Michael McDonald
Senior Writer and Editor at innosight.com
Writer, Boston-based, documenting the future of work and other tech-related topics
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2 weeks ago |
bloomberg.com | Michael McDonald
América Central está experimentando un aumento en los flujos de dinero provenientes de trabajadores migrantes en Estados Unidos, que están asustados por las amenazas de Donald Trump de deportar a millones de ellos. Las remesas a Guatemala, El Salvador y Honduras se han disparado desde que Trump asumió el cargo en enero.
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2 weeks ago |
bloomberglinea.com | Michael McDonald
Bloomberg — América Central está experimentando un aumento en los flujos de dinero provenientes de trabajadores migrantes en Estados Unidos, que están asustados por las amenazas de Donald Trump de deportar a millones de ellos. Las remesas a Guatemala, El Salvador y Honduras se han disparado desde que Trump asumió el cargo en enero. Ver más: Indocumentados en EE.UU.
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2 weeks ago |
bloomberg.com | Michael McDonald
A worker picks celery on a farm in Oxnard, California. (Bloomberg) -- Central America is seeing a surge in money flows from migrant workers in the US who are spooked by Donald Trump’s threats to deport millions of them. Remittance inflows to Guatemala, El Salvador and Honduras have all soared since Trump took office in January. Guatemala Central Bank chief Alvaro Gonzalez said the spike is likely due to migrants sending home money in anticipation of being expelled.
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2 weeks ago |
news.bloombergtax.com | Michael McDonald
Central America is seeing a surge in money flows from migrant workers in the US who are spooked by Donald Trump’s threats to deport millions of them. Remittance inflows to Guatemala, El Salvador and Honduras have all soared since Trump took office in January. Guatemala Central Bank chief Alvaro Gonzalez said the spike is likely due to migrants sending home money in anticipation of being expelled.
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2 weeks ago |
bloomberglinea.com | Courtney McBride |Michael McDonald
Bloomberg — Estados Unidos está decidido a eliminar la “influencia maligna” de China sobre el Canal de Panamá como parte del esfuerzo por “volver a hacer grandes a las Américas”, dijo el miércoles en Ciudad de Panamá el secretario de Defensa, Pete Hegseth. Hegseth eludió preguntas delicadas sobre si EE.UU. reconoce la soberanía de Panamá sobre el canal, que el presidente Donald Trump ha prometido “recuperar” sin descartar la fuerza si es necesario.
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