations into public functioning, it could lead to meaningful advancements in climate action.
Editor: Lastly, with the INE appointing Claudia Espino as executive secretary just as major elections approach, how do you see elections impacting environmental policies?
Dr. Martinez: Elections present both opportunities and challenges. Environmental issues can sometimes take a backseat to more immediate political concerns. However, if candidates prioritize sustainability and engage with community concerns about climate change, we could see significant advancements. It’s essential for voters to demand climate accountability from their elected officials during this election cycle.
Editor: thank you, Dr. Martinez. Your insights shed much light on the intricacies of climate and political dynamics. We all await to see how these developments unfold and impact our future.
dr. martinez: Thank you for the conversation! It’s important we remain vigilant and engaged in both climate and political discussions to foster a enduring future.