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Reuters, Afp, Arn and Prensa Latina Newspaper La JornadaFriday, May 20, 2022, p. 8 Washington. The government of Joe Biden yesterday accused Cuba of fueling the controversy over its possible exclusion from

The elaboration of accesses, the construction of provisional works, the dismantling and the felling will directly affect the physical integrity of the cenotes, says the 86-page document. The Manifestation also points out

He added that the G-7 central banks are closely monitoring the impact of price pressures on inflation expectations and will continue to gauge the pace of monetary policy tightening based on economic

The president of the National Tourism Business Council (CNET), Braulio Arsuaga, considered that, despite the recovery that the sector is experiencing after the strong impact of the pandemic (between 2020 and 2021,

Carolina Gomez Mena Newspaper La JornadaThursday, May 19, 2022, p. 13 Virtuality in education led to 66 percent of university students will purchase between one and two devices to be able to

In this context, Héctor Salomón Galindo considered that the accusations against him are false and therefore asked the head of government to apologize. “As a person, I would expect a basic level

In Germany, Clouthier Carrillo will hold meetings with the aim of attracting investment to Mexico and ensuring that the country is an ideal partner for doing business. The official will have meetings

Access to specialties in Mexico is limited since out of every 10 doctors who try to specialize in the public health system, only four are accepted, according to data from the federal

SCJN protects Tseltal indigenous people deprived of liberty by INM agents in 2015 Edward Murillo Newspaper La JornadaThursday, May 19, 2022, p. 10 Three Tseltal indigenous people from Ocosingo, Chiapas, who were

The accounts would result, he said, from dividing the 6.2 million dollars (about 135 million pesos) that was the amount of the contract that the government of Mexico City signed with the