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Private firms can import fuel April 1
23 February 16 11:10 AM
President advances date liberalizing rules on fuel imports Mexico News Daily | Monday, February 22, 2016 More gas stations might be coming sooner to Mexico with today’s announcement to accelerate changes in fuel import regulations. Only Petróleos Read More...
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Restart bank trust debate, urge realtors
23 February 16 10:54 AM
Elimination of fideicomiso would detonate market, industry says Mexico News Daily | Tuesday, February 16, 2016 The real estate industry plans to lobby for a renewed discussion in Congress over the elimination of the bank trust foreigners must use to purchase Read More...
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American retirees flock to Mexican shore in Baja looking for living and financial ease
17 November 15 08:22 AM
Pam and Brian Saltzman By Rebekah Sager latino.foxnews.com Despite what many Americans may believe about the dangers of Mexico, there are a few “brave” souls who would argue that the Mexico they know is not only safe, but safer than the U.S., Read More...
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PAN DE MUERTO: AN ANCESTRAL WAY TO REMEMBER THE DEAD
14 October 15 12:28 PM
By Dania Vargas Austryjak Wednesday, 2015-10-14 (09:26:04) A pan dulce to celebrate A festivity for the dead might seem a little strange for some cultures; but in Mexico celebrating those who have left this world and remembering them in a happy way, is Read More...
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Celebrating Similarities
11 December 14 02:04 PM
Gil Sperry San Diego Mexican Culture Examiner What do Ireland and Mexico have in common? Let me count the ways. Well , first of all, we can go back to relatively recent history, the Mexican-American War that began in 1846. Students of international conflicts Read More...
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Americas Now... Made in Mexico
08 October 13 01:38 PM
In the eyes of many world travelers, Tijuana Mexico has long been seen as little more than a tourist trap across the US border for cheap souvenirs and tequila and for its prostitutes peddling their services on the back streets of Avenida Revolucion. Its Read More...
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The Up-and-Coming Gastro Getaway: Valle de Guadalupe
30 April 13 12:58 PM
Casey Chiotti It’s flown under the radar for years—but thanks to new up-market accommodations and an explosion of fine dining and wineries, the time to visit Mexico’s wine country is now. Why Valle de Guadalupe? Would it surprise you Read More...
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The rise of Mexico
26 November 12 02:19 PM
America needs to look again at its increasingly important neighbour Nov 24th 2012 | http://www.economist.com from the print edition NEXT week the leaders of North America’s two most populous countries are due to meet for a neighbourly chat in Washington, Read More...
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Tips for Checking Out Real Estate in Baja
17 October 12 12:29 PM
If you're thinking about buying property in Baja, you shouldn't do so without checking out a few different areas in person. There are some phenomenal deals out there for Ensenada homes, Rosarito real estate and other options, but you shouldn't Read More...
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The Paradoxes of Felipe Calderón
09 October 12 01:12 PM
The Mexican president who fought the drug war leaves behind a growing economy and says the U.S. should consider 'market alternatives.' By BRET STEPHENS | New York Felipe Calderón arrives 15 minutes early for his meeting with the editors Read More...
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Green Light For Cross-Border Power Line Between U.S. and Mexico
12 September 12 12:13 PM
The Grid by Chris Clarke on August 20, 2012 3:30 PM The Department of Energy announced Friday that the Obama administration has given the go-ahead to connecting wind turbines in Baja to the U.S. grid. According to Friday's Federal Register, the administration Read More...
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Hyundai to invest $130 mn in new plant in Mexico
12 September 12 11:50 AM
Submitted by John Ganjei on Thu, 2012-09-06 17:11 Hyundai, the South Korean automotive leader set up its first plant in Tijuana back in 1989. Hyundai recently announced an investment of US$130 million in their new aluminum Die Cast Plant, as their third Read More...
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Mexico improves 13 positions in 2 years on the World Economic Forum Global Competitiveness Index
12 September 12 11:45 AM
Submitted by MexicoToday on Fri, 2012-09-07 20:17 Mexico has improved 13 positions in the last 2 years in the World Economic Forum Global Competitiveness Report. Mexico ranks 53rd in the 2012-2013 report, up from 58th place in 2011 and 66th place in 2010. Read More...
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Honeywell Recruits Top Mexican Engineering Graduates for Innovations in General Engineering across Aerospace Sector
12 September 12 11:39 AM
http://mexicotoday.org Submitted by Daniel on Thu, 2011-09-22 20:26 Honeywell has a history in general engineering. Not only does the American company have 122,000 employees worldwide, but it also has been giving back to the general engineering community Read More...
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The Landmark Rosarito Beach Hotel Establishes Easter Weekend Records
21 May 12 10:59 AM
By Ron Raposa ROSARITO BEACH, BAJA CALIFORNIA, MEXICO---The landmark Rosarito Beach Hotel this Easter weekend had its highest occupancy rate in a decade and the largest number of guests in its 87-year history. The Friday and Saturday occupancy rates of Read More...
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