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Protests have no effect: Foreign pilots will continue flying in Mexico

Despite protests from pilots against the authorization for foreign captains to command Mexican aircraft, the government will not revoke the permit granted to Volaris to use the wet leasing scheme, which would violate the Constitution. However, the Federal Civil Aviation Agency (AFAC) committed to the Mexican Air Pilots Association (ASPA) and the Pilots’ College to […]

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Dua Lipa’s pop-up taco stand causes chaos and excitement in the streets of Mexico City

The La Dua taco stand will only last five days. British artist Dua Lipa opened a temporary taco stand in Mexico City this Monday, December 1st. The anticipation surrounding the singer’s appearance has generated pedestrian and traffic chaos. The stand—located on Avenida Michoacán, near the corner of Atlixco, in the Condesa neighborhood—is the former Los […]

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Trump administration pressures Mexico over water treaty

The United States government is once again pressuring Mexico to fully comply with the 1944 Water Treaty. This bilateral agreement stipulates that both countries will share the water from the international dams along their shared border. In a five-year cycle, the United States must deliver 1.85 billion cubic meters of water from the Colorado River. […]

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Private analysts lower their forecast for Mexico’s GDP growth in 2025 to 0.4%.

Private sector analysts lowered their economic growth forecast for Mexico this year to 0.4%, down from the previous 0.5%, according to a monthly survey by Banxico (the Bank of Mexico). For 2026, the median forecast of the 42 analysis groups marginally reduced its November projection to 1.37%, from the 1.40% calculated in the previous survey. […]

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They highlight Mexico’s progress towards cage-free eggs.

Mexico, the world’s sixth-largest producer of laying hens and fourth-largest consumer of eggs, is facing a turning point in the adoption of more sustainable production models. With over 90% of the country’s eggs coming from caged systems, organizations like Humane World for Animals are working to connect companies, producers, and financial institutions in the transition […]

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Puebla offers a weekend of art and culture that fosters community development

The Government of the State of Puebla, through the Ministry of Arts and Culture, invites the people of Puebla to enjoy the program of events on November 29 and 30, which includes film, theater, music, and crafts offerings that strengthen access to the arts and promote cultural richness. The state administration, led by Governor Alejandro […]

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Moovit, the official public transportation app in Nuevo León

Moovit is a global mobility platform developed by Moovit Inc., which integrates trip planning tools and real-time departure and arrival times. The app also offers information on maps of stops and stations, as well as alerts and notifications that could affect users’ journeys. The app is available for Android, iOS, and Windows Phone mobile devices, […]

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Discover what’s new on the green routes in Nuevo León

The arrival of the so-called “green buses” on the streets of Nuevo León has sparked curiosity among public transportation users about what these new routes actually bring. Beyond their eye-catching color, these buses incorporate several features aimed at modernizing the service and improving the commute experience in the metropolitan area. The new units boast being […]

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He was born in Tampico, attended high school in the United States, and worked in a shoe store to pay for college: he returned to Mexico and founded one of the country’s largest empires.

Mexico’s business history is replete with figures whose path to success was marked by humble beginnings, perseverance, and a bold business vision. Many of the leaders of the country’s largest conglomerates have origins that demonstrate the importance of personal effort and academic achievement. This is the case of a prominent Mexican businessman whose origins in […]