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Afro-Mexican women from 12 entities demand an end to racism and improve their living conditions Angeles Cruz Martinez Newspaper La JornadaTuesday, October 25, 2022, p. 6 The inequality that prevails in the

La democracia mexicana atraviesa por una fase en la que impera la anormalidad. No se trata de una excentricidad nacional, es algo que está ocurriendo en muchos otros países. La noción sobre

The disadvantages of not having your Afore registered in one of the 10 administrators that exist is that the yields obtained are less than 5%, which the administrators give on average, there

The Mexican producer and marketer of poultry products Bachoco expects its fourth quarter to be affected by the slowdown in prices, especially in the United States, its CEO said Monday. The company

Afp Newspaper La JornadaTuesday, October 25, 2022, p. 16 Copenhagen. The World Health Organization (WHO) highlighted yesterday the need not to lower our guard now that cases of covid-19 and flu are

They go from owners to “invaders” The September 2017 earthquake caused serious damage to the building of the Office of the Attorney General of the Republic at Paseo de la Reforma 211,

The Global Indicator of Economic Activity presented a monthly growth of 1%, driven by a growth of 3.6% in primary activities, 1.2% in tertiary activities; while the secondary activities remained unchanged compared

Coca-Cola Co. on Tuesday raised its full-year revenue and profit forecasts, confident that demand for its sugary soft drinks will remain stable after several price increases to mitigate the impact of rising

Edward Murillo Newspaper La JornadaTuesday, October 25, 2022, p. 8 Due to the lack of sufficient elements to bring the case to trial, the Attorney General’s Office (FGR) determined not to exercise

In a document that they shared on their social networks, CETIS denied that 50 students were affected, as reported on social networks and some local media. “It is necessary to point out