Using Banks, Credit Cards & ATMs in Mexico

There’s a whole new generation of credit card skimmers at Walmart et al that are surprisingly good… Can you spot the fake…  from the real one? …. Because the thieves have to snap the skimmer mask over to the real credit card reader,   the fake ~skimmer~  is a little wider, and a little taller. […]

Coca-Cola’s ESG strategy in Mexico: recycling, water, and women

Coca-Cola Mexico, as part of the Mexican Coca-Cola Industry, has a clear commitment to sustainability that goes beyond greenwashing. The company has set ambitious goals for 2030 in three key areas: recycling more packaging, returning water to nature, and empowering women economically. This was revealed by Patricio Caso, vice president of Public Affairs, Communication and […]

How would work schedules in Mexico be with the labor reduction?

The Mexican government has proposed a bill to reduce the working hours from 48 to 40 per week, without affecting the workers’ income. This initiative aims to improve the quality of life, health, and productivity of the workers, as well as to promote a better balance between work and family. The bill, presented by the […]

Experts say Nearshoring in Mexico will end the AMLO Era

Mexico was on the radar of investors this year and attention was particularly focused on the alleged effects of nearshoring, at the same time that President Andrés Manuel López Obrador heads to the final stretch of his Government and in 2024 Mexicans will return to the polls for federal elections. Between January and September 2023, […]

First migrant entrepreneurship fair celebrates diversity in Mexico

The first entrepreneurship fair for migrants in Mexico, held by the International Organization for Migration (IOM), applauds the diversity that exists in Mexico, said this Friday the head of mission of the IOM, Dana Graber. This was stated by her during the presentation of the “Building Bridges” fair, which will be held this weekend at […]

China and Mexico. A strategic relationship

The first commercial contacts between China and Mexico date back to the 16th century. The opening of new maritime routes constituted the most important transpacific route of the time. Originating as an important missionary transfer station between China and Spain, the Manila galleons, also called “China Nao”, linked Asia, America and Europe across the Pacific. […]