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International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women

International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women

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Nov. 25 marks the International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women, a global call to raise awareness about all forms of abuse targeting women and girls.See the Story

Pemex Workers Demand Wage Increase

Wages · Mexico City

Pemex Workers Demand Wage Increase

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Pemex technicians and professionals protested this Monday in front of the Executive Tower and blocked both senses of the National Navy to demand a salary increase of 4.5 percent, equivalent to that received by unionized personnel. The National Union of Petroleum Technicians and Professionists (UNTyPP) accused Pemex of excluding some 22,000 workers from the wage adjustment granted in October to the union led by Ricardo Aldana, despite the fact th…See the Story

Scjn Will Review Femsa’s Tax Credit Again and Claims that It Is Not “Judgment”

Justice · Mexico

Scjn Will Review Femsa’s Tax Credit Again and Claims that It Is Not “Judgment”

With the FEMSA case, the Court could open a new way to intervene in multimillion dollar fiscal litigation on the basis of the amount in dispute, regardless of whether or not they involve a constitutional analysis.See the Story

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Mysterious warning signs pop up on Mexican beach near the Texas border — HERIKA MARTINEZ/AFP via Getty Images via Getty Images

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Mysterious warning signs pop up on Mexican beach near the Texas border

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