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Border bridge projects are underway with the help of a new process and could bring thousands of jobs - Vimarsana News

Border bridge projects are underway with the help of a new process and could bring thousands of jobs

A new law could expand trade between Mexico and the U.S. in an unprecedented way.The bipartisan legislation looks to allow bridge expansions across the U.S./Mex

The 2022 Laredo Business Hall of Fame honored the Asmussen family, Hank and Elizabeth Sames, and Gerald Schwebel - Vimarsana News

The 2022 Laredo Business Hall of Fame honored the Asmussen family, Hank and Elizabeth Sames, and Gerald Schwebel

Laredo is a city where many businesses and entrepreneurs thrive, and on Thursday evening...

Officials from Laredo, Nuevo Laredo traveling to Washington DC to talk Binational River Park, World Trade Bridge expansion - Vimarsana News

Officials from Laredo, Nuevo Laredo traveling to Washington DC to talk Binational River Park, World Trade Bridge expansion

Two of the most ambitious projects that the Laredo area has in the works right now are...

Blockade at Mexican border risks $35 billion in shipments - Vimarsana News

Blockade at Mexican border risks $35 billion in shipments

Mexican truckers blockaded a key Texas border crossing for a second day to protest Governor Greg Abbott's stepped-up vehicle inspections, raising the specter of delivery disruptions for everything from avocados to auto parts.

Blockade at Mexican border risks $35 billion in shipments - Vimarsana News

Blockade at Mexican border risks $35 billion in shipments

A few days ago, Texas Gov. Greg Abbott dispatched state police to inspect shipments coming into the state. But a growing queue at the Pharr-Reynosa International Bridge is forcing drivers to divert to alternate ports, some hours away.