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Journalist @FT. Ex @business in Mexico, @qz in NY, @moscowtimes in Moscow. Originally London. He/him. 📷:@JeoffGuillemard
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Max de Haldevang (@MddeH) reports on Quartz's global politics desk. His obsessions include Cities & Urban Development, and Global Corruption. He has reported in Mexico and London for Reuters, in Russia for The Moscow Times and worked for NBC at the Rio and Sochi Olympics. He speaks Russian and Spanish, and has degrees from Cambridge and Columbia.

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American Narco: The Miami football player who fell foul of Pablo Escobar

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By Max De Haldevang 
| Financial Times
Greg Pahules wrestles his powerful frame into a classroom chair in his spartan apartment above a nail salon in central Florida.
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Mexico, El Mencho and the perilous ‘kingpin strategy’

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By Ciara Nugent , Max De Haldevang 
| Financial Times
In July 2010, Mexican security officials stormed into a wealthy suburb of Guadalajara and killed Ignacio Coronel, one of the leaders of...
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Who would want to join Donald Trump's 'Board of Peace'?

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By Mehul Srivastava , Max De Haldevang , James Politi 
| Financial Post
Skip to Content A fledgling club of autocrats, strongmen and monarchs takes shape as the U.S. president tries to recast the global order The Board of Peace was unveiled against the backdrop of Trump's territorial lust for Greenland, a threat the U.S.'s NATO allies interpret as anything but peaceful. Six monarchs, three ex-Soviet apparatchiks, two military-backed regimes and a leader sought by the International Criminal Court for alleged war crimes.
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