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Gustavo Castillo Newspaper La JornadaSaturday November 26, 2022, p. 14 In a joint operation, the Secretary of National Defense (Sedena) and the Attorney General’s Office seized about 593 kilograms of cocaine, a

Segob final details for march This Saturday, also on social networks, the head of the Ministry of the Interior, Adán Augusto López Hernández, shared an image in which he is seen giving

“The social impacts that the pandemic has brought about have not subsided and the region has not been able to resume the path of growth,” the Santiago-based Economic Commission for Latin America

Between commercial discounts to attract new wholesale customers that it had lost in the oil marketIn addition to its first negative quarterly margin of the most recent period after 10 years with

Mexico is highly vulnerable to climate change; call for a common front Andrea Becerril Newspaper La JornadaSaturday November 26, 2022, p. 13 Senators, academics and officials warned about the need to make

Due to the road damage caused by the march, the Traffic Control Undersecretariat will carry out staggered road cuts and therefore offered the following road alternatives. To go north or south of

“The objective that we set ourselves is to reach a decision by consensus, to find what is best to increase the wages of workers,” said the president of Coparmex. He added that

Seat Mo 125 it’s a electric scooter whose name is a reference to what in the segment of motorcycles with a gasoline engine would be located as a 125 cc, but it

▲ Check the official pages, ask to eat migrants.Photo Alfredo Dominguez Fabiola Martinez Newspaper La JornadaSaturday November 26, 2022, p. eleven The Mexican Commission for Aid to Refugees (Comar) of the Ministry

A history of mobilizations The president’s first march was in 1991. The then 38-year-old politician left his homeland, Tabasco, bound for Mexico City. With rain or shine, he walked the almost 1,000