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Business
Huauchinango's citrus industry is booming. Despite facing challenges like diseases, the region's favorable climate and resilient producers have driven significant economic growth. The industry provides jobs, generates revenue, and supports local businesses.
Mexico City
The Mexico City International Airport has become a battleground between app-based taxi services and traditional airport taxis. Airport authorities have taken measures to deter app-based services, forcing passengers to use more expensive airport taxis.
Business
The Mexican government faces challenges in providing adequate support for its aging population. "Precarious old age" is often the result of past economic hardships. The demographic shift poses significant economic and social challenges, requiring a comprehensive approach to address these issues.
Business
Mexico's housing crisis has reached a critical point. Government neglect, speculation, and gentrification have contributed to the problem. The goal is to recognize housing as a human right and make it accessible to all Mexicans.
Business
Mexico’s avocado exports to the U.S. have thrived for decades due to strict compliance with sanitary standards. Now, the U.S. has entrusted Mexico’s Senasica with orchard inspections, a testament to Mexico’s agricultural capabilities.
Yucatan
The Mayan octopus, a culinary treasure from the Yucatan Peninsula, has been granted Protected Geographical Indication (PGI) status. This distinction ensures sustainable fishing practices and protects the species' unique characteristics.
Business
Machine learning is transforming agronomy by providing accurate predictions and optimizing farming practices. CENID RASPA uses UAVs and machine learning to estimate nitrogen in plants, demonstrating the technology's potential for sustainable agriculture.
Tabasco
Tabasco's agriculture, fisheries, and forestry sectors have flourished. The state government has invested heavily in supporting producers, providing resources for livestock repopulation, disease control, equipment, and training.
Business
Mexico is leading the way in sustainable farming, protecting soil and pollinators, and ensuring food security. Initiatives like ENASAS and ENCUSUP are driving this transformation, benefiting millions of people.
Business
Small-scale producers in Mexico are the backbone of the country's agrobiodiversity and food supply. Their traditional practices, honed over generations, contribute to the preservation of genetic diversity and ensure food security for millions.
Business
Mexico has emerged as a major agricultural exporter, driven by increased production of green chile, broccoli, cauliflower, lemon, and cucumber. This surge is fueled by favorable climate, advanced farming techniques, and strong trade agreements.
Business
Mexico's potential for nearshoring is significant, but it hinges on energy autonomy. The country must balance renewable and non-renewable energy sources to meet growing demand and attract foreign investment.
Business
The gaming industry has experienced rapid growth, becoming a significant economic force. It has evolved into a cultural phenomenon, attracting players of all ages and genders.
Business
Foreign direct investment (FDI) in Mexico has surged due to various factors, including geopolitical shifts and economic stability. While FDI brings economic benefits, it also raises concerns about job quality and environmental impact.
Business
Mexico's debt, though significant, is manageable due to its ability to pay. The country's debt history dates back to the 19th century. Today, most of its debt is domestic, and it employs strategies like refinancing to reduce external debt.
Politics
The brain drain from Mexico is a complex issue driven by economic disparities, educational policies, and systemic failures. Despite government efforts to invest in higher education, many talented individuals leave the country due to a lack of opportunities and inadequate compensation.