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 […]

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 […]

Zacatecas seeks to remove US travel alert

The governor of Zacatecas, David Monreal Ávila, announced that he has formally requested Melissa A. Bishop, the U.S. Consul General, to lift the travel advisory that the U.S. government maintains for the state. “We are among the safest states,” he stated during the weekly press conference, La Informativa. The governor based his request on the […]

Secrets Playa Mujeres reopens in Quintana Roo

The reopening of Secrets Playa Mujeres Golf & Spa Resorts marks the return of one of the most iconic resorts on the mainland of Isla Mujeres, representing a direct catalyst for economic growth, job creation, and strengthened investor confidence in Quintana Roo, at a time when the destination is maintaining hotel occupancy rates above 85% […]