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Luis Miguel Tour 2027: Mexico's Star Confirms New World Tour (opens the original)
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Luis Miguel Tour 2027 puts Mexico’s best-known romantic singer back on the road next year, with dates still to come. Mexican singer Luis Miguel, known as “El Sol de México” (the Sun of Mexico), will tour the world again in 2027. On 28 September 2026 his producer, Fenix Entertainment, said Luis Miguel Tour 2027 will cover Latin America, the United States and Europe. No dates, cities, venues or ticket prices have been published yet. The first sign came on Monday, 21 September 2026. Luis Miguel pos
What Is Cemex? Mexico’s Cement Giant, Its Turnaround and What Investors Should Know (opens the original)
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Cemex is a Mexican multinational and one of the world’s largest cement makers. This guide explains what it sells, where it earns its money, who owns it and which risks investors should weigh. Cemex has spent recent years selling smaller businesses and paying down the debt left by its expansion in the 2000s. In 2026 a new chief executive’s cost cuts and a recovery in Mexico pushed its quarterly operating earnings to a record. Cemex is a Mexican building-materials company based in San Pedro Garza
Superintelligence Accord: Trump Renames AI ‘SI’ as 6 Tech Chiefs Sign Voluntary ‘Constitution’ (opens the original)
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Trump says AI is now “SI” and calls the superintelligence accord “almost like a constitution”. We read every line — and explain why it came now. The superintelligence accord signed at the White House on Tuesday, 29 September 2026, fills just one page. President Donald Trump called it “almost like a constitution in a way”. It is a voluntary promise by six tech companies to check their own AI. Download the document (PDF, 2 pages): White House Accord on Super Intelligence — Joint Commitment on Fron
Card Payments in Argentina: Central Bank Said to Plan Lower Costs for Shops (opens the original)
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Card payments in Argentina could cost shops less under a central bank plan to open a market for card receipts. El Cronista, a Buenos Aires business daily, reported on Monday 28 September that the bank had invited firms to run it. The idea is that banks and payment firms bid against each other to pay shops early for their card sales. Infobae and Clarín had described the same plan in early September, but no official rule exists yet. The Banco Central de la República Argentina (BCRA), the country’s
Haiti Inflation Slows to 17% but Central Bank Keeps Rates on Hold (opens the original)
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Haiti inflation slowed to 17.0% in August, the lowest since at least January 2022, official figures show. In a note on Sunday 27 September, the central bank, the Banque de la République d’Haïti (BRH), held its main rates steady. The note’s figures run to June, when inflation stood at 18.9%, before it eased to 17.5% in July. August’s rate is far below October 2025’s high of 32.2%, but well above the Dominican Republic’s 5.67% in June. The note covers April to June, the third quarter of Haiti’s fi
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