Mexico

La simpatía que generó el pelotero de origen cubano en el Clásico Mundial de Béisbol llegó hasta el estadio Azteca.

Durante el Clásico Mundial de Béisbol brilló con la novena mexicana y fue considerado en el equipo ideal del torneo que ganó Japón. “Se me ocurrió después de verlo jugar, pensé que me iba a poner su nombre en una playera de cualquier selección y me la puse para este partido”, explica Amarildo Flores, el aficionado de la selección mexicana que porta la camiseta con el nombre de Randy Arozarena. Se la pasaba dando autógrafos, muy buena persona, demostró ser un caballero”, comentó el presidente de los Estados Unidos Mexicanos, Andrés Manuel Lopez Obrador, al felicitar a la novena mexicana dirigida por Benjamín Gil.

The U.S.-Mexico relationship needs a reset. Relations were already strained when then-presidential candidate Donald Trump made comments that Mexico sends us ...

However, it is out of line for the Mexican president to accuse the U.S. The U.S. The cartels are indeed in control of portions of the country and the economy. Mexico was a strong partner to the U.S. It is true that if we didn’t have people using illegal drugs in the U.S., the power of Mexican cartels would be diminished, and greater safety would be achieved in Mexico. Warehouses on the U.S. As a final jab, he stated that Mexico was a safer country than the U.S. Dan Crenshaw of Texas, a border state, has sponsored a bill to authorize the U.S. I would hope that the U.S. On March 3, four Americans traveling to Mexico for a medical procedure were kidnapped and two were murdered in the Mexican border city of Matamoros. He then threatened to take the U.S. He also publicly stated that Mexico would not allow any foreign government to intervene in its territory, and that “Mexico is not a colony of the United States or one of its protectorates.” He threatened to work against the reelection of the people in Congress that are proposing the legislation.

How do we not consider not only the drug and weapons trafficking between us and Mexico, but also the fundamental need for a trusting, collaborative and mutually ...

[A champion of gay episcopal clergy](https://www.washingtonpost.com/obituaries/2023/03/21/bishop-griswold-episcopal-gay-dies/?itid=lk_inline_manual_6)” — “I find the endless fixation on sexuality, and more specifically homosexuality, a distraction from other areas that quite frankly are matters of life and death” — is particularly apt now when, as noted on the same date by Sam Quinones in his Thursday Opinion essay, drug overdoses claimed more than 100,000 American lives in 2021. It is no wonder that the scourge of drugs continues unabated in this country. How do we not consider not only the drug and weapons trafficking between us and Mexico, but also the fundamental need for a trusting, collaborative and mutually beneficial relationship with a direct neighbor of highest priority?

At San Ignacio Lagoon in Mexico, the California gray whales approach boats, allowing people to touch them.

"It's a really unique interaction where it is occurring 100% on the whales' terms. Carlos Tomas Varela has been a guide on the lagoon for nearly 30 years. Pantukhoff said the area was nearly destroyed by a desalination plant, "that would have killed the entire desert ecosystem." San Ignacio Lagoon is one of two lagoons designated as a part of a UNESCO World Heritage Site because of their importance to the whale, seal and sea lion populations. In 1998, Pantukhoff directed a film called "Gray Magic," exposing the damaging effects of the plant. The gray whale is now called the friendliest whale in the world, a far cry from its old nickname the devil fish — as the whales were known to overturn whaling boats.

El silbante detuvo el encuentro por tormenta eléctrica en el estadio Azteca, minutos después del gol de la ventaja de Jamaica.

El árbitro estadounidense Ismail Elfath tomó la decisión después de que en al menos 10 minutos se escucharon truenos y lluvia intensa. Jamaica](/futbol/partido/_/juegoId/634310) fue detenido al minuto 33 por tormenta eléctrica. “Partido suspendido momentáneamente por tormenta eléctrica”, se informó en las pantallas del Estadio Azteca, después de que el árbitro enviara a los jugadores a los vestidores.

México se enfrenta a Jamaica en la última jornada de la fase de grupos de la Concacaf Nations League con la clasificación al Final Four en juego.

Minuto 7: ¡Gol de Jamaica! Minuto 17: ¡Gol de México! Para ello, le basta con no perder ante su rival, Jamaica, que necesita sí o sí la victoria para desbancar a los aztecas del primer lugar del Grupo A y acceder a la ronda de semifinales. Minuto 32: ¡Gol de Jamaica! Surinam se quedó en el sótano con un solo punto. Jamaica terminó en el segundo puesto con seis unidades.

Los jugadores de ambos cuadros en el Estadio Azteca tuvieron que regresar a los vestidores por protocolo debido a una tormenta eléctrica.

[Más sobre Selección Mexicana](https://www.tudn.com/temas/seleccion-mexicana) [la afición recibiera con abucheos al entrenador Diego Cocca](https://www.tudn.com/futbol/concacaf-nations-league/diego-cocca-abucheado-aficion-estadio-azteca-previo-partido-mexico-vs-jamaica). [Selección Mexicana](https://www.tudn.com/temas/seleccion-mexicana)

CIUDAD DE MÉXICO (AP) — Con un gol de Hirving Lozano sobre el final del primer tiempo, México rescató un empate de 2-2 ante Jamaica el domingo y logró una.

Es malo porque no estamos al nivel que queremos, pero lo bueno es que trabajando y convenciendo a los jugadores, tenemos una selección que tiene mucho crecimiento por delante y vamos por ese camino”, dijo Cocca. Jamaica terminó segundo en el sector con seis unidades. CIUDAD DE MÉXICO (AP) — La presentación en casa de Diego Cocca como nuevo entrenador de México no fue la ideal.

El "Tri" -como llaman los mexicanos a su selección- finalizó como líder del sector con ocho puntos, seguido por Jamaica que se quedó con seis unidades y Surinam ...

El mexicano Hirving Lozano celebra el segundo gol de la selección mexicana desde el punto de penalti en el partido frente a la selección de Jamaica, durante el ...

Es malo porque no estamos al nivel que queremos, pero lo bueno es que trabajando y convenciendo a los jugadores, tenemos una selección que tiene mucho crecimiento por delante y vamos por ese camino”, dijo Cocca. Jamaica terminó segundo en el sector con seis unidades. La presentación en casa de Diego Cocca como nuevo entrenador de México no fue la ideal.

On an April day, the founder of a U.S. startup called Make Sunsets stood outside a camper van in Mexico's Baja California and released two weather balloons ...

Iseman said he did seek clearance from the Federal Aviation Authority, but did not disclose the balloons contained sulfur dioxide. The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) said Make Sunsets did not report the launches. The Mexican government told Reuters it is now actively drafting “new regulations and standards” to prohibit solar geoengineering inside the country. Iseman told Reuters in an email he chose Mexico because "most researchers report that particles launched into the stratosphere near the tropics will create more cooling by staying up longer." “People can’t just go all over the world and launch field experiments without some kind of oversight.” And it's unclear what effect a ban might have. Iseman, 39, said he does not know what happened to the balloons. Keith argues a ban is unenforceable. Mexico said the launch violated its national sovereignty. MEXICO CITY, March 27(Reuters) - On an April day, the founder of a U.S. Other innovative startups were ridiculed in their early days, he said. Iseman has a background in business, not science, but said he consulted with climate scientists.

Entrepreneur Luke Iseman said the sulfur dioxide in the balloons would deflect sunlight and cool the atmosphere, a controversial climate strategy known as solar ...

Iseman said he did seek clearance from the Federal Aviation Authority, but did not disclose the balloons contained sulfur dioxide. The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) said Make Sunsets did not report the launches. The Mexican government told Reuters it is now actively drafting “new regulations and standards” to prohibit solar geoengineering inside the country. Iseman told Reuters in an email he chose Mexico because "most researchers report that particles launched into the stratosphere near the tropics will create more cooling by staying up longer." “People can’t just go all over the world and launch field experiments without some kind of oversight.” Keith argues a ban is unenforceable. And it's unclear what effect a ban might have. Iseman, 39, said he does not know what happened to the balloons. Mexico said the launch violated its national sovereignty. MEXICO CITY(Reuters) - On an April day, the founder of a U.S. Other innovative startups were ridiculed in their early days, he said. Iseman has a background in business, not science, but said he consulted with climate scientists.

El Gobierno del presidente Joe Biden planea enviar a México un ultimátum en las próximas semanas, en busca de romper el estancamiento en una disputa ...

Un funcionario estadounidense reconoció la creciente frustración por la falta de avances en las conversaciones. Se trata de una cuestión muy viva", declaró Tai. Bajo las reglas del T-MEC, después de 75 días sin una resolución, tienen la libertad de solicitar un

The U.S. is preparing to announce a deal in which Mexico cracks down on fentanyl crossing the border north while the U.S. cracks down on guns crossing ...

commits — and how much Mexico accepts — the new strategy could be the most robust agreement on drugs and firearms flowing between Mexico and the U.S. It has yet to be determined how much financial assistance the U.S. In that initiative, the U.S. Depending on how much money the U.S. During the conversations between U.S. to Mexico, the sources said. Mexican military and police, with the help of U.S. is ready to commit more money, toward operations targeting drugs, the sources said. does more to stop the flow of U.S. federal law enforcement entities work closely with the Mexican government to root out drug smuggling. and Mexico in the war to fight drugs had reached a low point. Mexican cartels often use the powerful drug to cheaply and deceptively boost the impact of other, less lethal drugs, such as cocaine or Adderall.

Ticketmaster Mexico is not paying any fines after more than 2000 fans who bought tickets to attend Bad Bunny's concert in Estadio Azteca in December were ...

[Ticketmaster Mexico](https://twitter.com/Ticketmaster_Me/status/1602405251671363585?s=20&t=g8wljRGCmYubUl78719_BA) said they implemented “all the necessary technological and logistical measures to prevent a repeat” of what happened the night before. [according to Mexico's Federal Consumer Attorney’s office](https://www.gob.mx/profeco/prensa/reciben-reembolso-2-155-consumidores-que-no-pudieron-entrar-a-conciertos-de-bad-bunny). The remaining 1,069 requested and obtained their refunds directly from Ticketmaster. 9, “which unfortunately made it impossible for some moments to recognize the identification of legitimate tickets.” [Mexico’s Federal Consumer Attorney’s office](https://www.gob.mx/profeco/prensa/reciben-reembolso-2-155-consumidores-que-no-pudieron-entrar-a-conciertos-de-bad-bunny) said in a press release Thursday that Ticketmaster Mexico has repaid consumers nearly 18.2 million Mexican pesos, the equivalent of about $990,000. Equally unprecedented was the “number of fake tickets, purchased outside our official channels,” the company said.

Red flags include rising remittances from areas that host a relatively small Mexican immigrant population and others that received more dollar transfers per ...

Tensions over several cross-border issues have risen in recent weeks: Security and drug trafficking: Republican lawmakers have blasted López Obrador for what ...

and Katharine Houreld report.](https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/2023/03/25/kamala-harris-africa-trip-courtship/?itid=lk_inline_manual_87) [The gun that divides a nation](https://www.washingtonpost.com/nation/interactive/2023/ar-15-america-gun-culture-politics/?itid=lk_inline_manual_61): The AR-15 thrives in times of tension and tragedy. [The radicals’ rifle](https://www.washingtonpost.com/nation/interactive/2023/ar-15-armed-extremist-militia-groups/?itid=sf_article_list&itid=lk_inline_manual_64): Armed groups on the right and left exploit the AR-15 as both tool and symbol. [weakens the Mexico’s election integrity](https://www.washingtonpost.com/world/2023/02/26/mexico-electoral-law-voting-democracy/?utm_campaign=wp_power_up&utm_medium=email&utm_source=newsletter&wpisrc=nl_powerup&itid=lk_inline_manual_28). [The blast effect](https://www.washingtonpost.com/nation/interactive/2023/ar-15-damage-to-human-body/?itid=sf_article_list&itid=lk_inline_manual_66): This is how bullets from an AR-15 blow the body apart. [collapsed after a bank run](https://www.washingtonpost.com/business/2023/03/10/svb-collapse/?itid=lk_inline_manual_2&itid=lk_inline_manual_50), the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. [campaign against](https://www.washingtonpost.com/world/2023/03/10/mexico-amlo-drug-cartel-fentanyl/?itid=lk_inline_manual_33&itid=lk_inline_manual_23)the GOP in next year’s U.S. policies](https://www.reuters.com/article/us-usa-trump-mexico-leftist/mexicos-lopez-obrador-blasts-trumps-immigration-policies-at-la-rally-idUSKBN15S0K7) and [snubbed Biden’s invitation](https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/2022/06/06/mexico-president-snub-biden/?itid=lk_inline_manual_18) to last year’s Summit of the Americas. [called](https://www.reuters.com/world/americas/mexican-president-calls-us-state-department-liars-after-rights-report-2023-03-21/)a State Department report “trash” and dismissed the findings as the work of a “departamentito” (“little office”) inside the U.S. [NBC News reported this morning](https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/national-security/fentanyl-gun-smuggling-us-mexico-border-deal-rcna75782)that the United States and Mexico are weighing a deal that permits Mexico to crack down on fentanyl going north, while the U.S. [sign up here](https://www.washingtonpost.com/newsletters/the-daily-202/?utm_campaign=wp_the_daily_202&utm_medium=email&utm_source=newsletter&wpisrc=nl_daily202&method=SURL&location=ENL&itid=lk_inline_manual_1). Tobi, researcher for the Early 202 (which you should [subscribe to](https://www.washingtonpost.com/newsletters/the-early-202/?itid=sf_politics-the-202-newsletters/the-early-202_subnav&itid=lk_inline_manual_1) if you don’t already!), is in for Olivier today.

The United States will announce a deal with Mexico to stop illicit substances from crossing the southern border, NBC News reported Monday, with Americans ...

[Mexican President](https://theweek.com/mexico/1021357/is-democracy-under-threat-in-mexico) Andrés Manuel López Obrador has [previously denied](https://apnews.com/article/mexico-fentanyl-epidemic-overdoses-26f735a54ee0ba075c394ce85aef03d0) his country has a fentanyl problem, saying, "We do not produce fentanyl, and we do not have consumption of fentanyl," instead blaming the U.S. [had said](https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/national-security/no-cooperation-us-mexico-drug-war-rcna75093) the relationship between U.S. [illegal smuggling of guns](https://theweek.com/gun-laws/1003401/mexico-files-long-shot-lawsuit-accusing-10-us-gun-manufacturers-of-trafficking) into Mexico remains a consistent problem, and "U.S. Prior to this, the outlet The Two sources familiar with the deal told NBC that the Mexican military and police will focus on stopping the raw materials used to create fentanyl.

The United States is set to announce a new agreement with Mexico to fight the influx of fentanyl coming into the country. The deal will be a two-pronged ...

The deal will be a two-pronged approach involving Mexico cracking down on labs and smuggling and the U.S. Along with the financial aid that is expected to be provided towards the initiative, it could be one of the largest initiatives of its kind since President George W. The United States is set to announce a new agreement with Mexico to fight the influx of fentanyl coming into the country.

After more than 2000 fans who purchased tickets for Bad Bunny's concert at Estadio Azteca in December were denied entrance, Ticketmaster Mexico has.

[Federal Government stops construction on eight more real estate developments in Puerto Vallarta](https://www.vallartadaily.com/federal-government-stops-construction-on-eight-more-real-estate-developments-in-puerto-vallarta/)Puerto Vallarta (PVDN) – The Federal Attorney for Environmental Protection (Profepa) has closed eight more construction projects in Puerto Vallarta for not submitting environmental impact authorization from the Ministry of Environment and Natural Resources (Semarnat). [Viva Aerobús doubles its flights to Puerto Vallarta](https://www.vallartadaily.com/viva-aerobus-doubles-its-flights-to-puerto-vallarta/)Puerto Vallarta (PVDN) – In response to the tourist demand of Jalisco, Viva Aerobús will double its local flight operations from Guadalajara to Puerto Vallarta. [Majahuitas cove in Puerto Vallarta, one of the most peaceful places in Mexico](https://www.vallartadaily.com/majahuitas-cove-in-puerto-vallarta-one-of-the-most-peaceful-places-in-mexico/)Puerto Vallarta (PVDN) – Majahuitas is a small, secluded cove located on the southern coast of Puerto Vallarta, Mexico. [New Bronze Sculpture for Puerto Vallarta’s Malecon will bring humor with a margarita-drinking donkey](https://www.vallartadaily.com/new-bronze-sculpture-for-puerto-vallartas-malecon-will-bring-humor-with-a-margarita-drinking-donkey/)Puerto Vallarta (PVDN) – Puerto Vallarta has recently acquired a new urban monument in the form of a bronze sculpture titled “Salud”. [Gentrification of Puerto Vallarta: Causes, Consequences, and Advantages](https://www.vallartadaily.com/gentrification-of-puerto-vallarta-causes-consequences-and-advantages/)Puerto Vallarta (PVDN) – Puerto Vallarta has been experiencing an increase in prices for rents, food, and other necessities, which could be a symptom of gentrification. The Federal Consumer Attorney’s office will continue to operate a special site to receive complaints related to the Bad Bunny concert ticket fiasco and guarantee consumers their money back.

The Mexican government will not ban the popular video sharing social media application TikTok, the country's president said on Monday, even as the United ...

Register for free to Reuters and know the full story [said on Monday](/technology/china-says-us-presumption-guilt-against-tiktok-is-baseless-2023-03-27/) the United States has not presented any evidence that TikTok presents a threat to national security. [calling on the government](/technology/why-broad-us-tiktok-ban-is-unlikely-take-effect-soon-2023-03-23/) to ban the app, alleging it could be used for sweeping data collection, content censorship and harm to children's mental health.

Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador said on Monday his administration will not ban Chinese-owned social media app TikTok.

The international wildlife body CITES has called on 184 member countries to stop trade with Mexico for products linked to sensitive species, such as orchids ...

CITES is the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora, signed by 184 countries; it regulates trade and protection for protected species. But in reality, the government’s protection efforts have been uneven, at best, and face often violent opposition from local fishermen. Mexico’s plan lists establishing “alternative fishing techniques” to gillnet fishing as one its top priorities. The shy, elusive porpoises can neither be held nor bred in captivity. The trade ban will not affect commercial seafood species like fish or shrimp, though some groups are pushing for such broader bans. CITES said in a statement that it “communicates to parties the recommendation to suspend all commercial trade in specimens of CITES-listed species with Mexico.”

American entrepreneur Luke Iseman said the sulfur dioxide in the balloons would deflect sunlight and cool the atmosphere, a controversial climate strategy known ...

The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) said Make Sunsets did not report the launches. “As far as I can tell, there isn’t any rule that would require us to do so – or even anyone who it would be relevant to notify,” he said. “People can’t just go all over the world and launch field experiments without some kind of oversight.” The Mexican government told Reuters it is now actively drafting “new regulations and standards” to prohibit solar geoengineering inside the country. Iseman said he does not know what happened to the balloons. And it’s unclear what effect a ban might have. Keith argues a ban is unenforceable. Mexico said the launch violated its national sovereignty. On an April day, the founder of a U.S. Other innovative startups were ridiculed in their early days, he said. Professor James Haywood of Exeter University Iseman has a background in business, not science, but said he consulted with climate scientists.

The unusually harsh punishment will block the country from selling its regulated wildlife abroad as exotic pets or souvenirs.

Learn about the National Geographic Society’s nonprofit mission at [natgeo.com/impact](http://natgeo.com/impact). [said in a statement on March 25](https://www.gob.mx/semarnat/prensa/mexico-enviara-una-delegacion-a-ginebra-para-revisar-recomendaciones-de-cites) that it considers the sanctions “inequitable treatment” and that CITES fails to acknowledge its ongoing efforts to protect these animals. [Ivonne Higuero](https://cites.org/eng/about/sec/Secretary-General) told National Geographic earlier this month. And on one day this February, the environmental organization Sea Shepherd observed [30 vessels](https://seashepherd.org/2023/02/02/scientists-report-02-02-23/) fishing there with nets. “It’s a pretty serious penalty, but we’re talking about the extinction of a species so that’s warranted,” says Sarah Uhlemann, international program director for the environmental nonprofit Center for Biological Diversity. The totoaba is protected under Mexican law but is fished illegally for use in Asia in traditional medicine.

Center for Biological Diversity: Mexican Wildlife Leather Products, Pet Reptiles Banned From Trade.

Our undercover investigations expose transnational wildlife crime, with a focus on elephants, pangolins and tigers, and forest crimes such as illegal logging and deforestation for cash crops such as palm oil; we work to safeguard global marine ecosystems by tackling plastic pollution, exposing illegal fishing and seeking an end to all whaling; and we address the threat of global warming by campaigning to curtail powerful refrigerant greenhouse gases and exposing related criminal trade. Since 1970, our lawyers, scientists, and other environmental specialists have worked to protect the world's natural resources, public health, and the environment. The Environmental Investigation Agency (EIA) investigates and campaigns against environmental crime and abuses. [www.awionline.org](http://www.awionline.org/)) is a nonprofit charitable organization founded in 1951 and dedicated to reducing animal suffering caused by people. Earlier this month eight vessels were observed illegally fishing in the protected area, while 38 vessels were likely fishing illegally in the Vaquita Refuge surrounding it. Parties to CITES have warned Mexico for years that it must increase enforcement and remove deadly fishing nets from the vaquita’s habitat. “While no one relishes economically painful sanctions, all other efforts to push Mexico to save the vaquita haven’t been enough,” said Sarah Uhlemann, international program director at the Center for Biological Diversity. “For decades, the international community has been urging, imploring, and begging Mexico to meet its legal obligations. While some progress has been made, illegal fishing in the vaquita’s habitat continues, including in the Zero Tolerance Area, where only enforcement and research vessels are permitted. “This CITES decision throws a lifeline to the world’s most endangered marine mammal. The CITES sanctions suspend all trade with Mexico on any wildlife and plant species listed under the international trade agreement, signed by 184 countries. Mexico will no longer be able to commercially export millions of dollars of wildlife products to most nations around the globe.

MEXICO CITY (AP) — Mexico acknowledged Saturday it faces sanctions from the international wildlife body known as CITES for not doing enough to protect the ...

“There is no alternative fishing gear” being offered, said Lorenzo Rojas, a marine biologist who has headed the international committee to save the vaquita. The nets are set illegally to catch totoaba, a fish whose swim bladders are a delicacy in China worth thousands of dollars per pound. But in reality, the government’s protection efforts have been uneven at best and face often violent opposition from local fishermen. Mexico’s plan lists establishing “alternative fishing techniques” to gillnet fishing as one of its top priorities. “We hope these strong measures wake up the Mexican government.” The sanctions have not yet been announced, but they could make it difficult for Mexico to export some regulated animal and plant products like crocodile or snake skins, orchids, and cactuses.

Puerto Vallarta (PVDN) - Mexico is expected to face sanctions from the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora.

[Playa Careyes, a foreigner’s paradise for luxurious relaxation south of Puerto Vallarta (VIDEO)](https://www.vallartadaily.com/playa-careyes-a-foreigners-paradise-for-relaxation-south-of-puerto-vallarta/)Puerto Vallarta (PVDN) – Playa Careyes is a hidden gem on the Pacific coast of Mexico, located in the heart of the Costa Alegre region and 3.5 hours south of Puerto Vallarta. [Majahuitas cove in Puerto Vallarta, one of the most peaceful places in Mexico](https://www.vallartadaily.com/majahuitas-cove-in-puerto-vallarta-one-of-the-most-peaceful-places-in-mexico/)Puerto Vallarta (PVDN) – Majahuitas is a small, secluded cove located on the southern coast of Puerto Vallarta, Mexico. The vaquita is only found in the Gulf of California, and it is estimated that there may be as few as eight individuals left in the wild. Conservation groups have been pressuring the Mexican government to take stronger action to protect the vaquita, and international organizations like CITES have threatened sanctions against Mexico for not doing enough. It’s up to us to ensure that the vaquita has a future in our oceans. This species is an important part of the Gulf of California’s ecosystem and losing it would have devastating consequences. The Mexican government has taken some measures to protect the vaquita, such as implementing a ban on gillnet use in the vaquita’s habitat, but these efforts have been insufficient. One of the main threats to the vaquita’s survival is illegal fishing practices. While the ruling is considered an unequal treatment of Mexico, the country is open to discussing observations and resolving them satisfactorily. Mexico’s administration has been reluctant to spend money to compensate fishermen for staying out of the vaquita refuge and to stop using gill nets. The activist group Sea Shepherd has joined the Mexican Navy in patrols to deter the fishermen and to help destroy gill nets, which have successfully reduced gillnet fishing. The ruling sets a precedent, and the sanctions could potentially make it challenging for Mexico to export certain animal and plant products.

CITES has announced sanctions against Mexico for its failure to take action to protect the critically endangered vaquita porpoise.

“Mexico is rightly facing the consequences of its failure to control illegal fishing that is causing the vaquita’s extinction,” Smith said. But the administration Mexico President Andrés Manuel López has largely refused to spend money to compensate fishermen for staying out of the vaquita refuge and to stop using gill-nets, “The Mexican government believes the country is being treated unfairly in that its efforts – publicly recognized by CITES – are not being taken into account. CITES said Mexico has not proven it is capable or willing to enforce the plan, according to the press release. [An estimated eight vaquita remain alive in the wild](https://www.seafoodsource.com/news/environment-sustainability/us-government-expands-vaquita-related-mexican-seafood-ban) as a result of illegal fishing of shrimp and fish, including the endangered totoaba, [which is in demand in China for its swim bladder](https://www.seafoodsource.com/news/environment-sustainability/cites-decision-on-totoaba-keeps-earth-ocean-farms-from-selling-product-abroad). government [has already implemented a ban on Mexican seafood](https://www.seafoodsource.com/news/environment-sustainability/us-government-expands-vaquita-related-mexican-seafood-ban) from the vaquita and totoaba habitat in the Upper Gulf of California.

El presidente estadounidense Joe Biden camina a lo largo de un tramo de la frontera entre Estados Unidos y México en El Paso, Texas, el 8 de enero de 2023. ( ...

Más de 340.000 mexicanos desde que México en el 2006, desplegara a sus fuerzas armadas a las calles para destruir a los cárteles de la droga. Al mismo tiempo en el Capitolio se ha enfatizado que el diagnóstico sobre drogas ilegales de la Casa Blanca afirma que en EE. Por eso, la nueva propuesta de detener a las armas en EE. Y por eso hay una minoría en el congreso, que sin tomar en cuenta la historia reciente, proponen una guerra frontal armada contra los carteles en suelo mexicano. En Estados Unidos no se atreven a hacerlo porque aquí el sistema judicial es fuerte y poderoso, y las policías son más difíciles de corromper, aunque eso ocurre también. Hace unos días, el secretario de Estado, Anthony Blinken, les dijo a dos comités del congreso que el 96% de la droga… Y eso es lo incautado que siempre es un poco más del 10% de lo que entra, y se distribuye por Estados Unidos. Pero dos años antes, en su primer día como presidente el 20 de enero del 2021 a Biden ya se le había ido la lengua, y en su U.S. Tuvieron que pasar casi dos años para que el presidente de Estados Unidos hiciera su primera visita oficial a México. Los estadounidenses se quejan de que el gobierno mexicano ya no comparte ni la más mínima información sobre su combate a los carteles, y al mismo tiempo en EE. aumentara las inversiones en los países de origen de los migrantes que cruzan México para intentar llegar a su frontera norte. Nosotros, proponen los estadounidenses, detendremos todo el tráfico de armas de fuego a México, si ustedes mexicanos, detienen todo el tráfico de Fentanilo a Estados Unidos.

How the designer Olivia Villanti, of the line Chava Studio, threw a party and a collection launch that felt sophisticated yet low key.

For Villanti, stepping back every so often for a few quiet minutes in a dark corner was “a great way to recharge and be more present,” she says. Arrangements of eucalyptus and silver dollar wreathed in mauve clusters of amaranth were deliberately sparse — there were only three on the table — so as not to obstruct sightlines or conversation. Villanti prefers to invest her time, whenever possible, in the elements of her work that energize her. She hoped to incorporate into women’s clothing “these elements that belonged, traditionally, to the world of men’s tailoring,” she says, “these small details” — like double vents on jackets, or functional cuffs — “that women just don’t get.” Since that first collection, Villanti, who handles the brand’s design, sourcing and customer service and works closely with a team of seamstresses out of As the sun set around 6:30, Villanti and Guevara opened the doors at Proyecto Público Prim, an early 20th-century mansion in the central neighborhood of Colonia Juarez. When the couple returned home to Mexico City, where Guevara, 41, grew up and where they moved in 2020 after 16 years together in New York, Villanti, also 41, unpacked several duffels of old clothes and began designing the latest (and largest) collection for her nearly three-year-old made-to-order women’s wear line,

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While today, Mexico City’s reputation as a natural wine capital is indisputable, it’s not a stretch to say Nazas played a pivotal role in spreading the word. When I moved to Mexico City five years ago, Nazas was my introduction to the capital’s natural wine scene, which was booming even then. Walking along Calle Bucareli with a group of friends, I’d soon arrive at the spot: an unmarked concrete garage at the foot of an office building, the official-unofficial location of Nazas.

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