Reforms to Mexico electoral law spark fierce debate
Mexico’s elections chief Lorenzo Cordova has slammed President Andrés Manuel López Obrador’s move to cut elections spending as an assault on democracy
Day: February 23, 2023
Jags hire Holz as passing game coordinator to replace Cooter
The Jacksonville Jaguars hired Nick Holz as passing game coordinator Thursday, landing a quick replacement for Jim Bob Cooter.
China’s global influence worries U.S. majority: AP-NORC poll
A new poll shows that just 40% of U.S. adults approve of how President Joe Biden is handling relations with China, and a majority of them are anxious about Beijing’s global influence
Why is there a salad and tomato shortage in the U.K.? – The Washington Post
Why is there a salad and tomato shortage in the U.K.? The Washington PostBritish supermarkets ration fruit and vegetables amid shortages Al Jazeera EnglishFruit and veg shortage: what has caused it and how long will it last? …
Mexico president foresees court challenges to electoral law
Mexico’s president said Thursday he expects court challenges to a new law that will cut money for thousands of staffers at the country’s electoral agency and weaken oversight of campaign spending.
Loss of Russian trade pulls down Rotterdam container volume
Europe’s three biggest container shipping ports reported falling volumes in 2022, with throughput dragged lower by geopolitics, COVID-19, and economic headwinds.
US to help Africa get louder global voice, says Jill Biden
First Lady Jill Biden said the United States was committed to helping African nations get a louder voice at the UN and other international bodies, as she visited Namibia on Thursday.Biden arrived in the southern African country on Wednesday in the fir…