The MND News Quiz of the Week: March 21st

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.

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Mexico sent humanitarian shipments of food, medical supplies and solar equipment to which Latin American government this week?

Which wild animal of environmental concern has seen a reported 60% increase in population this year in Mexico?

In what Mexican city was Ecuardorian Ángel Aguilar arrested this week in relation to the assassination of an Ecuadorian presidential candidate?

Which popular musical act did President Sheinbaum say this week she wants to give a free concert in Mexico City's Zócalo?

Thanks to a new agreement brokered this week, what export will Canada now be able to send to Mexico for the first time in 20 years?

What animals did U.S. Customs and Border Protection agents this week find 39 of being illegally transported into Mexico from the U.S.?

According to President Sheinbaum this week, nearly how many Mexicans in total have been repatriated to Mexico by the U.S. since Donald Trump took office?

Which world leader recently apologized to Mexico for its history of "abuses" and "moral controversies" toward the nation?

Negotiations between the governments of Mexico and the U.S. formally began in Washington this week on what topic?

Foreign ridership on the Maya Train was up in January compared to January 2025. By how much?

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Education Minister Mario Delgado Carrillo and UNESCO Assistant Director-General for Natural Sciences Lidia Arthur Brito hold up a signed document

Education Ministry signs deal with UNESCO to guide responsible AI use in schools

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UNESCO will support Mexico's education ministry with technical assistance, teacher training and research as the country works out how classrooms should use artificial intelligence.
An official pockets a money envelope - stock photo showing corruption

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Education Minister Mario Delgado surrounded by school children at the opening of the National Days of Traditional Games in Mexico City on September 9

Education Ministry blames screen use for Mexican students’ falling scores

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President Sheinbaum had already promoted regulations limiting cell phones' presence in schools, but if the ministry is right, the screens may be not just a distraction but instead an obstacle to learning.
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