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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

The CPTPP entered into force in 2018. After the United States announced its final withdrawal from the treaty, it was made up of Australia, Brunei, Canada, Chile, Japan, Malaysia, Mexico, New Zealand,

Oil prices fell on Friday as recession fears clouded demand prospects, though they were still on track for a weekly rise. crude oil futures Brent was down $1.151.2%, to $98.45 a barrel

The insurer indicated that it received a favorable opinion from the National Insurance and Bonding Commission (CNSF) for the start of operations. The company plans to issue its first policy in September.

Mexico City recorded an earthquake of 5.3 on the Richter scale in the early hours of this Friday, August 12, at 03:17 local time, according to the National Seismological. The earthquake originated