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Before the Mexicans and Colombians jump out of their chairs, we must tell them, gentlemen, ladies, sit down and listen to the truth. In Colombia, Mexico and the United States, after more

The SIAP forecasts a lower production of white corn for this spring-summer cycle Angelica Enciso L. Newspaper La JornadaMonday March 6, 2023, p. fifteen The area planted with white corn fell 9.1

The controversy is because some senators from Morena agreed with legislators from the Movimiento Ciudadano, Acción Nacional (PAN), the Party of the Democratic Revolution (PRD) and the Institutional Revolutionary Party (PRI) that

“Mexican exports will continue to grow significantly, regardless of the nearshoring. We are estimating this at 35,000 million dollars due to an inertial issue,” said Alejandro Padilla, chief economist of the Financial

Banorte Financial Group presented its strategy called “Zoom Nearshoring”, through which a constant analysis of the most relevant data related to foreign investment in Mexico will be carried out, derived from the

AND the campaign to elect the next president of the United States, and it is clear that the bad guy in this movie will be Mexico. On this occasion, it is not

“The trailer was located without a driver, but the presence of people was detected inside the box, which had a double floor of metal structures, as well as fans anchored in the

He climate change could cost Latin America almost a fifth of its Gross Domestic Product (GDP) by the end of the century if new policies are not adopted to curb its impact,

h ugo Rafael Chávez Frías won the 1998 presidential elections in Venezuela. His triumph aroused anguish: a rebellious soldier, expelled from the institution for revolting; Poor, a plainsman with indigenous and black

A bill from the United States House of Representatives calls for allowing the use of the Armed Forces against Mexican drug cartelsparticularly against the Sinaloa Cartel and the Jalisco Nueva Generación Cartel