Morning press conference, from the National Palace. Thursday, December 26, 2024 President Claudia Sheinbaum. 00:00 Start of broadcast 09:14 Press conference begins 10:47 Net tax revenues 2024 15:00 First anniversary of Mexicana de Aviación 32:51 Question and answer session 1:46:53 Women in Mexican history Mexicana celebrates its first anniversary as the people's airline; we remain committed to recovering it. The Mexican state airline not only connects cities, but also cultures. In addition, it actively contributes to the commercial air transport industry. This 2024 will close with more than 382 thousand passengers transported; the routes with the highest demand are Tijuana, Tulum, Mérida, Ciudad Ixtepec, and Ciudad Victoria. Through Mexicana Cargo Services, a commercial strategy for the transfer of merchandise between Tijuana and the Felipe Ángeles International Airport was initiated, which allows for greater commercial activity. Mexicana connects destinations in the Isthmus of Tehuantepec, a region forgotten by commercial airlines. It also offers prices 20 percent lower than other airlines. In its first year of operation, it made 7,217 flights, representing more than 9,367 hours and a distance of more than 6 million kilometers. Without raising taxes, revenues grow. Between 2023 and 2024, revenues rose to 4.9 billion pesos, an increase of 5 percent in real terms. The Federation's Expenditure Budget guarantees the Welfare Programs and actions in education, health, housing and infrastructure. Tax reform is not necessary. There is still an opportunity to increase revenues; all Mexicans must pay taxes because this allows for the fair distribution of wealth. We anticipate that on December 30 we will present the country's economic indicators. We have good numbers; they reflect the transformation of the country. The National Electoral Institute has an allocated budget of 7 billion pesos for 2025 for the purpose of holding the elections for the Judicial Branch. As a public institution, it must report the destination of the resources and why it requires more. We are making progress in building peace. In Sinaloa and in all the entities of the Republic, we are carrying out the security strategy that prioritizes attention to the causes, the strengthening of federal, state and municipal institutions, as well as intelligence and investigation. We will present around 20 bill initiatives in the next session of the Congress of the Union. It is a very important legislative agenda. In the section “Women in History,” we highlight Margarita Robles, a prominent suffragist of the 1930s, who promoted the recognition of the political rights of women in Mexico and the American continent. Her activism led to the female vote for the first time in the presidential elections of 1958.