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Mexico investigates electricity theft after busting a crypto mining farm (opens the original)
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The discovery of a clandestine cryptocurrency mining farm in a remote area of Puebla has opened a new line of inquiry into large-scale electricity theft in Mexico. Puebla’s Public Security Secretariat said the main crime under investigation is energy theft and that authorities will expand their inquiries to neighboring municipalities in search of similar facilities. The announcement follows the dismantling of an operation consisting of some 300 computers used to mine digital assets that had been
Mexico falls behind in the new global oil map (opens the original)
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The image of Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva smiling aboard an offshore tanker at the mouth of the Amazon River, his hands stained with oil after Petrobras announced a major hydrocarbon discovery, encapsulates Latin America’s current energy moment. The global oil landscape is being reshaped after months of war in Iran, creating new opportunities for producers across the region. From Argentina and Brazil to Venezuela and neighboring Guyana, oil from the Americas, including U.S. crud
Mexico steps up pressure for US to lower its auto tariffs in USMCA talks (opens the original)
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The government of Mexico has stepped up negotiations with the United States to contain the U.S. tightening of trade, especially in key sectors such as automotive and steel. Economy Secretary Marcelo Ebrard said on Thursday that the negotiating team reviewing the United States–Mexico–Canada Agreement (USMCA) has asked for a discount on the 25% tariff imposed by the Trump Administration on cars manufactured in Mexico and exported outside the alliance, and for greater flexibility in the duties appl
Mexico expands anti‑money laundering oversight with tighter controls on crypto, casinos and real estate (opens the original)
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Mexico is extending its fight against money laundering. The country has published new regulations that require a wide range of activities operating outside the traditional financial system to reinforce their controls to identify clients, track transactions and detect possible illicit funds — from real estate developers and car dealers to nonbank lenders, casinos and art and jewelry dealers — with special emphasis on cryptocurrency platforms. The reform introduces substantial changes for service
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