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Guadalajara, Jal. To offer more profitable alternatives to small agave, corn and milk producers that face problems to market their production, Jalisco Agrifood Council (CAJ) will start next February a crop reconversion

They go for more cameras for 2030 At a press conference, the head of government, Clara Brugada, announced the acquisition of new video surveillance cameras with the latest technology, are part of

Elizondo stressed that a current is emerging that seeks to recover economic sovereignty, but that this trend goes against the economy. “The economic closure is a bad idea because it prevents resources

AND N June 1975 had A shooting between militants of the American Indian movement (AIM) and agents of the Federal Research Office (FBI) in the Pine Ridge reserve in Dakota del Sur.

Esmeralda Flores, a member of the organization the immigrant human rights coalition in Los Angeles (Chirla), explained that although there are sanctuary cities in the United States, where undocumented migrants are given

Lack of collection also impacts social mobility The low collection of property taxes in Mexico not only limits the capacity of local resources, but also represents a lost opportunity for regional development