Economy and Government Reporter in Mexico
Maya Averbuch is an Economy and Government Reporter in Mexico at Bloomberg. She covers Mexico’s economy and politics, with a keen interest in immigration, while also delving into regional interests and world news, particularly in the context of Latin America and the aviation sector. Maya's work has been featured in numerous reputable outlets, including Bloomberg-Quint, Financial Post, and The Japan Times.
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Maya Averbuch's coverage heavily focuses on finance, economy, and government & politics in Mexico. She frequently cites data and covers government announcements related to the Mexican economy, interest rates, inflation, and political developments such as the presidential race.
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By: Maya Averbuch, Michael D Mcdonald
Em San José central, Marcelo Solano está à procura de imitadores. O chefe de polícia da capital da Costa Rica percorre ruas onde realizou operações no ano passado, fechando estabelecimentos que vendiam bilhetes de loterias ilegais. Agora, muitos deles estão de volta, anunciando abertamente jogos que desviam receita dos concursos beneficentes oficiais do Estado.
Mexican authorities arrested a cartel leader and seized seven tigers in the latest raid tied to a fuel-theft scandal that roused the nation.
By: Maya Averbuch
Autoridades mexicanas detuvieron aL líder de un cártel e incautaron siete tigres en la última redada relacionada con un escándalo de robo de combustible que conmocionó al país.
Mexico’s President Claudia Sheinbaum refuted a report that the US Central Intelligence Agency helped assassinate cartel members in Mexican territory earlier this year with an explosive hidden in a car.
Mexico's President Claudia Sheinbaum refuted a report that the US Central Intelligence Agency helped assassinate cartel members in Mexican territory earlier this year with an explosive hidden in a car
Petroleos Mexicanos Chief Executive Officer Víctor Rodríguez Padilla is stepping down as head of the state oil company and will be replaced by Juan Carlos Carpio, Mexico’s President Claudia Sheinbaum said in a video posted on X.
By: Scott Squires, Maya Averbuch, Kelsey Butler
El director general de Petróleos Mexicanos, Víctor Rodríguez Padilla, dejará el cargo y entregará el control a un experto financiero cercano a la presidenta en un momento en que la petrolera estatal enfrenta una pesada carga de deuda.
By: Maya Averbuch
The US Treasury Department announced sanctions against an operative for the Sinaloa Cartel who it says uses cryptocurrency to funnel drug-trafficking proceeds back into Mexico.
By: Maya Averbuch, Gonzalo Soto
Mexican security officials arrested four local officials, including the mayor of a town just south of the capital, part of a wider operation to combat rampant extortion rackets.
By: Maya Averbuch, Gonzalo Soto
Las fuerzas de seguridad mexicanas detuvieron a cuatro funcionarios públicos locales, entre ellos el presidente municipal de una localidad situada al sur de Ciudad de México, como parte de una operación más amplia destinada a combatir las redes de extorsión que proliferan en el país.
