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Business
The US imports a $480 billion worth of goods from Mexico annually, with vehicles, auto parts, electronics, and crude oil topping the list. This trade relationship is vital for both economies, creating jobs and fostering cultural exchange.
Business
World Fisheries Day highlights the importance of sustainable fishing practices. Mexico, with its rich fishing tradition, is taking steps to protect marine ecosystems. By promoting responsible fishing and conserving marine biodiversity, the goal is to ensure a sustainable future.
Business
The soursop, a unique tropical fruit, is gaining popularity. Its versatile uses, from culinary delights to medicinal purposes, have made it a sought-after commodity. Mexico, a major producer, has recently secured US export approval, opening new markets and boosting the economy.
Biodiversity
Mexican fishermen are taking steps to protect sea turtles. They're installing special devices on their shrimp trawlers to avoid catching turtles. This effort has led to the certification of Mexican shrimp for export to the US.
Hurricanes
Mexico's fishing fleet has been fitted with what might be the world's most sophisticated panic button. It's basically a foolproof 'help me' system that ensures when things go catastrophically wrong at sea (and they always do), the cavalry arrives before you've had time to practice your last words.
Business
Mexico's population policy has been lacking. The country has failed to capitalize on its demographic bonus due to a lack of strategic planning and resources. This has resulted in a declining birth rate, emigration, and economic challenges.
Business
In a world gone mad, academics have finally noticed that letting social media 'influencers' run wild might not be the brightest idea. While bureaucrats fumble with regulations, teenagers are being influenced to buy rubbish they don't need by people famous for being famous. God help us all.
Business
AI and automation are reshaping the job market, with 47% of jobs at risk. From agriculture to automotive, no sector is safe. The digital divide widens as tech skills become crucial. While new opportunities emerge in healthcare and green jobs, adapting to this AI-driven future is inevitable.
Cancun
SLS Playa Mujeres, a luxury resort owned by Accor, has been seized by Mexican authorities due to allegations of corruption and illegal land grabbing. The hotel, scheduled to open on November 10th, lacked essential infrastructure like parking and emergency exits.
Business
Digital justice is revolutionizing courts with AI, open data, and tech. Experts debate its impact on transparency, efficiency, and access. Challenges include regulation and equality. Political parties' role in democracy also discussed.
Business
Mexico faces a $220 million arbitration claim from US investors over TV Azteca's debt dispute. The case, rooted in a Mexican court's precautionary measure, tests NAFTA provisions and Mexico's sovereignty.
Women
Cancun will host the National Congress of Businesswomen in 2025. The event is expected to attract over a thousand participants and generate significant economic impact.
Business
Mexico's economy has transformed from a self-sufficient model to a key player in global trade. Driven by nearshoring and strategic location near the U.S., the country faces opportunities in manufacturing and tech sectors while navigating challenges of foreign dependency and demands.
Cancun
Cancun's hotel sector urges authorities to halt new construction due to overwhelmed public services. With 35,000 of 40,800 rooms straining infrastructure, industry leaders call for a moratorium to update systems.
Cancun
Mexico's tourism sector sees major boost with $700M investment from Grupo Xcaret announced at Cancún Travel Mart. Event draws 23 countries, expects $4.9B in deals. Government focuses on sustainable growth, international promotion, and women's leadership in tourism industry.
Business
Swedish delegation led by Ambassador Gunnar Aldén met with Mexican officials to boost business ties, focusing on automotive sector. 78 Swedish firms operate in Mexico, with new investments planned.