How much has the minimum wage risen in Mexico?
How much is the minimum wage in Mexico? As of January 1, 2023, the minimum wage will be 207.44 pesos in general and 312.41 pesos in the Northern Border Free Zone. In
Peru slaughters more than 37,000 poultry after bird flu outbreak
Peruvian health authorities announced this Thursday the slaughter of some 37,000 poultry on a farm after confirming that they are infected with bird flureported this Thursday the National Agrarian Health Service (Senasa).
Can you get covid and influenza at the same time?
You may be wondering if it is possible to get both diseases at the same time. Here we tell you. The first thing we must take into account is that both influenza
HSBC and Credit Suisse announce layoffs to cut costs
The bank is looking to save costs and that could mean more job cuts. It is expected to lay off 5% of its private banking staff in Hong Kong. The bank said
Evolve to serve the new generation of tenants and owners; the challenge for the rental housing industry
Five or 10 years ago, a person could put up a physical sign or announce to his acquaintances that his house or apartment was in rent; he made the lease deal personally
They will train IMSS and ISSSTE workers for a deal I say
What does the reform of the law propose? The public servants of the IMSS will be obliged to observe, in the fulfillment of their obligations, the principle of good treatment in the
3 out of 4 workers do not earn enough for two food baskets
Salaries of less than 8,600 pesos a month are insufficient to buy two basic gray hairs, “which places workers and their families in poverty,” said Citizen Action Against Poverty. How much does
IP supports the wage increase and calls for conditions for further investment
The minimum wage increase general was agreed unanimously with the business community to improve the conditions of workers, so now, the federal government needs to respond in offering a friendly environment to
Four years: AMLO enters the final stretch of government focused on the succession
“This makeup of the figures occurs practically in all crimes. This is serious because the political decisions that are being made do not obey reality, and the ones who end up affected
"3 out of 4 Mexicans who are born in poverty will stay like this all their lives"
In nine chapters, Campos talks about the different inequalities that affect the country, and provides a reflection on their scope, depth, and consequences. The author stresses that in 130 years, regional inequality