Mexico City News Flash: Eviction, US Visit, OEA Report, and Election Results

Mexico City News Roundup: Eviction, US Visit, OEA Report, and Judicial Elections Mexico City has seen a flurry of activity this week. Clara Brugada, head of the local government, has taken full responsibility for the controversial eviction of the Multiforo Alicia. This follows recent protests and public outcry over the incident. 'My administration fully assumes responsibility,' Brugada stated in an official press release. Simultaneously, Claudia Sheinbaum confirmed the upcoming visit of a high-ranking US official, the undersecretary of the US State Department, on June 9th. This visit is expected to focus on bilateral relations and cooperation. Adding to the week's events, the Organization of American States (OEA) will present its preliminary report on the recent judicial elections next Friday. This report is highly anticipated, as it will assess the fairness and transparency of the process. Finally, PAN deputy José Elías Lixa highlighted the success of his party in retaining key positions in the recent elections in Veracruz and Durango. The video demonstrates that the information is relevant and timely, with potential for broader interest beyond Mexico.