Morena-PVEM Alliance for 2027 and BBVA Banking Failures
Today's summary highlights the announcement of political alliances for the upcoming elections, failures in banking services during payday, and security operations in Guanajuato.
The Morena and Green Ecological Party of Mexico (PVEM) parties confirmed they will run in alliance for the 2027 elections. According to Senator Jasmin Bugarín, both political groups will compete together in 16 states across the country, with the sole exception of San Luis Potosí.
In the financial sector, BBVA users reported massive failures in the mobile app and online banking this Monday, June 15. The technical issues occurred during the first biweekly payment of the month, preventing many customers from making transfers or accessing their accounts.
Regarding security, Public Security Forces seized 110,000 liters of illicit fuel, known as "huachicol," in the municipality of Abasolo, Guanajuato. Authorities noted that this seizure helped prevent risks from potential hydrocarbon leaks in the area.
On another note, the Mexico City International Airport (AICM) announced a measure to benefit passengers: discounts of up to 18% on authorized taxi services. The goal of this adjustment is to improve service quality and reduce transportation costs for travelers.
In international news, the Bolivian government prevented the entry of Argentine human rights activists in the town of El Alto. This action comes as the country faces a period of 46 days of uninterrupted social protests.
We invite you to explore the full coverage and other stories of the day in the News section of the app. You will find details about the release of Judge Carlos Zetina after a complaint against him was withdrawn, the arrival of the Colombian National Team in Mexico City, and the massive increase in followers for goalkeeper Vozinha after his performance against Spain.