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U.S. sanctions have left two banks, CIBanco and Intercam, and the brokerage Vector Casa de Bolsa in dire straits. The government has since taken managerial control at all three entities to stabilize them and guarantee the security of client resources, but the institutions’ futures remain uncertain.

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aerial view of the scene of the operation to kill cartel boss El Mencho in Tapalpa de Allende, Jalisco

No tape, no guards: How did reporters access El Mencho’s home after the military operation?

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Among the people who entered a house that is said to have been the CJNG leader's final hideout were journalists from the newspapers Milenio and El Universal, who found what appears to reveal the cartel's monthly operating expenses.
middle east

More than 1,300 Mexicans have been evacuated from the war-torn Middle East

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Mexican embassies in the region are supporting citizens by arranging commercial flights through safe open airspace as well as helping with the logistics of land travel.
fishing boats in Gulf

Gulf cleanup effort is complete, but the question remains: What caused the oil slick in the first place?

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Sanctions cannot be imposed without a culprit, but earlier efforts to blame at first a natural seepage and then an unnamed private vessel have been set aside for lack of conclusive evidence.
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