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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49ers and Vikings

The 49ers will return to face Minnesota in Mexico City, the NFL confirms

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The five-time NFL champs also took part in the first-ever regular-season NFL game played outside of the United States, losing to Arizona in Mexico City on Oct. 5, 2005.
Police photos of two fuel theft tunnels in Pachuca

Police arrest 6 in Pachuca after citizens report tunnel toward Pemex pipelines

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Six men were arrested in Pachuca after citizens reported suspicious underground sounds, leading police to a tunnel being dug toward Pemex pipelines.
A Yucatán cenote

Yucatán teams with World Wildlife Fund to launch US $20 million fund to protect mangroves and water systems

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Given the name Herencia Maya (Maya Heritage), the conservation program is a joint government-NGO-private-institution effort for funding the rescue and revival of Yucatan's mangroves and waterways.
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