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Highlights of this morning's presidential press conference: AMLO to talk to Bidem about migratory meet agreements; progress on Maya Train reported; Debate continues over elimination of judicial branch trusts; Mexican economy performing well

Highlights of this morning's presidential press conference: Advances in government programs for people with disabilities; AMLO to ask constitutional specialists whether legal moves against elimination of judicial branch trusts are valid; Mexico is not polarized President declares, citing approval ratings; Government to move against polluting foreign company.

Highlights of this morning's presidential press conference: Continued aclarations on the elimination of judiciary trusts; AMLO explains his taking responsibility for the Ayotzinapa investigation; Encinas resigns Ministry of the Interior post to work with Sheinbaum; AMLO ranked second place in approval ratings among world leaders

HIghlights of this morning's presidential press conference: AMLO clarifies elimination of judiciary trusts; Region's heads of state to meet in Palenque, Chiapas to discuss migration; President pleased that free textbooks are being distributed in Chihuahua; Grupo Mexico wishes to discuss disputes with government; Maya train and airports to remain under the control of the armed forces as protective measure against potential future privatization

Highlights of this morning's presidential press conference: Elimination of judicial branch's trusts will not harm employees; Mexico urges UN session to deal with Gaza crisis, its position is in favor of a peace agreement; intentional homicide and femicide numbers down; Defense Ministry reports on evacuation of Mexican nationals from Israel.

Highlights of this morning's presidential press conference: Drive against fuel theft yields US$16 billion in savings; Rail passenger service on Inter-Oceanic corridor to begin in December; AMLO sends greetings to Ecuadoran president-elect; President to announce new Minister of Energy

Highlights of this morning's presidential press conference: AMLO reiterates need to cut perks from judicial branch's budget; President to inspect progress of Maya train; Meeting set for October 22 with U.S. and Latin American and Caribbean leaders to discuss migration