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Cuba and Brazil sign deals to improve farming and health

New agreements focus on technology, food security, and community involvement.

Canelo Álvarez Flexes His Business Muscle

Having amassed a $275 million fortune as one of the best pound-for-pound boxers in the world, the 33-year-old Mexican champion is once again punching above his weight as he builds an empire outside the ring.

The Mexican Red Cross recognizes Olegario Vázquez Aldir for his humanitarian commitment

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Spain's Grupo Empresarial Costa strikes deal for sliced meats firm Juan Luna

New store opens in Portimão

Real estate agency Retraite Dorée Au Portugal has opened its new store in Portimão next to Aqua, on the Cardosas roundabout.

Pandora Papers: financial secrets of Latin American politicians, tycoons, and celebrities | Noticias Univision América Latina

Pandora Papers, the recent leak of millions of documents, has exposed complex networks of corporate secrecy used by billionaires, politicians, celebrities, to do business abroad. | Noticias Univision América Latina | Univision

The Heiresses of Antonio Nuñez Jimenez, or the Glamorous Side of Castroism

The Heiresses of Antonio Nuñez Jimenez, or the Glamorous Side of Castroism Who are the women owners of various luxury mansions in the island, among them one that belonged to Chilean Max Marambio, a member of Cuba’s secret service, head of security for Salvador Allende, the businessman expelled from Cuba in 2010 by the man who was his best friend, none other than Fidel Castro? LA HABANA, Cuba. – In addition to the residence of Vilma Rodríguez Castro, Raul Castro’s granddaughter, there is one additional, super luxurious Airbnb listing in Havana, which, in the opinion of former renters and guests at both mansions, possibly offers higher comfort than the one rated number one and going for over US$ 650 per night.

Alcohol's sustainability and responsibility activations around the world - The IARD Digest - April 2021

Once a month, the drinks industry-funded International Alliance for Responsible Drinking, which covers alcohol-related health and policy research worldwide, reviews some of the alcohol category's most recent sustainability initiatives and socially responsible actions to reduce harmful drinking. Here, a little later than planned, is what happened in April. Once a month, the International Alliance for Responsible Drinking rounds up recent higher-profile CSR and environmental activities from drinks brand owners Beam Suntoryannounced a new US$1bn investment in sustainability, diversity and responsible drinking initiatives in late April. The 'Proof Positive' campaign is aligned to the UN's Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), and aims to create a more sustainable and equitable future, including halving greenhouse gases and water usage by 2030. Women will fill half the company's leadership positions globally by 2030, and people from minorities will make up 45% of its workforce in the US. Beam Suntory also intends to engage 300m consumers by 2030 with a $500m global responsible drinking campaign.

Multiva withdraws from any relation with Top Life Servicios and asks that alleged fraudsters must be punished

Multiva withdraws from any relation with Top Life Servicios and asks that alleged fraudsters must be punished News provided by Share this article Share this article MEXICO CITY, Feb. 14, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Derived from recent information on the investigations of the Financial Intelligence Unit (FIU) on a band of Romanians allegedly dedicated to the cloning of bank cards through ATMs operated by the company Top Life Servicios. Javier Valadez, president of Multiva bank, declared that the financial institution has been clear about its position since last year. The bank withdraws from any crime that Top Life Servicios may have committed in the ATM network.