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With water scarcity a major concern in Mexico's more industrial north, some foreign companies may look to relocate in states like Yucatán or Veracruz.

Mexico is almost certain to elect its first female president in June — both leading candidates are women — but it’s almost equally as certain that she won’t have much room to act independently of outgoing President Andrés Manuel López Obrador. The populist president has continued proposing new, expensive projects in the closing months of…

Rusty pillar detected in the aquifer of Section 5 of the Maya Train The user @tiburon_pepe reported a pillar in poor condition located in Section 5 of the Mayan Train that would affect the aquifer ecosystem. During his dive, it was observed that the concrete block dressed in a metal "shirt" was exposed after the

Last year, the Mexican economy finished with a budget deficit of 3.4% of GDP, the highest since 1989,” said Gabriela Siller, the director of analysis at Nuevo Leon-based Banco Base. “This year they are predicting a deficit of 4.9% of GDP, the highest since 1988, and debt means more borrowing. Their numbers don't add up,”

Mexico is almost certain to elect its first female president in June — both leading candidates are women.

Mexico is almost certain to elect its first female president in June — both leading candidates are women

Mexico will likely elect a woman as its next president in June, but whoever wins will face significant challenges due to financial commitments initiated by the current president.

Entrepreneurs from the Yucatan tourism sector will propose the creation of a "Maya Pass" for users of the Maya Train, which allows them preferential access to places of interest in the state. Juan José Martín Pacheco, president of the Mexican Association of Hotels in Yucatán (AMHY), explained that this model, similar to that used in some

On Feb. 1st, the most modern and fastest train was inaugurated from Latin America, but it is NOT the Mayan Train, but rather it is the New Chilean Train (Tren Chileno). This new railway transportation system, reaches a speed of 160 km/hr, and it goes from Santiago de Chile (the nation's capital), to Curibó, travels

With high inflation in construction materials and the increase in financing costs for housing developers, investment channeled into works to build houses and apartments had its steepest drop in almost three years. On Friday, February 2, the National Institute of Statistics and Geography (Inegi) announced that gross fixed investment in residential construction fell 5.9% in