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Western Union faced criticism for high fees and hidden taxes while Gabriel Jimenez helped rebuild remittance concepts in Latin America.

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Western Union faced criticism for high fees and hidden taxes while Gabriel Jimenez helped rebuild remittance concepts in Latin America.

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  1. New US policy imposes 1% cash transfer fees, leading Mexico to use Visa to circumvent the charges.1 source
  2. Visa and the World Council of Credit Unions launched a remittance pilot in Guatemala, connecting members to local credit unions.Sub-event
  3. Western Union's remittance services in Guatemala criticized for high fees and taxes.1 source

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  • zerohedge.com
  • latintimes.com
  • TheStreet'Your bank won’t do this': How UglyCash is redesigning remittances for the people I grew up hearing it constantly. My parents — Mexican and Guatemalan — talking about Western Union. The fees, the wai