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Andrea Becerril Newspaper La JornadaSaturday February 18, 2023, p. eleven It is necessary to legislate to protect the labor rights of Central Americans who work temporarily in the coffee-growing areas of Tapachula,

Particularly during his time at the AFI, García managed to combat the kidnapping crisis -which at that time was focused on the highest socioeconomic levels-, which broke out between the late 1990s

On January 26, 2022, Mexico received the pro tempero presidency of the Pacific Alliance. “The Peruvian government and the parliamentary bloc that supports it have escalated their hostility against both Colombia and

Guadalajara, Jal. Faced with the new profile of tourists brought about by the pandemic, the hotel sector had to adapt to the new needs of guests who now, with the possibility of

Tourist complex in Tulum searched for damage to the environment and biodiversity From the editorial Newspaper La JornadaSaturday February 18, 2023, p. 7 Federal authorities conducted a search of the Santa Fe

The woman said that she left Ecuador to flee from the mafias and seek safety, but in southern Mexico there are no conditions to work and they must wait months for their

The interbank dollar closed on Friday at 18.3632 pesos, an appreciation of 6% since the beginning of the year and it is expected to continue strengthening in the following days. Gabriela Siller,

He AirTaginitially conceived to help the distracted find their devices Manzanahas become a harassment tool, motivating complaints from users and lawsuits against the manzanita brand. This coin-sized sensor, which can be purchased

Fabiola Martinez Newspaper La JornadaSaturday February 18, 2023, p. 4 The Complaints and Complaints Commission of the National Electoral Institute (INE) denied four requests for the withdrawal of messages related to alleged

Deliberations began this week in the García Luna trial. (Photo: Justin Lane/EFE) Mexican President Andrés Manuel López Obrador announced Thursday that he is considering suing lawyer César de Castro, who defends former