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By Reuters Staff (Adds details on financial income) MEXICO CITY, Feb 18 (Reuters) - Grupo Televisa Mexico’s largest broadcaster, reported gains in its fourth quarter net profit on Thursday helped by lower sales costs and strong financial income, which offset a decline in revenue. Televisa posted a 52% jump in net profit to 3.7 billion pesos ($184 million) compared with 2.4 billion pesos in the same period in 2019. The company’s net sales, however, fell to 27.8 billion pesos, 1.7% lower than...

Campaign and to boost you to win. this was also right before paul manafort stepped down and it was thought that he might have had connections to russia by supporting pro-russian interest in the ukraine. so all of this played out around a time it should have definitely been high on the radar of the president. it wasnt someone low level in his campaign, they briefed the president himself. according to that december reporting we have. so all of this now, either it slipped the mind of the president ...

Countries. and they made this specifically to him. this was supposed to be a broad threat assessment, but they wanted to also carve out this piece and say there are people potentially in your campaign who could be compromised and there are ways that the russians could be trying to infiltrate your campaign and to boost you to win. this was also right before paul manafort stepped down and it was thought that he might have had connections to russia by supporting pro-russian interest in the ukraine....

Kinds of concerns and did not demand the the u.s. government explain the presidents behavior, that did not happen after this december reporting of the president previously made prejudice comment, "haitians all having aids." they are expressing themselves after what you describe of anger and dismay. is it your sense that the haitian government did not believe that the president made those remarks and the white house had some denials that he made those comments when he reported at the new york tim...

Haiti and the government did not raise these kinds of concerns, did not demand the u.s. government explain the behavior. that didnt happen after this december reporting making comments about all haitians having aids. they are expressing themselves as you described with anger and dismay at what the president said. now, is it your sense that the haitian government didnt believe that the president made those earlier remarks? the white house had some denials when first reported in the "new york time...