The MND News Quiz of the Week: October 3rd

What's been going on in the news this week? Our weekly quiz is here to keep you on top of what’s happening in Mexico.

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Mexico’s first Excellence Center for Midwifery and Wellbeing recently opened in which city in Mexico?

France and Mexico are in talks to increase trade. What was the extent of the bilateral trade between the two countries last year?

Regarding the strengthening trade relationship between France and Mexico, it was noted that many French companies already operate in Mexico. How many?

Mariachi Herencia de México, an ensemble from Chicago, offered a stirring rendition of the U.S. national anthem before a game for what sports league this week?

Operation Limpieza saw authorities cracking down on counterfeit games in which Mexico city?

Danish toy manufacturer Lego has committed to investing US $400 million in what state?

Which state did Hurricane Polo not affect on Mexico’s Pacific Coast?

Mexico’s Senate passed legislation recognizing animals as sentient beings and prohibiting their abuse. What is the approximate population of pets in Mexico, per INEGI?

Aeroméxico recently announced plans to temporarily suspend flights to what Riviera Maya destination due to lower-than-anticipated demand?

Mexican exports have increased by how much this year through August, approximately?

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