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Earlier this week, Ukraine’s foreign creditors backed the country’s request to freeze payments on nearly $20 billion in international bonds for two years. The move will save Ukraine some $6 billion in

The General Directorate of Mines of the Ministry of Economy reported this Friday that it provisionally suspended the works and works in 10 mining concessions on August 11, among which is not

Who are the Mexicles? The cartel war in Ciudad Juárez begins with a dispute between the leader of the Juárez Cartel, Amado Carrillo, “El Señor de los Cielos”, and Joaquín “El Chapo”

The Boeing Co.’s 787 Dreamliner has returned to the global market for newly delivered aircraft at a time when demand for wide-body aircraft is finally perking up after a prolonged slump. The

Mining history in Mexico is marked by accidents: Pasta de Cochos, El Hondo, Barroterán, Rancherías, Progreso… Since 1883, 3,103 miners have lost their lives in 310 accidents like the one that occurred

british writer Salman Rushdiewhose texts made him the target of Iranian death threats, underwent emergency surgery on Friday after being stabbed in the neck at a literary event in New York state.

The financial rating agency S&P maintained this Friday the note of the long-term debt of Argentina in CCC+with a stable outlook, after the success of a swap of local debt in bonds

The Vice President of Paraguay, Hugo Velazquezannounced this Friday that he is resigning from his position and also from his aspirations to be a candidate for the presidency next year for the

A combination of removing some tariffs, launching a new “Section 301” analysis of potential areas for new tariffs and expanding a list of tariff exclusions has been considered to help US companies

The Attorney General of Mexico (FGR) requested a court hearing to charge the alleged owner of a coal mine where 10 miners have been trapped for just over a week, the entity