Private Capital Still Pours Into Latin America at $25bn a Year
Private capital invested more than $25bn across Latin America in 2025, with Brazil, Mexico and Colombia drawing the most as...
June 15, 2026Section
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Mexico City’s Teachers Dig In for a Second World Cup Week
Mexico City’s teachers voted to keep their Zócalo camp and strike for a second World Cup week, with toll-booth actions...
June 15, 2026
Mexico’s Stock Market Extends Its Rebound for a Second Day
Mexico's IPC rose 1.46% to 67,955 on June 12, 2026, a second straight gain after its big snap-back as a...
June 15, 2026
Mexico City’s Airbnb Registry Deadline Lands Mid-World Cup
Mexico City’s mandatory short-term rental registry closes its 30-day window in late June. What Airbnb hosts and long-stay renters must...
June 15, 2026
How Mexican Music Quietly Conquered the World Streaming Charts
Mexican music streams on Spotify jumped more than 440% between 2018 and 2023, led by corrido tumbado and star Peso...
June 14, 2026
Mexico Throws Open Its Power Grid to Private Renewables
Mexico has awarded around 7,400 MW of solar and wind projects to private developers under a new CFE scheme, a...
June 13, 2026
Brazil and Mexico Move to Link Petrobras and Pemex
Brazil and Mexico say they will soon sign an accord linking state oil firms Petrobras and Pemex, deepening ties between...
June 12, 2026
Mexico’s Industry Posts Its Biggest Monthly Jump in Five Years
Mexico's industrial activity rose 2.1% in April, its biggest monthly jump in five years, led by a construction surge economists...
June 12, 2026
Mexicans Fear the World Cup Will Make Their Cities Costlier
A new survey finds residents of Mexico's World Cup host cities worry the tournament will raise the cost of living,...
June 12, 2026