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Mexico News Roundup

By RICARDO CASTILLO Weathering a Perfect Storm Over the past few days, representatives of all o Mexico’s major banks have held separate press conferences previous to the annual Mexico Banks Association Convention, now being held in Acapulco. Each of the interviewed representatives showed acceptance for the policies of Mexican President Andrés Manuel López Obrador (AMLO). This is an indicator that

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Mexico News Roundup

By RICARDO CASTILLO Protest, But No Tagging, Please Given the increasing number of feminist protest marches arriving at Mexico’s National Palace, President Andrés Manuel López Obrador (AMLO) sent a stern message to all those groups on Monday, Feb. 17. The protestors are not just extremely noisy, but are committing acts of vandalism wherever they pass through, which includes looting and

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Mexico News Roundup

By RICARDO  CASTILLO Lozoya Nabbed in Malaga Former Petróleos Mexicanos (Pemex) Director Emilio Lozoya Austin was finally found and arrested in Malaga, Spain, by the Spanish police. The news was broken personally in radio interviews on Wednesday, Feb. 12, by Fiscal General Alejandro Gertz Manero. “It was a long pilgrimage (to track down Lozoya Austin) with the arrest warrant we

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Peña Nieto and the Seagull

By RICARDO CASTILLO     Six years ago, then-recently instated Mexican President Enrique Peña Nieto had a double honeymoon. One, of course, was as president, and the other was with his newly acquired sweetheart, soap opera star, Angelica Rivera, famous back then for her role in telenovela “Distilling Love.” Rivera played the role of a well-pedicured ,barefoot farm girl with big, false

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Polish Sailing Ship Docks in Acapulco

By THE PULSE NEWS MEXICO STAFF     The Polish sailing ship Dar Młodzieży (Gift of Youth) docked in Acapulco, Guerrero, on Wednesday, Jan. 9, and will remain there through Friday, Jan. 11. The ship, which is making a worldwide friendship tour to commemorate the 100th anniversary of Poland’s Nov. 11 1918 restoration of independence. The three-mast tall ship, more than 300

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1977: Acapulco, Braniff…and the Setting Jetset Sun

By WILLIAM JACK SIBLEY     For five years in the late 1970s, early 80s, I was employed as a “Spanish speaker” steward for the coolest (at the time) airline in the world – Braniff International. Braniff was famous for inaugurating “The End of the Plain Plane” in it’s attention-getting, revamped transformation designed by Madison Avenue whiz kid Mary Wells Lawrence, second

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ADO’s Pink Caravan Hits the Road

By THÉRÈSE MARGOLIS     While the Honduran caravan of migrants fighting their way across the Mexican border in a mass movement to force undocumented entry into the United States may be causing national controversy across Mexico, there is a smaller but far more popular convoy traversing the country, with the sole goal of helping underprivileged women get access to quality medical

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