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Highlights of this morning's morning press conference include: AMLO ruled out the possibility of an economic crisis ocurring when he leaves office, as was the case at the end of the Salinas Gortari administration; The President stressed that jobs and the economy were growing and that the foundations have been laid for the country's Transformation project; AMLO urged Mexican migrants in the US not to vote for anycandidates who are against the people of Mexico; The President criticized repression by the Javier Milei government in Argentina.

Highlights of this morning's presidential press conference include: The President criticized the Supreme Court ruling declaring the Eletricity Industry Law unconstitutional. He said it underscored the need for the people to elect the judges and justices; AMLO demanded that the US government apologize for unsubstantiated DEA claims tha his 2006 presidential campaign received financing from drug traffickers; The Mexican government has invested US$4.67 billion in record increases in teachers' salaries.

Highlights of this morning's presidential press conference include: AMLO slammed journalist Tim Golden's article in the U.S. press that claimed that his election campaign was financed by organized crime. The President demanded proof of the allegations; AMLO hailed the decision of PRI legislators to vote in favor of the President's pension reform.

Highlights of this morning's presidential press conference include: AMLO rejected decreeing an amnesty for Mario Aburto, accused assassin of Luis Donald Colosio, former PRI presidential candidate; Mexico's Patria vaccina for SARVS COV II has been approved by health authorities; The IMSS/Bienestar program has the capacity to incorporate the 53.2 million Mexicans not enrolled in social security in 23 states that have federalized their health systems.

Highlights of this morning's press conference include: It was reported that the database of journalists who cover the morning presidential press conferences has been leaked. This comes on the heels of leaks of other government documents; The monthly basic food basket dropped to US$46, thanks to an agreement with large supermarket chains and inflationary controls.

Highlights of this morning's presidential press conference include: Among the constituitonal reforms AMLO will send to Congress on Febaury 5 are a bill oi prohibit the consumption of chemical drugs such as fentanyl and vapes; The President urged the next administration to continue with its energy self-sufficency policies, which have been a big and important success.

Highlights of this morning's presidential press conference include: AMLO polemicized against former president Ernesto Zedillo over the latter's neoliberal orientation; AMLO will send a bill to congress making presidential recall referendums valid if more than 30% of voters participate; by the end of the current administration, the government will have spent US$150 billion on Well.-Being programs, benefitting over 28 million families.