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Highlights of this morning's presidential press conference include: AMLO presented a balance sheet of the current administration, emphasizing the reduction in poverty and inequality; On December 27 the Mexican government will report on the methodology used and results in the search for missing persons; the Ministry of Infratructure, Communication, and Transportation is investing over US$13.18 billion in a highway plan, which will expand the country's network by 8,115 kilometers. It is 82% complete.

Highlights of this morning's presidential press conference, held in Guerrero, include: up-to-date figures on Hurricane Otis relief efforts, for which AMLO declared there will be no budgetary limits; The President announced that the federal government will support state governments to ensure that they meet their commitment to pay teachers' salaries and X-mas bonuses.

Highlights of this morning's presidential press conference include: The future of passenger train services will be defined in January when the deadline expires for current concession holders to bid on new routes; the Mexican government will challenge Texas Governor Greg Abott's new anti-immigration measures; during the current administration, the number of spcialized doctors employed in government heralth care instututions rose 18%.

Highlights of this morning's presidential press conference include: The government will implement the Supreme Court decision placing the National Guard under the jurisdiction of the Ministry of Security and Citizen Protection, but the President's reform bill will seek to return it to the Ministry of National Defense; Today, AMLO will inaugurate the Santa Maria dam in Sonora, which will consideranly increase irrigated land in the region.

Highlights of this morning's presidential press conference include several reports on the progress and plans of the Maya Train in southeast Mexico and AMLO's criticisms of Argentine President Javier Milei's economic policies.

Highlights of this morning's presidential press conference include: AMLO to announce apopoint of new Supreme Court Chief Justice after Senate falls short of 2/3 approval for the President's proposal; report on Mexico City's missing persons database; President to inaugurate key infrastructure projects during the rest of December; The Internal for All program now reaches 95.7% of the country.

Highlights of today's morning presidential press conference include: AMLO reiterated his proposal to eliminate autonomous governmet agencies that only serve the oligarchy; The President called on Guatemalan authorities to respect the voter's will; Fderal crime numbers down in November; Figures were provided for federal government programs aimed at young people.