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From the Editorial Office Newspaper La JornadaThursday June 23, 2022, p. twenty-one During the last six months, at least 138 thousand 83 nationals were repatriated, mostly from the United States, and assisted

Although the brunette argued that Sunday, April 10 “was his break” and that he participated in his capacity as a “citizen”, the Plenary determined that he violated the ban on that exercise

The owner of Banco Azteca was the first to publicly raise his hand to try to buy the bank after its sale was announced. In his Twitter account, Salinas Pliego said that

Currently, the drought already affects approximately 70% of the national territory, mainly in the north and northwest of the country. Man proposes and God disposes, relentlessly says a popular adage. And there

El presidente de la Suprema Corte de Justicia de la Nación (SCJN), Arturo Zaldívar, defendió la actuación del Poder Judicial de la Federación (PJF) al resaltar que en estos tres años y

In Mexico, hurricanes have had a considerable increase in the last 10 years. Also forest fires, high temperatures and droughts. It is estimated that on the coasts with the Pacific and Atlantic

UNAM qualifies the University Student Council (CEU) as a successful movement, because without violence or repression, it managed to stop a reform promoted by the rector Jorge Carpizo, in addition to the

The flow of visitors to museums in Mexico has been drastically reducing for several years. The pandemic came to sharpen a trend that had been observed for some time. And despite the

“After the records that appear in the records and which were already detailed in the ruling of the present case, it is noted that the evidence offered was suitable and sufficient to

Puebla, Pue. The Agricultural State Council (Ceagro) considered it important to promote the construction of three slaughterhouses with Federal Inspection Type (TIF) certification to stop the depreciation of up to 30% of