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Mexico News Today June 10, 2020

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 10, 2020

Mexico at its most complex moment: WHO; situation stable, improving: health minister The World Health Organization and the federal health minister have offered very different assessments of the coronavirus situation in Mexico, where over 4,000 new cases and nearly 600 deaths were reported Tuesday. FULL STORY RELATED: Numbers up sharply in Durango, Jalisco, Guanajuato, Coahuila. FULL STORY Bank of México outlook gloomy in face of coronavirus Mexico's central bank and the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development have both delivered more bad news for the Mexican economy. FULL STORY Share this email and introduce friends to Mexico News Daily Forward

Virus control measures estimated to have cost businesses 670bn pesos The measures put in place to limit the spread of the coronavirus have cost the commercial, services and tourism sectors at least 669.1 billion pesos (US $30.9 billion) since March 17, estimates a leading business group. FULL STORY Department stores reopen The stores are taking measures to keep shoppers safe as they reopen with new health protocols to prevent the spread of the coronavirus. FULL STORY Quintana Roo welcomes first tourists in two months With great fanfare, 41 hotels in Cancún, Isla Mujeres and Puerto Morelos, Quintana Roo, reopened on Monday and welcomed their first guests. FULL STORY Los Cabos 2nd destination to get Safe Travels stamp The World Travel and Tourism Council has awarded its stamp of approval for hygiene and sanitary measures the popular destination has adopted due to the coronavirus. FULL STORY At exclusive Jalisco resort, all guests go into quarantine A large luxury resort spanning four beaches on Jalisco’s southern coast has announced it will open its doors once again but will require guests to complete a 14-day quarantine before accessing public areas. FULL STORY AMLO asks Canada to persuade mining companies to pay their taxes President López Obrador has asked the Canadian government to help persuade Canadian mining companies to pay their tax debts, which some are challenging in international courts. FULL STORY CDMX police lament orders not to act against vandals Some Mexico City police officers say they have lost respect as a result of orders from the mayor not to act against people behaving aggressively or committing acts of vandalism during protests. FULL STORY Ex-governor to plead guilty to money laundering After making a deal with prosecutors, a former governor of Coahuila will plead guilty to one charge of money laundering before a federal judge in Corpus Christi, Texas, on June 17. FULL STORY Mexico’s National Autonomous University ranked No. 100 in the world It was the first time ever that a Mexican university has been ranked in the top 100. FULL STORY Beer maker’s new light brews are part of a new market segment The Grupo Modelo beer company, which makes 17 brands of beer including Pacífico, Modelo and Corona, has added two new brands to its portfolio, versions of Corona and Victoria containing just 1.8% alcohol. FULL STORY Maya Train chooses diesel but source of fuel in doubt The federal government has decided that the train will be powered by diesel rather than electricity in order to keep operating costs down. FULL STORY AMLO unveils ‘confidential’ document outlining plans for anti-Morena party bloc President López Obrador has been criticized by business groups, governors and others for wasting time and attempting to distract attention from his administration’s performance after revealing a document that outlines a possibly fictitious plan for a “broad opposition bloc” against Mexico’s ruling party. FULL STORY Tijuana fires leave 2 dead Fueled by high temperatures and the Santa Ana winds, around 24 separate fires were burning Tuesday afternoon. FULL STORY At palace, anonymous documents OK but not archaeologists’ petitions Scientists have found that an anonymous political document has more weight with the federal government than a petition to save Mexico’s efforts in the field of archaeology.  FULL STORY Rehab center killings: many facilities serve as safe houses Attacks on drug and alcohol rehabilitation centers have resulted in the deaths of scores if not hundreds of people going back more than a decade. FULL STORY Tamaulipas restaurant becomes community kitchen, serving 5,000 Recognizing that tough economic times were ahead for those in need, a couple in Tampico decided to turn their seafood restaurant into a community kitchen. FULL STORY CFE hikes transmission costs for private energy suppliers The Federal Electricity Commission has raised costs by as much as 800% for some private energy companies. FULL STORY Mexicali clinic shuttered for offering coronavirus cure A Baja California clinic advertising a cure for the coronavirus has been shuttered by authorities for promoting and administering medical products of “dubious origin.”  FULL STORY THE MND POLL THE STORY: Number of businesses seeking health certification well over expectations FULL STORY THE QUESTION: Any holiday travel plans this year, or will you wait till 2021? VOTE HERE LAST POLL: Is it too early to ease coronavirus restrictions? 79% said it is. VIEW FULL RESULTS

OPINION Violence at protests sparked by police brutality is an expression of pain People don’t just start destroying their own environment because it’s fun and they’re bored and it’s something to do, writes Sarah DeVries. FULL STORY For journalists, a dangerous place in a dangerous country María Fernanda de Luna's mother, a journalist, was murdered in Veracruz in March. Now she herself is a target. FULL STORY

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Mexico New Today June 8, 2020

MONDAY, JUNE 8, 2020

Jalisco Governor Alfaro believes police intended to kill Guadalajara protesters Quick response by the attorney general saved the lives of a group of people who were abducted by police in Guadalajara on Friday, claims the governor. FULL STORY RELATED: 29 people missing after police aggression at Guadalajara protests. FULL STORY Virus declining in greater Mexico City, rising in Guadalajara and Monterrey Mexico has recorded a total of 117,103 confirmed coronavirus cases and 13,699 deaths since the start of the pandemic. FULL STORY RELATED: Government issues new coronavirus stoplight map: Mexico painted solid red. FULL STORY Share this email and introduce friends to Mexico News Daily Forward

10 killed in attack on Guanajuato rehab center Gunmen opened fire on a drug and alcohol rehabilitation center in Irapuato, leaving 10 people dead, the Ministry of Public Safety reported. FULL STORY Emergency declared in 40 municipalities after storm After taking a beating from Tropical Storm Cristóbal, a state of emergency has been declared in four states due to the effects of wind and severe rains that hammered southeastern Mexico. FULL STORY Mexicali customs officials suspects in moving arms The Financial Intelligence Unit is investigating a network of officials who are alleged to allow weapons and used vehicles to cross the country’s northern border in exchange for cash. FULL STORY Clash between police, rioters follows protest at embassy The protest degenerated into a riot involving injuries, property damage and the deployment of some 500 police officers in riot gear. FULL STORY AMLO vows self-sufficiency in gasoline by 2023 President López Obrador has pledged that Mexico will be self-sufficient through the rehabilitation of Mexico’s six existing refineries and the construction of a new one on the Tabasco coast. FULL STORY Former Tijuana police official arrested for torture In addition, an arrest warrant has been issued for the city’s ex-chief of police in a decade-old case of alleged torture against the force's own officers. FULL STORY THE MND POLL THE STORY: Number of businesses seeking health certification well over expectations FULL STORY THE QUESTION: Any holiday travel plans this year, or will you wait till 2021? VOTE HERE LAST POLL: Is it too early to ease coronavirus restrictions? 79% said it is. VIEW FULL RESULTS Cops jailed for attacking girl Two Mexico City police officers accused of kicking a teenage girl in the head during a march against police brutality on Friday were jailed on charges of abuse of power. FULL STORY Law graduate’s family accuse brutality by cops in Jalisco A 25-year-old law graduate and state judicial employee was arbitrarily arrested and beaten by police at a protest in Guadalajara on Thursday. FULL STORY Anti-corruption efforts slipping: international index Corruption has slightly worsened in Mexico over the past year despite President López Obrador’s promise to end it, a new study found. FULL STORY Police in Ixtlahuacán, Jalisco, are disarmed The municipal police force of Ixtlahuacán de los Membrillos was disarmed a month after a man was allegedly arrested for not wearing a face mask and beaten to death by officers. FULL STORY Developing isthmus will create curtain to stop migration to US: AMLO President López Obrador is hopeful that an infrastructure project in the Isthmus of Tehuantepec to connect the ports of Salina Cruz, Oaxaca, in the Pacific and Coatzacoalcos, Veracruz, on the Gulf of Mexico will become “a curtain” to stop the migration of Mexicans to the United States. FULL STORY Coahuila cabernet sauvignon named best in the world Looking for the world’s best cabernet sauvignon? You’ll find it at Vinos Don Leo in Parras de La Fuente. FULL STORY Tax authority recovers 28 billion pesos from evaders Among the companies that paid their debts were América Móvil, a telecommunications corporation owned by billionaire businessman Carlos Slim. FULL STORY

MEXICO LIFE The true story of Mexico’s ‘Happy Chicken’ restaurants A family-owned stand selling grilled chicken in Los Mochis, Sinaloa, under the name Pollo Feliz is now an international business with over 1,000 outlets, writes Leigh Thelmadatter. FULL STORY Cabbage is good for more than just cole slaw or salad Sauté it with a spicy sausage or chorizo for a breakfast scramble, venture into fermentation with a Salvadoran relish or bake it slowly with rich cheeses, writes Janet Blaser. And eating it at the start of a meal reduces the intoxicating effects of wine, according to the ancient Egyptians. FULL STORY Zihuatanejo organization turns to coronavirus aid Expats' donations have supported distribution of 1,600 care packages. FULL STORY