Sinaloa farmers free Sonora border crossings
The blockades led by Sinaloa farmers at various points in Sonora continue to have a direct impact on mobility and regional commerce, although partial progress was made on Thursday after a day of pressure that paralyzed border crossings and fiscal corridors. The blockade remains in effect in San Luis Río Colorado; however, the Lukeville-Sonoyta and […]
Durango begins production of Ford electric vehicles
Durango has taken a significant step in consolidating its automotive industry by beginning mass production of specialized components for Ford electric vehicles at the LS e-Mobility Solutions plant located in the state. This start of continuous manufacturing will supply the North American automotive supply chain and marks the culmination of a project that was developed […]
Forestry industry in Durango complains about Chinese imports
“The forestry sector was just mentioning to us (at the USMCA Sectoral Diagnostic Forums) that the infamous imports from China are significantly impacting industry in our country,” stated Ricardo López Solís, Undersecretary of Industrial Business Development at the State Secretariat of Economic Development (Sedeco). Read: Tire Industry to Focus on Producers in Veracruz, Tabasco, and […]
Blockades continue in Chihuahua today
On the morning of Thursday, November 27, the fourth consecutive day of blockades on various sections of highways in the state of Chihuahua began, as part of a protest led by farmers and agricultural producers against the Federal Government. According to information from the Ministry of Infrastructure, Communications and Transportation (SICT), as of 11:00 a.m., […]
Highway traffic jam ends in the state: Chihuahua-Delicias road reopens
The closures began on Monday, November 24, with simultaneous blockades on at least 10 sections of highway, as well as a railroad crossing. On the first day, routes such as Chihuahua–Juárez (Sacramento tollbooth), Chihuahua–Delicias (km 167), Chihuahua–Meoqui, Camargo–Delicias, Delicias–Jiménez, Jiménez–Gómez Palacio (km 229), the Namiquipa junction, and the Galeana highway were completely closed. By Thursday, […]
Bison return to Coahuila: 44 specimens released in the El Santuario reserve
The Pro Cuatro Ciénegas Foundation, the Mexican Fund for Nature Conservation, the Cuenca Los Ojos civil association, and the National Commission of Natural Protected Areas successfully released 38 female and 6 male American bison from the state of Chihuahua into the El Santuario reserve in Coahuila. “Coniyanei made a deal. He said: you, Iyané, your […]
Highway robberies continue in Nuevo León despite Consulate alert
Despite warnings issued by the American Consulate regarding the risks on Nuevo León highways, state and federal authorities apparently failed to reinforce security. On the highway to Reynosa, in the municipality of General Bravo, alleged robberies were reported Friday morning, targeting travelers who were reportedly robbed of their vehicles. It was reported that one of […]
The 2026 World Cup will bring a real legacy to Nuevo León
The state government today presented the infrastructure and mobility plan that forms part of Nuevo León’s preparations to host the 2026 World Cup, with the ambition of leaving a lasting legacy beyond the tournament. Governor Samuel García detailed the top 10 of the 34 infrastructure projects being carried out in Nuevo León, highlighting the construction […]
This is how the sunflower field opened in Tamaulipas
The now-iconic sunflower field in González, Tamaulipas, finally opened its doors this Friday, November 28th, amidst a light rain that its owners welcomed as a good omen. Betty Hellen Nadoph, the ranch owner, celebrated that despite the political and bureaucratic complications at the border, the season was finally able to begin. “We are very excited. […]