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Emir Olivares Alonso La Jornada newspaperTuesday, December 21, 2021, p. 4 The National Institute of Migration (INM) yesterday issued the first humanitarian visas for about thirty people from the caravan that just

No podemos olvidar la anécdota de las ranitas que, colocadas en una olla con agua y a fuego lento, no se percataban del incremento de la temperatura. La desconexión con la realidad

“If BBB is not signed into law, the economic recovery will be vulnerable to stalling if we suffer another severe wave of the pandemic – an increasingly likely scenario with omicron spreading

The Federalist Alliance (AF), made up of 10 governors of the PAN, PRI, MC, PRD and one without a party, of which there are only six left after the elections of this

Arturo Sánchez Jimenez La Jornada newspaperMonday, December 20, 2021, p. 4 The old and recent archives of the Attorney General’s Office (FGR) navigate in chaos, both physically and digitally. In its physical

The numbers of the guard in CDMX According to the registry of crime victims, the Desarrollo Urbano Quetzalcóatl neighborhood, in Iztapalapa, was one of the areas with the highest crime rates at

The confusion, specified the SAT, arose as a result of the proposal made by the Secretary of Finance to include in the economic package 2022 that the banks deliver cash deposit information

The Tokyo Stock Exchange closed this Monday with a fall of more than 2%, due to fears over the spread of Omicron variant of coronavirus in Europe and the United States. The

Jessica Xantomila La Jornada newspaperSunday, December 19, 2021, p. 4 The president of the civil association Let Democracy continue, Gabriela Jiménez Godoy, clarified that she was not terminated as promoter of the

The health authorities recognize that, based on the death certificates, the pandemic would be around 448,000 deaths in the country and estimate that Mexico actually accumulates 4 million 156,707 infections. Of the