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Manufacturers call on Mexico to reopen factories to maintain supply chain
Factory employees allowed to return to work would practice “appropriate physical distancing” and use the necessary personal protective equipment.
‘A great disappointment:’ Analysts, economists unimpressed by economic plan
The measures outlined by President López Obrador to confront the coronavirus-induced economic crisis have been given a cool reception.
Federal science agency gets approval for Mexican-made ventilator
The government has approved the production of ventilators developed by the National Council for Science and Technology.
Tijuana police chief tests positive for Covid-19
The municipal government announced the diagnosis and said the chief is receiving medical care in his home.
1,000 new coronavirus cases in one day pushes total to more than 10,000
The number of confirmed cases of Covid-19 in Mexico surged past 10,000 on Wednesday while the death toll from the disease is now approaching 1,000.
Corona water, face shields among corporate donations to aid coronavirus efforts
Hospitals in the state of Mexico recently took delivery of 100,000 bottles of Corona, but they weren’t filled with beer.
Chinamperos help Mexico City residents by supplying fresh produce
Every Monday, Coat Rufino and Minerva González cram their small car with the produce they’ve harvested just a day or two before to fill orders from clients.
Mr. Rogers provides good counsel to deal with things like coronavirus
Though it would be better not to have to face all of this upheaval, there is much goodness to be seen, had, and acted upon.
As the coronavirus contagion spreads, Mexico waits for critical ventilators
Mexico is now in the most critical phase of the coronavirus pandemic but lacks at least 10,000 ventilators to respond adequately, according to an academic.
Oil price plunge into negative territory another blow to Pemex
The price of Mexico's export crude fell into negative territory for the first time ever on Monday as demand for oil remains low due to the coronavirus.
