Juana Cata, the woman who defied the strictest Mexican machismo
A biography written by historian Francie Chassen-López shows that Juana Cata was much more than Porfirio Díaz's Zapotec lover. Read more here.
Why Uruguay has the best income redistribution in Latin America?
Latin America is one of the most unequal regions in the world: its tax and transfer systems show modest results when it comes to reducing inequality. However, there is one exception: Uruguay.
How tax havens treasure 32 trillion dollars
How black money was hidden in jurisdictions with regulations that encourage bank secrecy and is already the sum of the economies of the US and China.
How the fight between mafias increases crime in Mexico City
A dispute between mafias and organized crime groups has generated a wave of violence that does not stop in Mexico City.
In 20 years, the Mexican Stock Exchange has lost 50 companies
In the last 20 years, the number of companies listed in the capital market of the BMV went from 195 to 145, a decrease of 26%.
Jorge Noguera, the new president of Mastercard in Mexico
Mastercard announced the appointment of Jorge Noguera as president of Mexico and Central America, who will lead the company's growth and positioning strategy in the region.