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- 1Ireland coach Hallgrimsson speaks out on Gaza▼'Not supporting what’s happening in Gaza,' says Ireland coach Hallgrimsson
Ireland football coach Heimir Hallgrimsson has publicly stated he does not support what is happening in Gaza. His comments come amid ongoing international attention to the war, with public figures increasingly voicing positions on the conflict.
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Mexico's social security institute IMSS is investigating the deaths of at least five babies at its hospital in Durango. Director Zoé Robledo says the probe is running through three separate channels, while bereaved parents say they have yet to reach a reparations agreement and are demanding justice. The federal government has widened the investigation as the case draws national attention.
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Authorities in Puebla have given an official version confirming the death of the state's former prosecutor, with the attorney general's office saying CIS police failed to detect it in time. Meanwhile, Zoé Robledo confirmed investigations continue into the deaths of five babies at an IMSS hospital in Durango.
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Mexico's Jóvenes Construyendo el Futuro youth employment programme is back in the news as new registration windows open. President Claudia Sheinbaum reopened sign-ups offering 9,500 pesos a month plus IMSS health insurance for men and women of working age, and a new 2026 convocatoria is expected in Quintana Roo. Young people are checking requirements and how to enrol.
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Mexican billionaire Carlos Slim Helú called the Pensión del Bienestar for older adults 'totally irrational', drawing wide attention in Mexico. His remarks come as his foundation expands a maternal health strategy with IMSS-Bienestar across 23 states, and as coverage of his business empire continues, from Metro station commercial projects to rent charges on his own brands like Sanborns and Sears.