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Business
Pemex, the superhero of Mexican gasoline, reclaims 82% market share, selling 660K barrels/day. With a liquidity edge and a diesel dominance, it's a fuel-fueled fiesta. Yet, only half of the 13.5K stations bear the Pemex badge. The stage is set for a gasoline showdown.
Business
Mexico embraces nearshoring, preparing for a trade dispute with the U.S. to attract investments. Secretary Bárcena urges collective action, emphasizing untapped potential. With exports surging, Mexico eyes a strategic role in the evolving global trade landscape.
Business
Mexico's agrifood sector spices up the global stage with a 20.48% surplus, reaching a 31-year export high at $39.27B. Thanks to 14 trade agreements and a focus on health, it's not just a cash cow but a healthy fiesta.
Health
Healthcare meets AI: Welcome to the future of healthcare – it's a thrilling rollercoaster of optimism and obstacles. Dania Nimbe Lima Sánchez warns of digital divides, data dilemmas, and the need for policies in Mexico. Meanwhile, Blanca Hilda Vázquez Gómez sees AI as a reality in medical research.
Business
An aviation drama unfolds as the Aviators' Union challenges Viva Aerobus for hiring foreign pilots, citing legal violations. Legal fireworks loom, including T-MEC mechanisms. MAS Air pilots join the union frenzy, choosing ASPA in a high-flying showdown.
Business
Latin America's goods take a backseat as services grow 5%, defying global trends. The REDLAS Conference becomes the Avengers HQ, brewing policies for a sustainable revolution. Brace for a services' saga.
Business
The UK and Mexico extend their commitment to zero tariffs, ensuring trade stability until a free trade agreement is finalized in 2024. This move enhances economic ties and provides certainty for UK businesses, particularly benefiting automakers and food manufacturers.
Business
Asian companies are flocking to Mexico, with 63% of nearshoring projects from China, South Korea, and Taiwan. Attractions include supply chain optimization, T-MEC benefits, and lower labor costs. This transformative trend is projected to bring 227 new companies annually from 2023 to 2025.
Business
Democracy faces unprecedented threats globally, warns Daniel Zovatto. Polarization, populism, and post-truth dynamics challenge even consolidated democracies. Latin America, in a chiaroscuro scenario, requires innovation and commitment to navigate this critical crossroads.
Business
Auteco, the Colombian mobility maverick, zooms into Mexico with a $102.5 million charge. Electric units, styles, and a green parade – they're not just selling cars; they're sparking a revolution on Mexico's roads.
Business
Mexico's gender gap in the labor force persists, impacting the economy and social welfare. Despite progress, women face disparities in salaries, job types, and pensions. Claudia Goldin's Nobel Prize sheds light, urging comprehensive efforts for true gender equality.
Business
Latin America and the Caribbean witness a trade revolution: goods dip 2%, but services surge 12% in 2023. The REDLAS conference explores the transformative power of modern services, driving economic growth, job creation, and sustainable development in the region.
Business
The Energy Regulatory Commission grants Iberdrola authorization to migrate five generation plants to Mexico's wholesale electricity market, a win for renewable energy and sustainability efforts in the country.
Business
Mexican families are losing sleep over online harassment, with 78% concerned. Setting internet rules is a challenge for 84%, up 41% from 2022. Younger kids access inappropriate content, while teens face social media risks. Parental controls are underused, and better communication is needed.
Business
A deep dive into internet user's cybersecurity habits reveals a mix of awareness and neglect. Financial attacks and identity theft top their fears, but there's a lag in adopting advanced security measures. Antivirus use is declining, while cloud adoption is on the rise.
Business
Mexicana de Aviación, Mexico's new state-owned airline, receives a historic assignment title from AFAC. Now, it's on the runway to launch, but the challenging journey to secure an Air Services Operator Certificate awaits.