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EYE! Morena proposes fines for smoking inside the car

 https://noticiasenlamira.com/politica/morena-propone-multas-por-fumar-dentro-del-automovil/

EYE! Morena proposes 

fines for smoking inside 

the car

At least 8 million people die each year from causes related to smoking

Published

 1 day ago 

on

 March 23, 2021

For

 Drafting

There are fewer and fewer options for cigar addicts as they have places 

to smoke, so many have not welcomed Morena's recent initiative that 

seeks to fine those who consume inside their own cars. 

The initiative, proposed by the coordinator of the morenista bench 

Ricardo Monreal, seeks that private vehicles are also 100% 

smoke-free spaces with an amendment to the General Law for 

Tobacco Control. 

He also proposed that there be fines when this is not respected 

with penalties of up to 14 thousand pesos, up to 100 times the 

minimum wage. 

READ MORE: 5.2 million Mexicans leave studies due to Covid

When presenting his proposal, Monreal argued that every year 

8 million people die in the world from causes related to tobacco 

consumption, of which 1.2 million are passive smokers. 

Some diseases or conditions associated with tobacco include 

asthma, pneumonia, and bronchitis, as well as other respiratory diseases.

(With information from Milenio). AT

Mexico News Today Wednesday, March 24, 2021

 

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 24, 2021

Migrants follow new perilous routes through Tabasco in journey north as migration surges More than 35,000 people hoping to reach the United States have entered Mexico over the past three months via the border with Guatemala in Tabasco. FULL STORY

‘Deeply in love with bad ideas:’ Experts say AMLO is taking Mexico back to the future Time has moved on for Mexico, but not for President López Obrador, say observers who express concerns that the chief executive is too inspired by failed ideas from the past. FULL STORY

Sputnik vaccines bought by businessman for employees turn out to be fakes More than 1,000 people were injected with fake Covid-19 shots allegedly imported by a Pakistani man with business interests in Campeche. FULL STORY Over 1 million small and medium-sized businesses didn’t survive Covid-19 One in five smaller establishments didn't make it out the other side of the coronavirus pandemic, according to the national statistics institute. FULL STORY ‘Covid can get screwed:’ having fun is the priority for spring break visitors Although the coronavirus remains a very real threat to people's health, the pandemic is no longer a barrier to tourism in Quintana Roo. FULL STORY Senator proposes ban on smoking in vehicles—and then quickly drops it A day made all the difference for Morena party senator Ricardo Monreal, who recently proposed the prohibition and a day later made an abrupt about-face. FULL STORY ADVERTISEMENT Ikea México to open new store April 8 in Mexico City The Swedish retail giant is set to open its first branch in the nation. But you’ll have to make a reservation to go shopping. FULL STORY Music festival gives young composers chance to learn from the world’s best The San Miguel Chamber Music Festival is allowing the public to watch as composer David Serkin Ludwig mentors Mexican composition students. FULL STORY OPINION Case for legalizing marijuana not as straightforward as its advocates say Proponents claim a low risk of harm from the drug and cite the benefits of prising the trade from the grip of illegal cartels, writes the Financial Times. FULL STORY MEXICO LIFE Mexico loses artist who ‘played with dolls’ after the capital's 1985 earthquake Vicente Rojo, who died on March 17 at age 89, was an artist whose work reflected many of the major events of 20th-century Mexico, Leigh Thelmadatter writes. FULL STORY New Michoacán drug cartel has roots in illegal logging The state government has launched a security operation to locate narco-camps and members of a newly-identified criminal organization called the Los Correa Cartel, who appear to have got their start in organized crime via illicit timber. FULL STORY Morena candidate panned and praised for likening AMLO to Jesus Christ A man running for deputy in Coahuila compared President López Obrador to the Christian deity, as well as to some of the world's most revered leaders. FULL STORY AMLO’s press conferences an ‘instrument of misinformation,’ says press freedom organization President López Obrador's morning briefings to reporters have over time become little more than worrying propaganda, according to Article 19, a free press advocacy group. FULL STORY Mexico stays out of the top 25 economies considered attractive for investment For a second consecutive year, Mexico didn't make it onto the global consulting firm Kearney's list of most desirable countries in the world for foreign investors. FULL STORY US farm groups object to growing number of Mexican barriers to trade The president has ruled out changing the nation's agriculture policies despite more than 20 agricultural groups raising concerns about trade with Mexico. FULL STORY Jaguar sighting near northern border give conservationists hope The video footage could mean that North America's only big cat could soon be seen in greater numbers in northern Mexico and the southern United States. FULL STORY It’s proving to be a bad year for wildfires, says nation's forest protection agency Mexico had recorded 1,684 forest fires as of March 11, affecting 29,559 hectares of land, according to the National Forestry Commission. FULL STORY OPINION ‘Don’t come’ rings hollow to migrant hopefuls who are completely out of options People desperately struggling to find safety, food and shelter will always play the odds to get to where they’re most likely to survive, Sarah DeVries writes. FULL STORY MEXICO LIFE During Holy Week, these youths exchange worldly pleasures for divine ones Los Varones, a group of men in charge of religious tasks in the Mexico City community of San Gregorio Atlapulco, may have existed since the 17th century, Joseph Sorrentinto writes. FULL STORY

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Mexico News Today Wednesday, March 10, 2021

 

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 10, 2021

Attorney General to probe powerful PRI figure over US $10 million in bank deposits    The government is investigating former Institutional Revolutionary Party (PRI) chief Manlio Beltrones, his wife, his daughter and a close associate in connection with millions placed in hidden bank accounts in Andorra. FULL STORY

20,000 march in Mexico City to end violence Thousands of women took to the capital's streets on Monday, demanding justice in cases of rape, femicide and other gender crimes. FULL STORY

Indigenous town in Hidalgo wants a vote on vaccinations Residents of an Otomí community say they don't trust Covid-19 vaccines and want the federal government to respect their right to decide about being immunized. FULL STORY Extending tourist stay under Covid: an opaque, frustrating and sometimes impossible process When the pandemic began in early 2020, the chaos it created threw up an unexpected roadblock for people with a Forma Migratoria Múltiple. FULL STORY ADVERTISEMENT LP gas thefts soared in 2020 Illegal taps on pipelines vastly increased to above 20,000 last year, contributing to estimated losses of more than US $1.4 billion. FULL STORY Chef incorporates Zapotec flavors into her baking Oaxacan Nabila Nichdali Aguilar Bla is tantalizing taste buds with culinary creations boasting distinctive flavors taken from her indigenous culture. FULL STORY Historic church goes up in flames in Michoacán A church built by Spanish missionaries in one of the original indigenous Purhépecha areas was destroyed by fire Sunday. FULL STORY OPINION International Women’s Day highlights the work still needed on gender equality Gender parity, safety, femicide: half of Mexico's population have some concerns they'd really like to see the nation properly address, Sarah DeVries writes. FULL STORY MEXICO LIFE Nonprofits help artisans sell in a socially distanced world Covid deprived many artisans of their usual sales methods, but these NGOs are teaching them internet marketing and greater independence, Leigh Thelmadatter writes. FULL STORY AMLO defends measures to protect palace, points to possibility of drone attack The president justified using technology to prevent remote-controlled vehicles from flying over the presidential residence during Monday's International Women's Day protest. FULL STORY Drought conditions now affect 82.9% of Mexico More than four-fifths of the nation is currently experiencing a lack of rain, which significantly threatens farmers' ability to produce food. The northeast is the worst affected. FULL STORY Tree-planting program incentivized deforestation Its raison d'être is to employ citizens while reforesting over a million hectares of land, but an unintended consequence of the Sowing Life initiative is that applicants have been clearing areas of timber to qualify. FULL STORY Auditor defends methods used to calculate the cost of CDMX's abandoned airport The methodology used by the government employee to determine the expense involved in canceling the project was consistent and internationally recognized, lawmakers were told. FULL STORY Security forces rescue US woman held captive for a year by the Sinaloa Cartel Federal authorities have rescued a United States woman who had been kidnapped in February 2020 in Culiacán. FULL STORY CFE’s pension costs triple After a new labor contract lowered employees' retirement age, the Federal Electricity Commission's pension expenses have soared 236%. FULL STORY MEXICO LIFE Puebla town’s artisans keep alive traditions going back nearly a millenium Artisans in Tecali still create the type of highly skilled marble and onyx sculptures their Chichimeca ancestors made for the Aztec Empire, Joseph Sorrentino writes. FULL STORY MEXICO LIFE Museum educates on coconut’s value to Zihuatanejo and beyond The Museo del Coco, in the village of Coacayul, teaches about the cultural and historic importance of this originally Asian fruit, Elisabeth Ashe writes. FULL STORY

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