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Regulator gives Pemex a 5-year extension on clean diesel exemption
The Energy Regulatory Commission has voted in favor of postponing for five more years the implementation of a rule requiring Pemex to sell clean diesel.
Large numbers of police uncertified and poorly paid; forces short on numbers
A new federal report reveals that large numbers of Mexico’s police are uncertified and poorly paid, and that every state force is short on numbers.
Orizaba is an example of a city that is doing things well
Orizaba shows that most urban planning and maintenance is best done by the people who live in the communities, as they know best their unique needs.
Maya Train consultation criticized over lack of details about the project
A lot of the concern about the project is concentrated in areas through which the train will run but where there are no existing tracks.
Having no arms not an obstacle for Miss Veracruz 2020 contestant
A contestant in the Miss Veracruz beauty competition is spreading the message that no obstacle is too big for her dreams: Ana Gabriela Molina has no arms.
Trade negotiator ‘very satisfied’ with outcome after deal nearly goes awry
Jesús Seade said he was “very satisfied” with assurances from the United States government that U.S. attachés will not serve as “labor inspectors.”
Feds reviewing Cancún mega-hotel’s environmental approval
The approval granted to the 3,000-room Grand Island hotel in Cancún is under review by federal environmental authorities.
No labor inspectors will ensure compliance with trade accord: US
The US will not send “labor inspectors” to Mexico to ensure compliance with the new trade agreement, Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer said.
Maya Train vote gets solid 92% approval from indigenous communities
A vote on the train in the areas through which it will run passed overwhelmingly with over 92% of citizens voting in favor of the project on Sunday.
Trade deal hits a snag as US text differs from Mexico’s over labor inspections
The government has objected to legislation sent to the US Congress that says US labor attachés will monitor labor conditions in Mexico to ensure compliance.
