Mexico Builds the World’s Products but Invents Few of Its Own
Mexico innovation lags badly: barely one in eight firms develops its own technology, a weak spot that shadows the country...
June 10, 2026Section
Mexico News in English
Mexico news in English from The Rio Times — politics, economy, trade, energy and culture.
Mexico Breaks Ground on $1.5 Billion Fertilizer Megaplant
A Mexico fertilizer plant worth $1.5 billion broke ground in Durango, aiming to cut the country heavy reliance on imported...
June 10, 2026
Mexico Aims to Build Its Own Chips as Asia Reliance Fades
Mexico plans to multiply its semiconductor output as Asian supply fades, with a Mexico semiconductors push and a chip plant...
June 10, 2026
Mexico Claims the Caramel Street Dog, and Brazil Bristles
Mexico listed the caramel street dog as a national breed, sparking playful outrage in Brazil where the caramelo dog is...
June 10, 2026
The World Cup Opens at the Azteca — Your June 11 CDMX Day-One Guide
The World Cup opener is June 11, Mexico vs South Africa at the Azteca. Your CDMX day-one guide: protests, transport,...
June 10, 2026
Mexico City Shuts Offices and Schools for World Cup Opener
Mexico City suspends classes and orders federal offices to work remotely on June 11 to clear traffic for the World...
June 10, 2026
Mexico’s Stock Market Stands Alone in the Red as the Region Rebounds
Mexico's IPC slipped 0.44% to 65,409 on Tuesday, the only Latin American market to fall as the region bounced, weighed...
June 10, 2026
MercadoLibre Raises Its Mexico Bet to $4.6 Billion for 2026
MercadoLibre Mexico investment climbs to $4.6bn for 2026, a 35% jump, as the region's largest tech company bets on e-commerce...
June 9, 2026
Will Mexico City’s Teacher Protests Hit Your World Cup Trip?
Mexico City's teachers voted to keep striking through World Cup week. What the protests mean for your airport run —...
June 9, 2026