Canada accuses Mexico of ruining T-MEC investment
Canada has demanded that its enterprises be given equal treatment and has voiced its displeasure with the inaction of regulatory bodies over the release of licenses for the electrical industry.
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Mexican Deputies Clash Over Energy Transition Amendments
Mexican Chamber of Deputies approves constitutional reform on strategic areas and companies, amending energy transition policies. Key changes include removing state's sole responsibility for energy transition.
Mexico's Chamber of Deputies Approves Sweeping Energy Reform
The Chamber of Deputies in Mexico approved a reform to strengthen state control over energy sectors. The legislation reclassifies state-owned companies, grants the state exclusive control over strategic sectors and prioritizes the energy transition.
19 Mexican Athletes Set for Pan American Surfing Games
Mexico is sending a strong team of 19 surfers to compete in the Pan American Surfing Games in Peru. The games will feature various disciplines, including shortboard, longboard, SUP, and bodyboard.
Federal Authorities Double Down on Security in Sinaloa Amid Cartel Violence
Federal forces traveled to Sinaloa to address cartel violence. The meeting with Governor Rocha Moya resulted in plans to increase the National Guard's presence. Authorities aim to reduce violence and restore peace in the region, which has been plagued by conflict.