Clear News | Monday 23.2.2026

Beef. Mexico. Olympics. Weather

Finnish cattle are sold abroad

First, news about beef.

A lot of cattle is sold abroad from Finland, even though there is a shortage of beef in Finland.

Cattle are sold abroad because they are paid more abroad than in Finland.

Last year, almost 400 live cattle were sold abroad from Finland. That’s more than ever before.

Cattle living abroad are well paid, partly because halal-slaughtered meat is popular.

Beef is paid less in Finland than abroad, which is why a lot of cattle is sold abroad.

Next news from Mexico.

There is a lot of violence in Mexico right now due to the death of a drug lord.

The violence began yesterday when the Mexican army killed the boss of a major drug cartel.

Drug cartel gunmen blocked highways and burned buses and buildings. Many schools are closed today due to the violence.

The Finnish Ministry of Foreign Affairs says that caution is needed in Mexico. There are now over 300 Finns in Mexico.

There is a lot of violence in Mexico right now because the army killed the boss of a major drug cartel.

The Winter Olympics ended yesterday in Italy.

Figure skater Iida Karhunen carried the Finnish flag at the closing ceremony of the Olympics.

Finland won six medals at the Olympics. Finland won one silver medal and five bronze medals.

Finland’s medals came from combined ski jumping and cross-country skiing, biathlon, cross-country skiing and ice hockey.

The Finnish Olympic Committee expected more medals from cross-country skiing

Norway won the most medals at the Olympics, with a total of 41 medals.

The Paralympics begin in Italy on March 6th.

The Winter Olympics ended yesterday in Italy.

Still a weather forecast.

Tomorrow it will be cloudy in the southern and central parts of the country.

The sun is shining in the north.

The weather is not windy.

The temperature is -5…-15 degrees.