The MND News Quiz of the Week: September 13th

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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"Manchas" the dog works for the City of Saltillo. What does he do?

Meanwhile, the city of Zacatecas has unveiled its new dog. What is special about it?

The Mexico City suburb of Ecatepec has set a Guinness World Record. What for?

A Latin American nation debated declaring Mexican President Sheinbaum a "Persona Non Grata" this week. Which one?

The state of Zacatecas has seen an astonishing drop in homicides during the last year. By how much has the figure dropped?

Canelo Álvarez is fighting for another world title. What's different about this attempt?

Mexico is set to tariff Chinese cars. How much will the new tariff be?

Mexico's star road cyclist Isaac del Toro added 3 more victories to his tally this week. How many professional races has he now won?

Government data shows international travel to Mexico had a big jump during July. By how much did it rise?

Mexico has just launched a brand new Mexican designed and built vehicle — its first ever. What kind of vehicle is it?

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Cookies and weed, representing cannabis/THC edibles

Mexico’s Supreme Court allows home cannabis edibles, but with a limited practical effect

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It was a victory of sorts for marijuana advocates — another piece in the Court's piecemeal approach to decriminalization. If you're authorized, you can make a THC brownie, but you can't buy or sell one, or even share it.
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

Mexico in Numbers: Corruption, bribes and who Mexicans trust the least

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See how often Mexicans encounter corruption, state by stae, and which institutions are seen as most and least trustworthy.
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