Nearshoring and Economic Growth in Mazatlán
Mazatlán is currently experiencing a phase where nearshoring (relocating manufacturing from the country of origin to a nearby one) is growing, bringing significant benefits to the southern part of the state, especially to this city, which is seeing substantial real estate development. The arrival of companies at the port, such as the Tetakawi group, marks […]
Traveling to Durango? Take precautions! Landslide closes Mazatlán-Durango highway
The collapse of a slope caused the closure of the Mazatlán-Durango highway tonight, at kilometer 110, according to the official notice issued by authorities from the State Civil Protection and Federal Roads and Bridges. According to the brief report that was released through social networks, the lane that was affected is the one going towards […]
The Lies of AMLO in His Last Report
Enrique Quintana: Threats Against the Peso The peso has devalued by 15.9 percent due to the qualified majority and reforms, not so much because of Sheinbaum’s election. We do not know exactly how the markets will react if the reforms start to take effect this September. We could end November with an exchange rate of […]
The juicy dispatches of the governor of NL: Samuel’s leagues touch the Beltrán Leyva
The Firma Jurídica y Fiscal Abogados (FJFA) law firm, a civil partnership in which the governor of Nuevo León, Samuel García Sepúlveda, and his father, Samuel Orlando García Mascorro, are partners, had such modest profits in 2015 that it barely earned 1 million 923 thousand pesos during that year. Also in that year, García Sepúlveda’s […]
Ensenada student will represent Mexico in a tourism essay contest
In March 2024, the Mexican Ministry of Tourism (SECTUR) launched a Florida-Caribbean Cruise Association (FCCA) essay contest for elementary and high school students, asking them to write an essay in English on how to collaborate to increase sustainable cruise ship arrivals. The Baja California Ministry of Tourism coordinated the contest in bilingual schools in the […]
Dry dams in Chihuahua, the result of a constant conflict over water
The constant dry environment in Chihuahua’s dams has generated an alert among farmers, ranchers, fishermen and residents in the northwest and south-central areas of the state. This summer, the environmental damage was evident in the dams of La Laguna de Bustillos, located in the Anáhuac section, municipality of Cuauhtémoc, when last June tons of dead […]
Swedish investment stands out with nine companies in Nuevo León
Not counting the multi-million dollar investment in a plant announced by Volvo in Ciénega de Flores, Sweden has a foreign direct investment (FDI) in Mexico of three thousand 118 million dollars since 1999 through 264 companies, of which nine of them are established in Nuevo León. This is according to the latest information reported to […]
Tamaulipas, featured in the 2024 Romance Tourism catalog
Highlighting its unique culinary specialties, from the south to the north of the state, Tamaulipas is present in the 2024 Romance Tourism catalog Benjamín Hernández Rodríguez, Secretary of Tourism in Tamaulipas, reported that the Traditional Mexican Cuisine Catalog is a must-see for specialized tourism services and wedding planning companies, among other events. With a unique […]
Susana Barrales, trans activist, suffers attack in Tijuana
Trans activist Susana Barrales, director of La Casita de Unión Trans, a shelter exclusively for trans migrants and refugees, was the victim of an attack when unknown people tried to set fire to her home in Tijuana, Baja California. Through a video shared on her Facebook social network, the activist showed the moment in which […]