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Government declines union request to take control of troubled airline

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The federal government told Interjet workers that it won’t take control of the beleaguered airline, which has canceled flights until Friday.
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Mexico’s snow and ice sculptors are champions in an unfamiliar medium

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Born in Mexico City, Abel Ramírez never saw snow until his 40s, but he’s competed — and won — snow and ice sculpture competitions worldwide.
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Guanajuato governor, feds meet to discuss security in most violent state

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January 23, 2021

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A day after it was confirmed that the state recorded its most violent year on record, the federal security minister met with the governor.
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Covid pandemic blamed for 25% drop in cigarette sales

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A tobacco company executive has blamed the coronavirus pandemic for a slump in cigarette sales of almost 25% in Mexico last year.
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