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Operator Good morning, everyone, and welcome to Coca-Cola FEMSAs fourth quarter and full-year 2020 conference call. As a reminder, todays conference is being recorded. [Operator instructions] During this conference call, management may discuss certain forward-looking statements concerning Coca-Cola FEMSAs future performance and should be considered as gut-based estimates made by the company. These forward-looking statements reflects managements expectations and are based upon currently availabl...

“We can’t go home,” Vinicio said after getting off the bus at the El Florido border crossing, keeping an eye on his two youngest children. The girls, ages 2 and 3, were laughing and playing on a railing outside the Honduran immigration offices. Their father was wracked with stress. “We will hide out until we can leave again,” he said. Crackdowns on migrant caravans in recent years have come amid U.S. pressure on Mexico and Central American countries to stop migrants ...

Roger was right back where he started. He crossed into Guatemala this month with thousands of fellow Hondurans seeking to make it to the United States, only to become one of thousands sent back. “We thought it was going to be different, but they treated us as badly as in Honduras — or even worse,” he said. Honduran migrants walk alongside a highway in Chiquimula, Guatemala, on Jan. 16. Guatemalan authorities estimated that as many as 9,000 Honduran migrants have crossed into Guatemala as...

(The article continues below - Commercial information) Cineuropa: Antonio Hernández Centeno What made you feel like you had a connection with it? David Matamoros: Minor coincidences can sometimes make your life take an unexpected turn. That’s what happens in the first three minutes of Isaac, and it also happened to us: Antonio gave us the text of a stage play that he’d directed a few years beforehand, and we saw ourselves reflected in those four characters that drift around in lif...

State legislator and mayoral hopeful murdered in Guanajuato Juan Antonio Acosta was hoping to run for mayor of Juventino Rosas Published on Wednesday, January 13, 2021 61shares A Guanajuato state legislator who was hoping to run for mayor of Juventino Rosas was shot in the back and killed Tuesday morning. Authorities said Juan Antonio Acosta Cano’s killers shot him seven times from behind, then left him for dead in his exercise clothes on a downtown street in the city of Juventino Rosas. A...