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Mexico Politics · MexicoMexican President Claudia Sheinbaum neither confirmed nor denied media reports that Mexico had halted oil shipments to Cuba on Tuesday, saying only that state-owned company Petróleos Mexicanos (PEMEX) makes "sovereign decisions," and that Mexico has long been in solidarity with Cuba for humanitarian reasons.See the Story
Mexico's Sheinbaum Sidesteps Questions on Halting Oil Shipments to Cuba
43% Center coverage: 73 sources
Corruption · MexicoMexico City.- The victims of the Interoceanic Train accident who denounced to the Attorney General's Office (FGR) the possible omission of officials in the construction of the work, accused that they have been denied access to the investigation kit, as well as the progress report. While the FGR attributed the accident that left 14 dead to speeding and accused the driver, the members of a family who filed the complaint with the FGR on 5 January a…See the Story
Victims Accused Obstacles in Interoceanic Investigation · Global Voices
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