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Highlights of this morning’s presidential press conference: Claudia Sheinbaum announced the national expansion of Rosario Castellanos University. The goal is to create 300,000 new slots for students in higher education during the current administration; César Iván Escalante, head of the Federal Consumer Protection Agency (PROFECO) recalled that a few weeks ago the anti-inflation package was signed to guarantee that the basic basket of 24 products will not exceed US$44; Minister of Well-Being Ariadna Montiel announced progress in well-being pensions for people with disabilities, with the program now benefitting more than 1.48 million peoples and the pension now being universal in 17 states; the President signed several decrees, among them those making the pension for senior citizens as of age 65 and people with disabilities a right and obliging the State to guarantee adequate housing for workers; Sheinbaum provided data demonstrating the contribution of Mexicans living in the United States to that country’s economy

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Highlights of this morning’s presidential press conference include: the Youth Building the Future program will continue in 2025, benefiting an additional 90,000 young people. The program's priority will be municipalities with the highest incidence of crime and poverty; President Claudia Sheinbaum affirmed that autonomous government agencies were created to limit the growth of state-owned companies. She said that government tasks will continue to be transparent, but without corruption or privileges. A series of lies about what the elimination of these agencies would mean were exposed; Mexico's exports reach record growth of 11.2% in October 2024.