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Highlights of this morning's presidential press conference include: With the 20% hike in the minimum wage that will take effect on January 1, its purchasing power has increased 110% since AMLO look office in 2018; Financial assistance continues to be distributed to Acapulco residents whose homes were damaged by Hurricane Otis.

Highlights of this morning's presidential press conference include: President Lopez Obrador hailed U.S. Ambassador's acknowledgement that 70% of weapons used by organized crime in Mexico come from the U.S.; AMLO expressed his satisfaction with the resolution of the political crisis in Nuevo Leon; A dialogue is underway to set compensation payments for former light and power company employees; Health care continues to improve with six new ISSSTE hospitals and the increase in IMSS investments, which are boosting the medical services provided to the institution's affiliates.

Highlights of this morning's presidential press conference include: Agreement reached between labor and business community to increase minimum wage by 20%, effective January 1; Sarting today, Tulum's Felipe Carrillo Puerto International Airport will begin operations with five daily flights, with international fights slated for March 28; AMLO sent a new list of three proposed women candidates to fill a Supreme Court vacancy.

Highlights of this morning's presidential press conference include: Lopez Obrador is in second place among world leaders in approval ratings, with 63% support; the President reported on relief assistance delivered to Acapulco households affected by Hurricane Otis; AMLO anticipates a 23% in homicides by the end of the year, and positive job numbers and record foreign currency reserves were also reported.

Highlights of this morning's presidential press conference include: The Felipe Carrillo Puerto Airport in Tumul, Quintana Roo, will be inaugurated on December 1; Distribution of financial aid to clean up homes in Acapulco not badly affected by Hurricane Otis begins today; AMLO reported that fiscal revenue is up 10 % over last year; the new Super Pharmacy will be up and running in December. It will supply a complete assortment of medicines to health centers and hospitals within 24 hours.

Highlights of this morning's presidential press conference: AMLO criticizes Supreme Court justice for decision proposing removal of senators who fail to appoint vacant National Institute for Access to Informacion seats; The President also slammed Supreme Court Justice Maria del Carmen Sanchez's decision preventing the extradition of drug cartel kingpin "Nini"; Minister of National Defense reports on drug related arrests and seizures.

Highlights of this morning's presidential press conference include: President Andres Manuel López Obrador reiterates his call for voters to elect Supreme Court justices, arguing it will help clean up corruption in the judicial branch of government; Minister of Foreign Affairs Alicia Barcena will travel to China and South Korea to negotiate the purchase of 250,000 packages of household appliances for Acapulco Hurricane Otis victims; AMLO said December will be a key month for inaugurating major public work projects; Mexicana de Aviacion to resume operations on December 26