The MND News Quiz of the Week: November 7th

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.

Get informed, stay smart.

Are you ready?  Let’s see where you rank vs. our expert community!

In positive news for a country that has suffered from severe drought, Central Mexico's reservoirs are now at almost 100% capacity. When was the last time this happened?

Which Latin American country broke off diplomatic relations with Mexico this week?

...and which caused a stir over their treatment of Miss Mexico at the upcoming Miss World beauty pageant?

Celaya's massive Honda auto factory has shut down temporarily. Why?

6 months after a fatal collision with the Brooklyn Bridge, Mexico's Naval sailing ship has returned to service. What is the ship called?

México State and Nuevo León led the way in economic growth this year. Which other state joined them at the top of the rankings?

Five years after declaring bankruptcy, which Mexican business icon has gone public?

Cruise season is in full swing in Mazatlán. How many ships are expected to dock in November?

What unwelcome guest has returned to the shores of Cancún?

Israel has credited Mexico for its help this week. What did Mexico help with?

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CAZZU

From celebrity custody battle to Congress: Cazzu’s Law seeks to prevent absent parents from blocking children’s travel

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Requiring both parents to approve their child's travel is meant to prevent parental kidnapping. But it is often used by absent fathers to control both their child and ex.
street dog curled up next to a mexican road in morelos

After a Mexico City suburb euthanized 11,000 street dogs, Sheinbaum demands a review

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The former mayor of Tecamac, México state, now a federal senator, authorized the killings from 2019 to 2023, saying the dogs were in "deplorable" health or proven dangerous.
Volunteers clean tar from a Veracruz beach

After weeks of denials, Pemex admits responsibility for Gulf Coast oil spill

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Three high-ranking officials have now been fired over the cover-up, and a complaint was submitted to the Federal Attorney General’s Office to determine criminal liability.
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