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[co-author: Renata Paez] The purpose of this alert is to inform our clients about the new guidelines for the promotion of Mexican cinema published on March 12, 2021, in Mexico's Federal Official Gazette (Diario Oficial de la Federación). Mexico has a significant creative production capacity in the film industry and is one of the most important markets worldwide for the screening of audiovisual projects. Although the pandemic confinement measures taken in the country have impressively boosted Mexican consumption of streaming platforms, which have had a massive growth in subscribers, the Natio...

Encuentros Digitales CanalSur| Serie de entrevistas de media hora de duración conducidas por Leonardo Sardiña realizadas a partir de las preguntas realizadas a través de las Redes Sociales.

Message : Required fields BRUSSELS, March 2 (Reuters) - Italy's bailout of ailing bank Tercas six years ago did not involve state aid, Europe's top court said on Tuesday, in a setback to EU competition enforcers that may pave the way for compensation for Italian savers. The European Commission in 2015 ruled the 300-million-euro ($360 million) rescue of Tercas was illegal because it was carried out with money from Italian deposit guarantee fund FITD. It ordered Italy to recover the money, a move which subsequently resulted in less favourable terms for bailouts of other banks, including Banca M...

Over the past decade, though, and particularly in recent months, digital assets have boomed.  Big names like MassMutual, MicroStrategy, and Tesla have bought Bitcoin; PayPal and Square's CashApp have made it easy to buy crypto with the tap of a finger; and major financial players like BNY Mellon and Visa and Mastercard have said they're planning to offer custody and transaction services for certain digital assets. Some SPACs have even considered getting in on the action, according to people interviewed for this story. While complex technology and scrutiny from regulators might deter some inv...

News El Salvador President Bukele with López Obrador at the 2019 announcement of the Central American aid program. Mexico donated nearly 900 million pesos to Central American social programs last year Scholarships and tree-planting wages were paid to 11,000 recipients in Honduras and El Salvador Published on Tuesday, February 9, 2021 124shares As part of efforts to stem the flow of migrants through Mexico, the federal government spent almost 900 million pesos in El Salvador and Honduras last year to provide employment to more than 11,000 people via two social programs. Th...