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Mexico - February 2022
Introduction
In the first three weeks of 2022, three journalists were killed in Mexico.... Read More
Security
In the first three weeks of 2022, three journalists were killed in Mexico.... Read More
Migration
The migrant protection protocol (MPP) is already making its impact known in northern Mexico, despite only being in force since December. According to US-based human rightsS lobby group Washington Office on Latin America (Wola), as of 10 January - just over a month since the programme’s controversial restart – the MPP, also known as the 'Remain in Mexico' programme, had sent 249 asylum-seeking migrants back to Mexico.... Read More
Public health
Medicine shortages remain a thorn in the side of President Andrés Manuel López Obrador’s government.... Read More
Finance
US-based investment bank and financial services corporation Citigroup Inc announced on 11 January that it planned to sell its Mexican retail banking business, Citibanamex.... Read More
Economy
On 11 January, Mexico’s central bank Banco de México (Banxico) disclosed that outflows of debt instrument capital reached record levels during 2021.... Read More
Pemex
Mexico’s state-owned oil company Pemex formally took over the Deer Park refinery in Houston, Texas, on 20 January after it bought a 50% interest in the refinery from Anglo-Dutch multinational oil firm Royal Dutch Shell to become its sole owner.... Read More
Exports
The prices of agricultural products recorded a steep rise during 2021.... Read More
Economic highlights
MEXICO | Mexico sees record remittances in 2021.... Read More
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- Introduction
- Alarms raised over dangers facing journalists
- New ‘Remain in Mexico’ raises old concerns
- López Obrador under pressure over medicine shortages
- Citibanamex sale welcomed despite uncertainties
- Record foreign capital outflows set to continue in 2022
- Fuel self-sufficiency distant despite US refinery purchase
- Inflation in agricultural products likely to boost exports
- Economic Highlights