*Morning Summary of the Town* 🌞 🌅 _- Tuesday June 30, 2026_ 🤝 *| T-MEC: Mexico moves forward with confidence in the review of the treaty* President Claudia Sheinbaum reported that tomorrow there will be a meeting between Mexico, the United States and Canada to advance the review of the T-MEC. He highlighted that both countries have already signed the extension of the treaty for 16 more years, and the response from the USA is awaited. If it is not finalized, the agreement itself establishes a review process and the treaty would remain in force for ten more years. He reiterated that the T-MEC benefits the three countries and expressed confidence in reaching a good agreement. 🏥 *| Public health strengthens free care and modernizes hospitals* The commitment to eliminate HIV as a public health problem by 2030, with detection and care, was reaffirmed. In addition, the strengthening of the health system continues with 2,275 new beds for the ISSSTE, as well as 174 new medical equipment for IMSS-Bienestar and the first National Fetal Surgery Unit in the public sector. It was also highlighted that Mexico has the strictest regulatory framework in North America for the medical use of fentanyl. 📊 *| Mexico, among the countries with the greatest confidence in its government* Claudia Sheinbaum highlighted that, according to the OECD, 53% of the population trusts the Government, above the average of 40% and in countries such as Sweden, France and Finland. "There are some who are not going to like this, but no way, that's life," he said. ⚖️ *| Public resources must be used legally and transparently* The President recalled that it is prohibited to use public resources for personalized promotion of officials, which is why it is up to the INE to review the case of Samuel García's advertising spending. Regarding Maru Campos, he pointed out that it is worth investigating whether there is a conflict of interest due to his participation in a real estate company linked to contracts with its administration and, if necessary, for the competent authorities to act. 🌎 *| Mexican migrants are national heroes* Sheinbaum celebrated the decision of the United States Supreme Court that maintains birthright citizenship for daughters and sons of migrants and reiterated that Mexican migrants are national heroes, highlighting their contribution to both the Mexican and American economies. 🌽 *| Fertilizer plant will strengthen food sovereignty* Sheinbaum reported that the ammonia and fertilizer plant in Sinaloa has progressed close to 95% and highlighted that the project has an environmental impact study, mitigation measures and the support of a public consultation. He pointed out that this work will contribute to strengthening food sovereignty by promoting national fertilizer production.