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30 August 2017 Today's Top Story Mexico: A scion of Mexico fights corruption, and becomes a target
The New York Times In recent years, violence has soared in Mexico and freedom of speech has been stifled. The son of one of the country's wealthiest businessmen has leveraged his privilege and spent nearly two decades fighting the twin plagues of corruption and impunity - but his latest endeavor was making too much noise for president Peña Nietoâs liking. (Available in Spanish) Other News Global: Austria rejects Spanish extradition for Ukrainian oligarch
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