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The MND News Quiz of the Week: May 9th

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(Mexico News Daily)

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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50,000 music lovers flooded Mexico City's Zócalo this week. Who were they trying to catch a glimpse of?
BTS fans at Zócalo

Which UK finance firm has invested another US$64 million into their Mexican operations?
note taking with bills

A new survey this week showed running is one of Mexico's most popular activities. What percentage of Mexicans report running on a semi-regular basis?
CDMX half marathon

A discovery of a Tamaulipas cave has shocked scientists across the world. Why?
CABASLLO MORO cave

Police in Mexico City have arrested 4 men after discovering US$1 million of marijuana. Where was it hidden?
marijuana

In great news for conservationists, 207,000 Kemp's Ridley sea turtle eggs have been found on beaches in which Mexican state?
A sea turtle digs into a sandy beach

Mexico has achieved gender parity in its political system. Which of these cabinet positions is not held by a woman?
President and administration members

The Huasteca Potosina's famous Tamul waterfall has dried up. Why?
Cascada de Tanul

When visiting Mexico for the first time in 2001, what gift did U.S. President George W. Bush famously reject?

Parents are angry about a government decision to close school early this academic year, citing rising temperatures and the upcoming FIFA World Cup. How early will schools close?

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MND Tutor | UNAM

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A father and son ride bumper cars at the San Pedro Cholula Fair in Puebla.

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