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Mexico's Daily Murder Rate Down 40% Under Sheinbaum, President Says — REUTERS / pwu404

Claudia Sheinbaum · Mexico

Mexico's Daily Murder Rate Down 40% Under Sheinbaum, President Says

45% Center coverage: 31 sources

Read more about Mexico murder rate down 40% under Sheinbaum, president says on Devdiscourse See the Story

Trump says Venezuela will purchase American products with revenue from oil deal — REUTERS / pwu404

US Politics · United States

Trump says Venezuela will purchase American products with revenue from oil deal

39% Left coverage: 31 sources

President Donald Trump has said that Venezuela is going to use funds from a new oil deal with the United States to buy "ONLY American Made Products" amid uncertainty over the oil agreement.See the Story

Sheinbaum says Mexico has not increased oil shipments to Cuba amid Venezuela situation — REUTERS / ixx511

Mexico Politics · Mexico

Sheinbaum says Mexico has not increased oil shipments to Cuba amid Venezuela situation

62% Center coverage: 16 sources

Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum said on Wednesday that Mexico is not sending more oil to Cuba than it has historically, but amid recent events in Venezuela, Mexico has turned into an "important supplier" of crude to Cuba.See the Story

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The Winner of the Us Tariff Increase Is Mexico: WSJ — REUTERS / ixx511

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The Winner of the Us Tariff Increase Is Mexico: WSJ

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