Mexico’s ‘super peso’ keeps gaining, but exports will likely suffer

By Noe Torres MEXICO CITY (Reuters) – Mexico’s peso currency has reached its highest value versus the U.S. dollar in seven years, as the president celebrates its strength but analysts warn of harmful side effects on exports and remittances. The Mexican peso is among the top-performing currencies this year with a 12% surge against the…

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Meta’s Oversight Board asks Facebook owner to evaluate election integrity efforts

(Reuters) – Meta Platforms’ Oversight Board has asked the social media firm to evaluate efforts to prevent promotion of political violence on its platforms, after it allowed a video calling for violence post the 2022 Brazilian election to stay online. The board said on Thursday that Meta’s original decision to leave up the Facebook video,…

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No breakthrough as EU’s Borrell holds crisis talks with Kosovo, Serbia leaders

BRUSSELS (Reuters) – EU foreign policy chief Josep Borrell proposed steps to end weeks of violence in predominantly Serb areas of northern Kosovo to the leaders of Kosovo and Serbia on Thursday, but there were no signs of an immediate breakthrough. Violence flared in four northern Kosovo municipalities late last month after ethnic Albanian mayors…

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Brazil’s Americanas rushes to produce new financials, strike deal with debt holders

By Carolina Pulice MEXICO CITY (Reuters) – Brazilian retailer Americanas SA is scrambling to finalize its fourth-quarter income statement even as it redoubles efforts to get creditors on side for a bankruptcy restructuring plan, according to people close to the matter. Americanas, which filed for bankruptcy protection in January after uncovering 20 billion reais, some…

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