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Citigroup plans to pull out of its consumer banking and small- and medium-sized business operations in Mexico amid a broader restructuring being carried out by its CEO, Jane Fraser. A deal there

The triumph of Ricardo Aldana to lead the oil union has disappointed those who expected the labour reform, by itself, will oust corrupt leaders. But, contrary to what the ominous statements point

▲ Long lines were registered yesterday at the National Institute of Genomic Medicine, where people aged 40 and over went to receive the reinforcement of the Sputnik V vaccine.Photo Luis Castillo Angeles

After several scandals within the Mexican embassy in Spain and abrupt changes. Several months after AMLO had selected the new ambassador, uncertainty prevailed. However, a message of harmony and dialogue that emerged

“When the pandemic happened, we lowered the rates 10%, additionally for fleets we lowered them even more. In the first half of 2021 we did not touch rates and in the second

The #AMLOTrackingPoll is a daily statistical exercise on the approval or disapproval of President Andrés Manuel López Obrador’s administration, carried out by Roy Campos’ Mitofsky Consultation for El Economista. According to Campos,

David Brooks Correspondent Newspaper La JornadaTuesday, February 1, 2022, p. 3 New York., The Mexican government rejected the arguments of eight US gunsmiths and asked the judge of a federal court in

Murals cry out for justice When speaking of Mexican muralism, Zaldívar explained that those large canvases that the Court houses throughout its premises are a call to the Plenary to fight against

Cajeme did not disclose whether he will continue to work in the public or private sector, but he explained that he will continue to grow in the areas of finance, infrastructure and

After a cautious end to 2021, last January the confidence of Mexican businessmen fell sharply, coinciding with a challenging macroeconomic climate due to the rise in inflation, the persistence of logistical and