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Full list of countries Scots can travel to without need to test for Covid

Recent changes to travel rules in Scotland have now made it easier for holidaymakers to get abroad over the coming weeks and months.

Daily Record

U.S. to halt Mexican avocado imports 'as long as necessary' to ensure worker safety

U.S. imports of new Mexican avocado harvests will stay suspended for "as long as necessary" to ensure the safety of U.S. inspectors who were threatened verbally in Mexico's western Michoacan state, the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) said on Monday.

Reuters

Mexican president defends disclosure of journalist's purported salary

Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador on Monday defended his decision last week to disclose the purported salary of a prominent journalist, a step which drew widespread criticism at a time of heightened concern for reporters' security in the country.

Reuters

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Flock of birds die and fall from the sky in Mexico in disturbing footage

Chilling footage shows the moment hundreds of blackbirds die and fall from the sky in Mexico.

Evening Standard

Mexican president sees conspiracy behind avocado ban

Mexico’s president says a U.S. suspension on avocado imports and recent environmental complaints are part of a conspiracy against his country by political or economic interests

The Independent UK

Huge flock of birds seen mysteriously dropping-dead mid-flight in video

Authorities are baffled by the viral video, which shows close to one hundred birds crashing to the ground in northern Mexico with seemingly no explanation

Daily Mirror

Why did birds fall from sky in Mexico? Probably a predator, experts say

Instead of pollution or 5G, it was most likely another bird that caused deaths caught on camera in Cuauhtémoc

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US halts avocado imports from Mexico after threat to American inspector

Decision comes after threatening phone message and disrupts $2.4bn industry during one of its busiest times of the year

The Guardian - US

Chilling footage shows entire flock of blackbirds mysteriously dropping dead on Mexico street

Scientists scramble to find an explanation for the mass bird deaths

The Independent UK

Mexico’s coastal and wine regions offer culture, cuisine that will call you back again and again

It had been 18 months since my passport had seen daylight. Travel restrictions, lockdowns and, frankly, some level of complacency were to blame for my silenced exploration. My husband, Benjamin, and I had traded in airline tickets and carry-ons for tents and fishing poles to take our pack of pooches…

Tribune News Service

U.S. avocado blow caps tough week for Mexican president

A U.S. decision to suspend avocado shipments from a violent Mexican state sealed a challenging week for President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador, whose approval rating suffered an unusual dip in a tracking poll published on Sunday.

Reuters

US suspends Mexican avocado imports on eve of Super Bowl

The U.S. government has suspended imports of Mexican avocados, after a U.S. plant safety inspector in Mexico received a threat

The Independent UK

U.S. embassy 'dismayed' over violence against journalists in Mexico

The U.S. government on Saturday expressed concern over continued violence against journalists in Mexico, two days after the latest killing of a reporter.

Reuters

Mexico lime inflation leaves sour taste as cartels gouge prices for cuisine staple

The green fruit has become less ubiquitous on local tables as criminal gangs fight over the trade, driving diners to distraction

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Los Angeles Times

Amid journalist killings, Mexican president tries to shame famous reporter who wrote about his son

MEXICO CITY — Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador has long derided journalists as biased, pretentious “sellouts” who are aligned with his political enemies. His morning news conferences feature an occasional segment called “Who’s Who of Lies,” in which he names and shames reporters who he accuses of peddling “fake…

Reuters

U.N. official urges Mexico to find alternatives to migrant detention or asylum

Mexico must seek alternatives to detention and asylum for migrants, especially ahead of an anticipated increase in arrivals this year, the U.N. refugee agency's representative for the country said Friday.

Los Angeles Times

How we got to peak avocado: Super Bowls to Mexico's drug cartels

Humans have been eating avocados on this continent for some 10,000 years or possibly longer, according to the archeological record. And we've been doing it more or less the same way the whole time, by mashing the tree's fruit into a pulpy paste known as guacamole.

The Independent UK

As journalists die, Mexico defends its press protection plan

Even as Mexicans lament the killings of five reporters, photographers and videographers in just six weeks, they wonder how this is happening, despite a 10-year-old program that is meant to protect journalists

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Benzinga

Amazon Got Tax Breaks Worth At Least $4.7B Over Last Decade

Amazon.com Inc (NASDAQ:AMZN) scooped at least $4.7 billion in tax breaks globally during the past ten years as per watchdog group and a global labor federation, the Vice reports. The tax breaks pertained to its warehouses, data centers, offices, call centers, and film production projects. The vast majority of these tax breaks…

Reuters

Mexican journalist killed in latest violent attack on media

A Mexican journalist was shot and killed in the southern state of Oaxaca on Thursday, police said, the latest in a string of journalist deaths that have prompted U.S. lawmakers to pressure Mexico to step up protections.

Tribune News Service

US requests Mexico talks on Marine environment obligations

WASHINGTON— The U.S. requested consultations with Mexico because of concerns that the nation is failing to meet its environmental obligations for protecting marine life under their trade deal.

The Independent UK

US files 1st USMCA environment case on Mexico over porpoise

The U.S. Trade Representative's Office has filed the first environmental complaint against Mexico for failing to protect the critically endangered vaquita marina, the world's smallest porpoise

The Independent UK

For many asylum-seekers, flying to Mexico is ticket to US

For nationalities that don’t need a visa, Mexico can be the ticket to seeking asylum in the United States

The Independent UK

Mexican migrant shelter aspires to raise its own food

A shelter near the U.S.-Mexico border is hosting not only migrants and asylum seekers, but chickens, pigs and eventually fish as a local priest confronted with lengthier stays seeks a degree of self-sufficiency and stress-relieving activity for his guests

Benzinga

Cemex Registers 3% Growth In Q4 Sales, Misses On Estimates

Cemex SAB De CV (NYSE:CX) reported fourth-quarter sales growth of 3% year-over-year (+5% on a like-to-like basis) to $3.62 billion, missing the consensus of $3.73 billion. Sales across markets: Mexico $841 million (+1% Y/Y), U.S. $1.09 billion (+8% Y/Y), EMEA $1.19 billion (+1% Y/Y), and South, Central America and the Caribbean $391 million…

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