Mexico City News: Protest Vote, Bike Lane Expansion, and Repatriation Success

Mexico City News Roundup: CNTE Protest, Bike Lanes, INE Complaints, and Repatriation Program Mexico City and the State of Mexico are experiencing a flurry of activity. The CNTE teachers' union, known for its protests, will hold a consultation to determine whether to end their ongoing demonstration in the Zócalo, the capital's main square. This decision could significantly impact the political landscape. Meanwhile, the city government is moving forward with ambitious plans to construct 300 kilometers of new bike lanes as part of its 2025-2030 cycling plan. This initiative aims to improve the city's infrastructure and promote sustainable transportation. In other news, the National Electoral Institute (INE) has received 77 complaints regarding issues related to accordions, highlighting the unexpected complexities of electoral processes. Finally, the "Mexico Te Abraza" program continues to support the return of Mexican nationals from the United States, with 14,300 people having benefited from the initiative so far. The program's success underscores the importance of government support for returning citizens.