
Christine Murray
Mexico and Central America Correspondent at Financial Times
• Mexico & Central America Correspondent for the @FinancialTimes • Write to me via DM or [email protected]
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2 days ago |
ft.com | Marc Filippino |Akila Quinio |Christine Murray
This is an audio transcript of the FT News Briefing podcast episode: ‘Mexico’s new supreme court’ Marc Filippino Good morning from the...
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1 week ago |
cronista.com | Michael Stott |Christine Murray |Lucinda Elliott
¿Fin de la tregua? Donald Trump cuestionó el accionar del Vladímir Putin y evalúa sanciones por sus ataques a Ucrania. ¿Se viene la Tercera Guerra Mundial? Lee másEn un contexto de creciente conflicto internacional, el presidente estadounidense, Donald Trump, criticó este domingo los últimos ataques rusos sobre Ucrania y dijo que está meditando imponer sanciones a Moscú porque el presidente Vladímir Putin "está matando a mucha gente". "No me gusta lo que está haciendo Putin.
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ft.com | Christine Murray
Mexicans are preparing to elect the country’s judges by popular vote, in a unique experiment that legal groups warn threatens judicial...
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ft.com | Christine Murray |Delphine Strauss |Emma Agyemang
A multibillion-dollar push by US President Donald Trump to tax money sent from the US abroad is likely to hurt poor Central American...
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ourcommunitynow.com | Christine Murray
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Cities along the US-Mexico border are seeing large numbers of migrant crossings ahead of the end of Title 42 today. More are expected. “The messages that migrants themselves get about what’s happening is not always what policymakers intend.” https://t.co/451NkT9UoV

US prosecutors charged the sons of ‘El Chapo’ and Chinese chemical business owners in sweeping fentanyl indictments. Under increasing pressure, Mexico has also agreed to take measures to "drastically reduce" imports of fentanyl raw materials. https://t.co/FxXaWorvXU

Mexico's government will pay Iberdrola $6 billion to buy the bulk of its power-generating plants. The Spanish company plans to spend that money in the US and Europe. https://t.co/NtkfBTs9Hn With @barneyjopson @mj_stott