17 June, 2020

Mexico’s touristic sector could recover by 2021: Visit Mexico

MEXICO –  The touristic sector in Mexico, hit hard by the Covid-19 pandemic, could regain the sustained influx of visitors…

17 June, 2020

40 auto parts facilities in Puebla to resume operations as of June 22

PUEBLA – While the rest of the country recently restarted automotive operations at a reduced capacity, seems like Puebla’s automotive…

16 June, 2020

Jane Rosaasen, the first female to lead one of Daimler Trucks facilities within Mexico

SALTILLO – In Mexico, more and more women are leading assembly plants in the automotive industry. Although in proportion, gender…

16 June, 2020

US$22 million will be invested in Hermosillo

SONORA – With an investment of around US$4.4 billion in urban improvement in Cajeme and Hermosillo by Sedatu, the negative…

16 June, 2020

U.S. energy investments to be curbed

MEXICO – The American Petroleum Institute (API) denounced that the Mexican government is weakening and discriminating against investments by U.S….

16 June, 2020

Juarez is getting ready for the USMCA

CIUDAD JUAREZ – Customs agencies in Ciudad Juarez have begun adapting to the changes in foreign trade that will take…

16 June, 2020

Chinese companies looking to settle in Monterrey

MONTERREY – Currently, Chinese companies are seeking to establish themselves in northern Mexico, particularly in Monterrey, with the aim of…

15 June, 2020

Volkswagen and Audi postpone restart of operations in Mexico

PUEBLA – Neither Volkswagen nor Audi resumed activities this June 15th, their respective union leaders informed workers. Although both companies…

15 June, 2020

Mexico Challenges for ‘Clean’ Electricity

By IvĂĄn Iglesias Mitigating pollution and adapting to climate change are key challenges of the 21st century. At the core…

Nuevo Leon loses 63,151 jobs in May

15 June, 2020

NUEVO LEON – In May, employment in Nuevo Leon maintained a negative trend as a result of the measures adopted…

Laredo to open border crossings in June

15 June, 2020

LAREDO – In the coming weeks, U.S. land customs with Mexico and Canada could be opened, Homeland Security (DHS) officials…

US$4 billion will be invested in Sonora

15 June, 2020

SONORA – An industrial city mega-project is planned in the state of Sonora, where about US$4 billion would be invested,…

USMCA could be a source of economic recovery for Mexico

15 June, 2020

MEXICO – USMCA can be a source of economic revival for Mexico, by opening the possibility of attracting investments, which…

US$26 million will be invested in Laredo, Texas

12 June, 2020

Laredo – Mastronardi Produce signed an agreement with authorities in Laredo to expand and build a distribution center for agricultural…

Juarez’s industry faces challenges due to COVID-19

12 June, 2020

JUAREZ – Recovering from the damage caused by the Covid-19 work stoppage and the entry into force of the USMCA…

Viktor V. Koronelli

12 June, 2020

Russia Ambassador to Mexico Editor’s Interview What is the current situation of the bilateral relationship between Mexico and Russia? For…

Sonora’s essential sectors are operating at 70%.

12 June, 2020

SONORA – The 2020 National Economic Reactivation Plan, in the midst of the health emergency by Covid-19, in Sonora is…

Around 15 clean energy projects are currently stopped in Coahuila

12 June, 2020

COAHUILA – At least 15 clean energy generation projects in Coahuila are suspended due to federal government regulations, said Economy…

Demand for Baja Medical Devices Soars

12 June, 2020

By Wendy Fry Demand for medical ventilators has soared in Mexico in recent months as patients with respiratory conditions linked…

The Length of the Global Automotive Supply Chain: A Direct Cause of Bullwhipping

12 June, 2020

GlobalAutoIndustry.com’s latest Audio Interview “The Length of the Global Automotive Supply Chain: A Direct Cause of Bullwhipping” features Robert Peels….

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