Nationwide spending blackout planned in protest
Your support powers our stories A growing movement is calling on Americans to hit pause on spending this today in a show of economic resistance [more…]
Category: Mexico
Claudia Sheinbaum breaks barriers, elected as Mexico’s first woman president
In a historic leap for Mexico, Claudia Sheinbaum is set to become the country’s first female president, marking a transformative moment in its political landscape. [more…]
Mexico’s historic election overshadowed by wave of violence
In a startling turn of events, Claudia Sheinbaum finds herself at the forefront of a historic election in Mexico, poised to become the country’s first [more…]
Political violence escalates in Mexico as MORENA candidate Gisela Gaytán is assassinated during campaign
In a tragic turn of events, a mayoral candidate for Mexico’s ruling party was fatally shot during the early stages of her campaign in central [more…]
Mexico objects to new ‘Product of USA’ rule, threatens trade challenge
What seems like a simple labeling rule change in the United States has sparked a potential trade dispute with Mexico. The new “Product of USA” [more…]
Power struggles in Cuba, as fuel shortage sparks blackouts and economic woes
In the quaint town of Bejucal, just outside Havana, Germán Martín wrestles with the challenges of running a cafe amidst frequent blackouts. As he tries [more…]
Mexico launches Inter-Oceanic Train
Mexico has initiated operations on a groundbreaking train line that traverses the country’s narrowest point, connecting the Gulf coast to the Pacific Ocean. This ambitious [more…]
Buoyed by public infrastructure projects, Mexico’s construction sector thrives
Mexico’s construction sector is experiencing a remarkable surge in activity, driven by the concerted efforts to enhance public infrastructure. The latest data from Mexico’s national [more…]