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Claudia Sheinbaum said Tuesday she won’t obey a judge’s order to remove Mexico’s controversial judicial reform law from the DOF.
The Finance Ministry is also designing a program of tax incentives similar to those established by the U.S. Inflation Reduction Act and CHIPs Act.
Before his death, Pérez had said there was a price tag on his head, and that the state of Chiapas is a “time bomb.”
At the Confederation of Industrial Chambers annual meeting Monday, FibraMTY’s CEO said that nearshoring is driving unprecedented enthusiasm for construction.
The sons of convicted drug trafficker “El Chapo” are negotiating a deal with U.S. authorities in exchange for more lenient sentences.
The parade, always one of Mexico City’s most anticipated events, will feature nearly 6,000 participants, including 16 musical groups.
According to the National Health Survey, 98% of public schools sell junk food, 95% sell sugary drinks and 77% sell soda on their premises.
Tacos, tequila, ternera and Tapatío delights – the Jalisco state capital has it all and now you can too.
Chocolates? Tequila? Candy? An entire bag of precious jewels? Sarah DeVries has the low down on how (and when) to give the right gifts in Mexico.
