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Suprema Corte de México desestima amparos de empresario que debe al país 2.600 millones de dólares

Associated Press CIUDAD DE MÉXICO (AP) — La Suprema Corte de Justicia de México desestimó el jueves siete de los nueve recursos que llegaron al alto tribunal interpuestos por distintas compañías del conglomerado empresarial propiedad del opositor y multimillonario mexicano Ricardo Salinas Pliego, quien, según el gobierno, debe más de 2.600 millones de dólares al erario público. La Corte determinó que los amparos del Grupo Salinas no tenían relevancia constitucional por lo que los rechazó, dejando en firme las sentencias que ya habían impuesto tribunales de menor rango y que exigían el pago de todos los adeudos. Parte de estas deudas, que datan de entre el 2008 y el 2013, eran impuestos sobre la renta. Otras, multas pendientes con Hacienda. La decisión ya no puede ser apelada pero el Grupo Salinas y el Sistema de Administración Tributaria (SAT) podrían llegar a una negociación aunque la tensión entre su dueño y el gobierno es grande porque, además de las deudas fiscales y las fuertes diferencias políticas, dos casinos del grupo están bajo investigación por presunto lavado de dinero y vínculos con el crimen organizado. Salinas Pliego considera que se ha politizado su caso y se han visto violados sus derechos humanos por lo que, según dijo su grupo en un comunicado tras la sentencia, no descartan acudir a otras instancias, incluidos tribunales internacionales para evitar lo que consideran “cobros dobles, abusivos e ilegales”. Lograr que los grandes deudores al fisco zanjen sus deudas es una prioridad para la actual administración que incluso acaba de aprobar reformas a la ley de amparo para que no se puedan paralizar tan fácilmente los pagos a Hacienda. La actual Suprema Corte, que inició su mandato en septiembre después de las primeras y muy polémicas elecciones judiciales, está conformada por una mayoría de jueces cercanos al oficialismo. “Las deudas no se politizan, se pagan, así de sencillo”, dijo la presidenta Claudia Sheinbaum a finales de septiembre, cuando dio a conocer el monto total de sus deudas. “Si él decidiera pagar ahora, podría tener lo que cualquier deudor tiene en términos del Código Fiscal, incluso descuentos, de multas y otras cosas, pero tiene que decidir pagar”, agregó. El Grupo Salinas argumenta que el SAT no les ha informado de las cantidades exactas a pagar y en ocasiones ha denunciado incumplimientos de acuerdos por parte de las autoridades. La Suprema Corte tiene pendiente todavía pronunciarse sobre otros dos recursos de empresas de Salinas Pliego. Salinas Pliego, de 70 años, es uno de los hombres más ricos de México, propietario de empresas como Televisión Azteca, Banco Azteca, casinos, casas de seguros, cadenas de electrodomésticos o recintos deportivos, entre otros negocios. Desde la llegada de Morena al poder con Andrés Manuel López Obrador en 2018 y luego el relevo de Claudia Sheinbaum en 2024, el empresario ha sido uno de los mayores detractores del oficialismo y ha llenado sus redes sociales de innumerables denuncias y fuertes insultos al gobierno. “Hoy es un día negro para la justicia y el Estado de Derecho en México”, señaló su grupo en X. En su opinión, la corte votó en su contra “sin análisis jurídico alguno, por consigna y mandato” del gobierno mexicano por lo que actuó “al servicio del poder político y no de la justicia”. Durante la conferencia matutina del jueves el gobierno denunció que Salinas Pliego estaba utilizando a la Generación Z para alentar protestas en contra de la presidenta Sheinbaum. Horas después, tras la sentencia del alto tribunal, la mandataria sonriente lanzó un mensaje a sus detractores sin dar nombres. “Mejor que paguen sus impuestos en vez de andar pagando campañas”, dijo.

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Thailand, Cambodia Committed to Resolve Border Clash, Says Anwar

Your browser is: Explorer 11.0. This browser is out of date so some features on this site might break. Try a different browser or update this browser. Learn more.✕ Thailand-Cambodia Clash:Thailand Suspends Peace DealPeace DeclarationLand MinesThe HistoryPoliticsAsiaAnutin Charnvirakul and Hun Manet at the ceremonial signing of the peace agreement in Kuala Lumpur on Oct. 26.Photographer: Andrew Caballero-Reynolds/AFP/Getty ImagesContact us:Provide news feedback or report an errorConfidential tip?Send a tip to our reportersSite feedback:Take our SurveyNew WindowBy Ram AnandNovember 14, 2025 at 1:02 AM GMT+1Thailand and Cambodia are committed to finding a peaceful resolution to their border conflict, with Malaysia offering to facilitate talks towards peace, Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim said on Thursday. Anwar spoke with Thai Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul and Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet, and both leaders “reaffirmed their commitment to pursuing a peaceful resolution, in line with the understandings agreed under the Kuala Lumpur Peace Accord,” he said in a Facebook post. Before it's here, it's on the Bloomberg TerminalBloomberg Terminal LEARN MOREMore From BloombergThailand Spurns Cambodia Peace Deal Tied to US Trade TalksLand Mine Blast Puts Fragile Thai-Cambodian Peace Deal at RiskThailand Opens Door to US Corn Under Its Zero-Tariff PledgeFresh Thailand-Cambodia Scuffle Risks Collapsing Trump Peace PactThailand Hands Over Chinese Casino Tycoon in Scam CrackdownTop ReadsJon Gray Is Reshaping Blackstone Into Everybody's Investing Megastoreby Dawn LimWall Street to Speed Up India Hiring on Trump’s H-1B Visa Curbsby Saikat Das, Siddhi Nayak, Ruchi Bhatia and Chanyaporn ChanjaroenThe Fight to Save the $2.7 Billion Botox Empireby Madison MullerWhy Build-A-Bear Has Been on an Nvidia-Like Runby Anna PeeleHomeBTV+Market DataOpinionAudioOriginalsMagazineEventsNewsMarketsEconomicsTechnologyPoliticsGreenCryptoAIWork & LifeWealthPursuitsBusinessweekCityLabSportsEqualityManagement & WorkMarket DataStocksCommoditiesRates & BondsCurrenciesFuturesSectorsEconomic CalendarExploreNewslettersExplainersPointed News QuizAlphadots GameThe Big TakeGraphicsSubmit a TipAbout UsTerms of ServiceTrademarksPrivacy PolicyCareersAdvertiseAd ChoicesHelp©2025 Bloomberg L.P. All Rights Reserved. Subscribe now for uninterrupted access.Get the context behind every story for $1.99/month.Get the story behind the story for just $1.99/month. We've updated our terms By accepting, you agree to our updated Terms of Service, including the arbitration provision and class action waiver. You understand that we process your information as described in the Privacy Policy, which may include sharing information about your use of Bloomberg.com with third parties. Accepting does not affect your right to opt-out at any time via the Do Not Sell or Share My Personal Information link in the website footer.

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Morgan Rogers has the shirt but the England head coach has lit a fire under star names by leaving them on the bench

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BREAKING NEWS: China summons Japanese ambassador over PM Takaichi's remarks on Taiwan

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Rare bronze and iron age log boats reveal details of Cambridgeshire prehistory

Well-preserved oak and maple boats used for transport and fishing to be displayed in Peterborough

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Politics

Over 1,000 US Starbucks workers walk out, shutting stores nationwide

More than 1,000 unionised baristas walked off the job on Thursday, staging a strike at 65 stores across the US to protest what they describe as stalled labour talks and a lack of progress on a long-delayed contract.The walkout was timed for maximum impact. Red Cup Day — when Starbucks hands out free reusable holiday cups — usually draws heavy crowds. Starbucks Workers United, the union organising baristas, said the strike had already forced some stores to close and warned more could follow if negotiations continue to drag, according to the Associated Press.Stores in at least 45 cities were expected to be affected, including New York, Philadelphia, Minneapolis, San Diego, Dallas, St. Louis, Columbus and Seattle, Starbucks’ hometown. The strike is open-ended, organisers said, with additional stores ready to join if the company doesn’t return to the bargaining table.Starbucks downplayed the disruption. With roughly 10,000 company-owned stores and another 7,000 licenced locations, the coffee chain said most outlets were operating normally. As of midday Thursday, the company said it was on track to meet or exceed its sales forecasts. “The day is off to an incredible start,” Starbucks said in a statement, the AP reported..preferred-source-banner{ margin-top: 10px; margin-bottom:10px;}Around 550 stores are unionised nationwide. Some others voted to unionise but have since closed, including 59 shut by Starbucks in September as part of what it called a broader reorganisation.STALLED TALKS AT THE CENTER OF THE STANDOFFWorkers say the strike stems from Starbucks’ failure to reach a contract agreement after three years of union activity. The first store unionized in Buffalo in 2021, and Starbucks later pledged to finalize a deal by the end of 2024. But after CEO Laxman Narasimhan, who made that promise, was pushed out last year, workers say talks froze under new CEO Brian Niccol. The two sides have not negotiated since April.WORKERS WANT BETTER HOURS AND HIGHER PAYWorkers say they're seeking better hours and improved staffing in stores, where they say long customer wait times are routine. They also want higher pay, pointing out that executives like Niccol are making millions and the company spent $81 million in June on a conference in Las Vegas for 14,000 store managers and regional leaders.The union also wants Starbucks to address hundreds of unfair labor practice complaints, including allegations of retaliatory firings and policy changes that workers say were imposed without bargaining- EndsWith inputs from Associated PressPublished By: Aashish VashisthaPublished On: Nov 14, 2025

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Technology

US signals "positive developments" in trade talks with India

By Reena Bhardwaj Washington, DC [US], November 14 (ANI): The US has indicated that trade negotiations with India are advancing, with a senior administration official describing 'a lot of positive developments' in recent discussions between the two countries. Speaking to reporters on Thursday, the official confirmed that Washington is pursuing a reciprocal trade agreement with New Delhi while simultaneously addressing concerns over India's purchases of Russian oil. 'I think we've had a lot of positive developments with them recently,' the official said, adding that talks could yield results 'before the end of the year.' 'I think we've had a lot of positive developments with them recently. We have two things going on with them. Of course, we have a reciprocal trade negotiation, but we also have a Russian oil issue, where we've seen market improvement on that end. So I think that we, I'd like to say we can relax and take a break, but there's still a lot to do, but a lot of positive progress going on already, and we may have more to come before the end of the year,' the official told ANI. The US administration is managing two parallel issues with India. The first involves reciprocal trade negotiations, which typically aim to balance tariffs and market access between countries. The second concerns what the official termed the 'Russian oil issue,' though they noted 'market improvement on that end.' The White House announced Thursday that it has finalised preliminary trade agreements with four Latin American nations - Argentina, El Salvador, Ecuador, and Guatemala. According to administration officials, these deals will offer tariff reductions on goods that cannot be grown naturally within US borders. The comments came as the official outlined America's expanding trade engagement across multiple regions. Washington has been pursuing 'quite constructive conversations' with Central and South American nations and has issued joint statements with Vietnam and Indonesia. The official also mentioned recent progress with Switzerland, suggesting a pattern in which the Trump administration seeks bilateral deals rather than multilateral agreements. As US President Donald Trump's close associate Sergio Gor begins his role as ambassador to India, Trump faces another diplomatic test. Speaking at Gor's swearing-in on Monday, US President Donald Trump indicated that tariff reductions on Indian imports could be forthcoming, pointing to potential progress on a trade deal. A reciprocal trade deal could address long-standing issues between the world's largest and fifth-largest economies, including: US concerns over Indian tariffs on American goods, particularly motorcycles and agricultural products, India's desire for restored preferential trade status and greater access to US markets, Technology transfer and intellectual property protections, and Services sector access, particularly for Indian IT professionals. The acknowledgement of progress comes after years of stop-start negotiations between Washington and New Delhi. Previous attempts at comprehensive trade agreements have stalled over disagreements on tariffs, data localisation, and e-commerce rules. Neither the Indian Ministry of Commerce nor the Ministry of External Affairs had issued statements on the American official's comments at the time of publication. Trade between the US and India reached approximately USD 190 billion in 2024, with both nations expressing ambitions to significantly increase bilateral commerce. (ANI)

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