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Founded in 1898 by then Lt. Othón Pompeyo Blanco Núñez de Cáceres, Chetumal is now the state capital of Quintana Roo, in the southeast of Mexico. With a high growth rate, economic success, and active social life, Chetumal has become the ideal place for business entrepreneurs and families wanting to live in a peaceful tropical community.
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Thu 5 Feb 2009—Butcher shops received meat, but they fear a repetition of the strike at the slaughterhouses ... show/hideAfter three days of having their businesses closed for the lack of beef, because of the strike of the butchers of the Meat Processing Plant Alliance, four of 80 butchers in the capital markets had business as usual in the early hours of yesterday.
— Rosy DORADOUnlike in the northern zone of the State where parents waited up to a week, schools in Chetumal appeared empty in the days prior to the start of the enrollment period for education, although at some institutions parents showed up because the teachers erroneously reported yesterday that Monday started the registration for new aspiring students.
— Géner Corona MartínSAGARPA states this scarcity is foreign to this marine species
Wed 4 Feb 2009—Support flows for fishermen ... show/hideAfter recognizing the reason that there are shortages of fish in the South Zone of Quintana Roo, the delegate of the Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock, Rural Development, Fisheries and Food (SAGARPA), Arturo Bolaños Medina, said that his office is not responsible for resolving this scarcity because the fuel and other inputs for this sector are not hampered.
— Rosy DORADOGasoline rises in Belize
Tue 3 Feb 2009—In just two days in the Free Zone of Belize rose a cent and diesel 45 cents ... show/hideOver the weekend the price of petrol increased in the Free Zone of Belize and now the regular, which is equivalent to the Magna Sin, is priced more expensive than in Chetumal. However, this does not motivate the attempts to suspend approval of prices.
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