The MND News Quiz of the Week: August 23rd

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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Fintech firm Nu México has grown 52% this year. How many Mexicans now bank with them?

What have microbiologists discovered in a small Coahuila cave?

Mexico has joined two Central American nations in creating a "trinational culture corridor." Which two nations are they?

Beatriz Gutiérrez Müller, the wife of former president Andrés Manuel López Obrador, has threatened to sue a Spanish newspaper over reports she was due to leave Mexico. Where is she rumoured to be moving to?

Mexico's women are world champions once again, winning Gold at the World Games! In what sport did they triumph?

Beloved pharmacy mascot Dr. Simi has launched another new venture. What is he trying this week?

The U.S. government has announced what new measure to try to curb illegal immigration?

Viva Aerobus will launch new flights to the U.S. from Mexico Cirty, as part of preparations for the 2026 FIFA World Cup. Which cities will see new connections added?

Which former Mexican boxing champion was jailed this week?

Which global beauty brand has announced an addition US $80 million investment in Mexico?

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After 7 years, renowned search collective founder Ceci Flores finds her son’s remains in Sonora

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The search collective that Ceci Flores founded has been involved in the discovery of more than 2,700 bodies in its seven years of existence. The remains found this week belong to one of the missing sons.

China threatens retaliation over Mexico’s tariff hikes

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Beijing warned Mexico it reserves the right to retaliate after an official probe found Mexico's sweeping tariff hikes on Chinese goods constitute trade and investment barriers.

Did the government cover up February’s Gulf of Mexico oil spill?

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The Sheinbaum administration strongly denies it, but prominent environmental groups, including Greenpeace and Cemda, say that nearly a month after the spill was discovered, the public was still not informed.
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