MEXICO

By Viviana Cervantes In the international logistics sector, the border shared by Mexico and the United States is vital. It is a door to global consumption through the 57 international …

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By Gabriela Solís Born in the Shinagawa region of Japan in 1864, Tatsugoro Matsumoto worked as a royal gardener in Tokyo before migrating to Mexico City, where he worked for …

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By Francisco Peyret Teacher’s Day, when the work of educators in the country is recognized, is a very important celebration in Mexico. This May 15, we had the opportunity to …

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Illustration by Miguel Ángel Gómez Cabrera By Joseph Sorrentino And here I thought the pilgrimage to Chalma was tough.  That pilgrimage had taken 2½ days, and on each full day, …

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By Francisco Peyret As Mother’s Day approaches, it is worth reflecting on the mother’s role in Mexican culture, especially at a time when there are worldwide challenges to social cohesion …

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By Viviana Cervantes On April 14, 2023, Canadian Pacific Kansas City (CPKC) began operations, the first railway line that commercially links Mexico, the United States, and Canada. It is a …

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By Janet Blaser When I first got here 17 years ago, there was no such thing as Amazon México. Mercado Libre was in its infancy, many businesses didn’t accept credit …

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By Mexico Industry Did you know that the auto parts manufacturing sector is the main recipient of nearshoring investments? According to the National Auto Parts Industry (INA), it receives 37%, …

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By Francisco Peyret With the upcoming 2024 presidential elections, many Mexican political actors are talking about social polarization—a phenomenon that has emerged recently in Mexico. On the one hand, it …

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A first encounter with ChatGPT (IA) By Francisco Peyret In Mexico, the discussion on energy sovereignty intensified after purchasing 13 electricity production plants from the Iberdrola company. A series of …

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