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It depends on Trump whether Mexico will eliminate tariffs

For Mexico, completely eliminating the tariffs imposed by the United States in the upcoming review of the USMCA is unlikely, but the final decision rests solely with President Donald Trump, according to the American Society of Mexico (Amsoc). At a press conference, Larry Rubin, president of the organization, stated that while the business sector has […]

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Telefónica’s departure from Mexico reveals a more uncomfortable truth: the country has no real alternative to Telcel.

The sale of Movistar Mexico to the Melisa Acquisition consortium (US$450 million for an operator with approximately 15% of the market) closes a chapter of more than two decades in which the Spanish operator invested over €3.6 billion only to end up competing, at a permanent structural disadvantage, against a monopoly that has never ceased […]

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Mexico will export one million barrels of crude oil to Japan, reports Nikkei.

Tokyo. Japan has agreed to import one million barrels of crude oil from Mexico, with delivery scheduled for July, in an effort by Tokyo to diversify its energy sources in the wake of the conflict between the United States and Israel against Iran, the Nikkei business daily reported Wednesday. The news comes after a telephone […]

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The shooting in Teotihuacan is a consequence of budget cuts, accuses the INAH Restorers Union.

The National Union of Restorers of the National Institute of Anthropology and History (SINAR-INAH) stated that the shootout that occurred in Teotihuacan on April 20th is not an isolated incident and is a consequence of budget cuts in the cultural sector. In a statement released on social media, they indicated that a smaller budget translates […]

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Venezuela opens up to the oil market and puts Mexico in check

Following the United States’ intervention in Venezuela, the South American country is making significant changes to attract both American and European investment, posing a challenge for Mexico, where the tax and regulatory burden is less competitive. Experts warn that without swift adjustments, the country could lose foreign and domestic investment in the energy sector. “Venezuela […]

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Confirmed. The 2026 hurricane season will begin on this date in Mexico.

Every year, Mexico is affected by tropical cyclones that form in the Pacific and Atlantic Oceans. Some intensify significantly and can even make landfall. In 2026, the hurricane season is linked to these phenomena and also has an upcoming start date. The intensity of hurricanes is measured by the Saffir-Simpson scale. Even if they don’t […]

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Teotihuacan is not an isolated case: Edomex has accumulated 166 homicides of foreigners since 2010

Between 2010 and 2022, 166 homicides of foreign nationals were recorded in the State of Mexico, according to data from the National Institute of Statistics and Geography (INEGI). The most recent data available, consulted by MILENIO, corresponds to 2022, a year in which eight such cases were recorded. The highest peak occurred in 2019, with […]

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Protest ends in fire: producers start fire at Segalmex warehouses in Zacatecas

A large fire broke out at the Segalmex warehouses in Zacatecas, causing panic and chaos in the area, as well as a major mobilization of emergency services. The flames spread rapidly, creating a dense column of smoke visible from various points in the capital. Unofficially, a vehicle was also reported engulfed in flames. Authorities confirmed […]

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US officials killed in Chihuahua crash worked for the CIA, according to the NYT and TWP; Sheinbaum was unaware of the operation

Two Mexican officials and two Americans died in a car accident in northern Mexico, including a member and the director of the Chihuahua State Investigation Agency (AEI). According to The Washington Post, the two U.S. officials killed on April 19 were agents of the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA). Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo stated that […]