The MND News Quiz of the Week: January 10th

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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Jalisco's Akron Stadium is set to host group stage games in the 2026 FIFA World Cup. Where is the stadium actually located?

Despite a fall from the start of 2025, President Claudia Sheinbaum has ended the year with a very strong approval rating. How many Mexicans approve?

The new Skeelo app has launched across Mexico. What does it offer?

Which state saw record numbers of tourists in 2025?

With the fall of Venezuela, Mexico has become the largest supplier of oil to which Caribbean nation?

Mexico's federal communications agency is bringing back some retro technology. What is it?

Painter Guillermo Monroy turned 102. Under which legendary Mexican painter did he train?

A report this week shows Mexico is paying the highest gasoline prices in the world. Which country was in second place?

A new ultraconservative political party is looking to stand in the Mexican election. What are they called?

A new Mexican-themed store has opened in Los Angeles. What is it selling?

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Isaac del Toro Tour of Germany

Isaac del Toro wins his first Tour of Germany

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This victory makes Ensenada-born Isaac del Toro the first Latin American cyclist to win the Tour of Germany, following his recent milestone of becoming the first Mexican cyclist in 36 years to win a stage of the Tour de France. 
fungi research

University of Guadalajara scientists discover 6 ant-killing ‘zombie fungi’

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The ruthless parasites infect the body of ants, causing them to adopt suicidal behavior, and then grow out of the dead boides to release spores for a new generation of the unusual species.
financial district of Mexico City

Mexico’s economy grew 1.4% in Q2 but contracted in June, revised data shows

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Analysts partially attributed the solid economic performance in the second quarter to spending related to the FIFA men's World Cup, though June on the whole produced a decline.
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