Russian reveals the things she can’t get used to in Mexico after moving: “I don’t understand”
A woman of Russian origin shared the things she doesn’t like about living in Mexico, especially because despite living in the country for more than 2 years, she still can’t get used to them. When moving to a different country than the one where they were born, it is common for people to face cultural […]
Mexico and Australia join forces to boost indigenous SMEs
The Ministry of Economy (SE) and the Australian Export Council held a training workshop on Thursday and Friday to promote the empowerment of micro, small and medium-sized enterprises (MSMEs), owned by indigenous people or communities, to facilitate their expansion into international markets. As coordinator of the strategy to promote the growth of these MSMEs, the […]
Civil Registry delivers 78 certificates of the Soy México binationality program
The Government of the State of Oaxaca, through the Civil Registry, made the first delivery of free certificates of the Soy México binationality program to 78 people who were born in the United States (US) and who reside in the state. Heading the activity, the head of the agency, Alfredo Santiago Chávez, indicated that this […]
These are the states in Mexico that will have a five-day long weekend and suspension of classes on October 1
October 1 was approved as an official holiday by the Senate and the Chamber of Deputies in Mexico, the date on which Claudia Sheinbaum will be sworn in as President of the Mexican Republic. This decision has generated uncertainty about whether there will be classes that day and on Monday, September 30. Some institutions and […]
The Future of Mexico’s International Relations: Challenges and Opportunities
The analysis of Mexico’s international relations is a key task, especially at this crucial moment, when one six-year term is about to end and another will begin shortly, emphasized Derzu Daniel Ramírez Ortiz, Director of the Bachelor’s Degree in International Relations at UPAEP, stressing the importance of universities assuming the responsibility of evaluating government performance […]
The macro elephant in Mexico
A frequent guest in informal conversations is the elephant in the room. The expression refers to a topic that, rather than being taboo, manifests itself as a latent risk to the balance of the environment, but becomes difficult to identify and therefore to name. The simple fact that it is there, latent, speaks of the […]
Possible strike at US ports would give Mexico an advantage in supply
A strike by a US longshoremen’s union on October 1 has created great uncertainty because it would impact 36 ports along the East and Gulf coasts of that country, although some opportunities could open up for Mexico on the margin. For several weeks, the International Longshoremen’s Association (ILA) said that negotiations with the USMX alliance […]
Industrial parks: the new engine of growth in Mexico
Industrial parks are experiencing a historic moment in Mexico. In the last four years they have experienced unprecedented growth. In 2019, prior to the pandemic, net absorption (millions of square meters (m2) occupied) was 2 million m2; by 2023 that figure reached 5 million m2. This success is not fortuitous, as nearshoring, the pandemic and […]
World Tourism Day celebrated in Querétaro
In commemoration of World Tourism Day, the Querétaro Tourism Secretariat, led by Adriana Vega Vázquez Mellado, organized several activities. These included lectures to students of the Autonomous University of Querétaro (UAQ) and activations in the city’s Historic Center. During a lecture to students of Tourism Business Administration, Vega highlighted the Secretariat’s key strategies, focused on […]