Mexico City Faces Storms, Election Challenges, and IMSS Reforms

Mexico City News Roundup: Storm Preparations, Safe Car Sales, Election Challenges, and IMSS Reforms Mexico City is facing multiple significant developments. Miguel Hidalgo Mayor Mauricio Tabe has activated the "Tormenta con los Centinelas del Trueno" (Storm with the Thunder Sentinels) operation to prepare for heavy rainfall and potential flooding. This proactive measure showcases the city's commitment to emergency preparedness. In a separate development, Clara Brugada, head of government, inaugurated a new module for safe car buying and selling in the Iztapalapa borough. This initiative aims to reduce car theft and fraud. Meanwhile, the National Electoral Institute (INE) has finalized the district-level counts for the recent judicial elections. They are preparing to release majority certificates on June 15th. Adding another layer of complexity, Ruben Moreira, the PRI's parliamentary leader, announced his party's intention to challenge the judicial election results, citing irregularities. Finally, representatives from the Ministry of Finance and the National Union of Health Workers (SNTSA) met with IMSS-Bienestar to accelerate the process of basicifying operational personnel. "We are working to ensure that our city is prepared for any eventuality," stated Mauricio Tabe, emphasizing the importance of the storm operation. The various initiatives highlight the dynamic political and administrative landscape of Mexico City.