Are infrastructure projects in Mexico bankable?

On the occasion of Dr. Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo’s First State of the Government Report, emphasis has been placed on the actions taken to promote infrastructure investment, and the significant participation of private investment in the ambitious programs and projects being undertaken has been discussed. There are very clear examples of large investments, such as the […]

Anti-democratic Mexico

It was a unique opportunity to support and congratulate a woman who fights for democracy, defends human rights, and had just won the Nobel Peace Prize. But when Claudia Sheinbaum was asked about the extraordinary recognition received by Venezuelan leader María Corina Machado, the Mexican president simply said: “No comment.” It was a missed opportunity […]

Warnings about Mexico’s fiscal deficit

Reducing Mexico’s public finance deficit from the four-decade high of 5.7 percent of GDP reached in 2024 will be more complicated and uncertain than anticipated a few months ago. This process is known as fiscal consolidation, based on lower public spending and a stable level of public debt as a percentage of GDP. Officially, the […]

Tulum cools down: tourism declines in the jewel of the Riviera Maya

There’s still some sargassum on the white sand of Tulum’s beaches, and a dozen tourists stroll along the seashore, dodging the seaweed. The restaurants and hotels along the Riviera Maya’s Golden Mile have a few visitors, but nothing is overflowing. It’s low season. That’s the mantra repeated by hoteliers, merchants, and even the mayor. The […]

Extermination of dogs at the Mérida Central Supply Center

At least 15 dogs were poisoned to death at the Mérida Central de Abastos (Central Supply Center), a municipal company of the Mérida City Council headed by Ricardo Béjar Herrera, appointed by Mayor Cecilia Patrón Laviada.—“Today there were 15 dogs from the Central de Abastos, 15‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️. In a place where the tenants care for and […]