Nearly three weeks after crude oil began washing up on Mexico's Gulf Coast, the federal government still cannot say where it came from — and a major ocean conservation group says that silence is making a bad situation worse. Oceana, the international ocean protection organization, called on President Claudia Sheinbaum to establish transparent, binding interagency … [Read more...] about Oceana Calls Gulf of Mexico Oil Spill a Transparency Crisis
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Mexico Moves to Ban Cash at Gas Stations and Toll Booths
President Claudia Sheinbaum announced this week that Mexico plans to make digital payments mandatory at gas stations and highway toll booths — a sweeping shift that would affect millions of drivers nationwide and mark one of the country's boldest moves yet away from a cash-based economy. Sheinbaum made the announcement during the opening of the 89th Banking Convention on … [Read more...] about Mexico Moves to Ban Cash at Gas Stations and Toll Booths
Mexico’s EV for The People Faces Challenges Ahead of 2027 Launch
Olinia has not sold a single vehicle yet, but it has already set a huge goal. According to Bloomberg, the Mexico-backed company plans to show two prototypes in June. It wants to create a new category of mobility in Mexico and raise $200 million from private investors to start real manufacturing. Unlike other electric vehicle manufacturers, Olinia is focused on designing … [Read more...] about Mexico’s EV for The People Faces Challenges Ahead of 2027 Launch
Mexico Purchases New Aircraft as Part of Broader Military Modernization Push
The Mexican Navy has announced plans to integrate 36 new aircraft into its fleet as part of a broader strategy to bolster national security capabilities. The announcement came during the centennial celebration of Naval Aviation held at the Veracruz Naval Air Base. The acquisition plan includes transport aircraft, coastal surveillance helicopters, close-air-support units, and … [Read more...] about Mexico Purchases New Aircraft as Part of Broader Military Modernization Push
21 Sickened at Women’s Day Breakfast in Morelos; Fungicide Suspected
At least 21 people fell ill after attending a government-sponsored International Women's Day breakfast in the southern Morelos municipality of Tlaquiltenango on March 8, with preliminary reports suggesting food may have been contaminated with a fungicide. The event was organized by the municipal government of Tlaquiltenango, led by Mayor Enrique Alonso Plascencia of the … [Read more...] about 21 Sickened at Women’s Day Breakfast in Morelos; Fungicide Suspected