The streets in Mérida that are most affected by heavy rainfall and flooding, according to the SSP
After a prolonged period of drought, heavy rainfall is eagerly anticipated, as it brings new life to everything, and parks and gardens regain their vibrant green color; however, when they are torrential, they can also cause disruptions, and it’s essential to take precautions. That’s why the Yucatán State Public Security Secretariat (SSP) has released a […]
Tourism Secretary Certifies Six Hotels on Maya Train Route, Including One in Tulum
The Mexican Tourism Secretariat (Sectur) has awarded certifications to six hotels under construction along the Maya Train route in southeastern Mexico, including one in Tulum. According to José Zeind Domínguez, director general of Sectur’s Certification Division, the certifications were handed out during a quality tourism award ceremony held this morning in Cancún. The event was […]
Naked Bike Ride Participants Protest Lack of Safety for Cyclists in Guadalajara
Hundreds of cyclists took part in the annual “World Naked Bike Ride” event on June 24th, riding naked through the streets of Guadalajara to raise awareness about the dangers they face from reckless drivers and lack of safety infrastructure. The event was organized by local cycling groups to protest against the frequent disregard for their […]
Many Events Coming to Mazatlán; Some Without Permits
During the summer vacation and upcoming months, there will be several concerts and shows in Mazatlán, according to Mayor’s Office official, Rogelio Olivas Osuna. He stated that requests for permits have been submitted for Julio Preciado and Jorge Medina’s concerts in July, as well as Christian Nodal’s concert in August. Additionally, Belly and Beto will […]
US sends 220 soldiers into Mexico
On Monday morning, a group of approximately 220 US soldiers crossed into Juarez, Mexico, to participate in a joint disaster response exercise with the Mexican army. The troops arrived at the Bridge of the Americas around 10:30 am and were greeted by a convoy of Mexican army trucks and Juarez police motorcycles. The exercise, known […]
China’s Ganfeng Lithium Files Arbitration Against Mexico Over Lithium Project
Ganfeng International Trading, Bacanora Lithium, and Sonora Lithium, all subsidiaries of China’s Ganfeng Lithium, have filed an arbitration case against the Mexican government over the cancellation of mining concessions for a lithium project in the country. The case, which was posted on the World Bank’s International Centre for Settlement of Investment Disputes (ICSID) website, centers […]
Mexico’s new Pemex refinery still needs important work, is far from ready, sources say
Despite President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador’s claims that Mexico’s new Olmeca refinery would be ready to produce commercially viable motor fuels by the end of his term, sources close to the project say it will not be operational until at least October or November. The 340,000-barrel-per-day refinery, located in Tabasco and inaugurated in July 2022, […]
French Court Approves Lawsuit Against EDF Over Controversial Wind Farm in Mexico
A French court has given the greenlight to a lawsuit filed by Indigenous communities in Mexico against French energy giant EDF over its Gunaa Sicarú wind farm project. The case was filed under France’s Corporate Duty of Vigilance Law, which aims to hold French companies accountable for abuses overseas. The lawsuit alleges that EDF failed […]
Mexican Peso Outlook: Challenges Ahead in 2024
The Mexican Peso (MXN) has experienced a tumultuous June following Mexico’s presidential election results, which have left investors uncertain about the country’s economic direction. The currency shed over 10% of its value and while it has partially rebounded, concerns persist. Prior to the election, the peso was an attractive option for carry trades due to […]