Maya Averbuch

A week before Donald Trump fired off yet another tariff threat on his neighbors, Justin Trudeau and Claudia Sheinbaum had a chance to confer in person about how to tackle that very scenario. Would they join forces against their errant trading partner or was it going to be a case of every person for themselves?

Mexico President Claudia Sheinbaum’s efforts to increase security on the nation’s highways is getting results as preliminary estimates show that cargo theft has declined in the early weeks of her administration

Mexico President Claudia Sheinbaum 's efforts to increase security on the nation's highways is getting results as preliminary estimates show that cargo theft has declined in the early weeks of her administration

Una semana antes de que Donald Trump lanzara otra amenaza arancelaria a sus vecinos, Justin Trudeau y Claudia Sheinbaum tuvieron la oportunidad de hablar en persona sobre cómo abordar ese mismo escenario. ¿Unirían fuerzas contra su descarriado socio comercial o cada uno se las arreglaría por su cuenta?

(Bloomberg) -- Annual remittances to Mexico have risen for a decade, and forecasts in a report published this week see them rising again this year and next. At the same time, the projected increases of 4.1% and 3% for 2024 and 2025 would mean four years of slowing growth, but — according to BBVA and the National Population Council's Yearbook of Migration and Remittances — it's not due to Trump. “The main driver of migration is the labor market in the United States, as long as there's still a demand for migrant labor the flow of remittances to Mexico will continue,” said Juan Jose Li Ng, senior economist at BBVA Mexico. “A hardening of immigration policy under the future Trump administration could affect the quality of life of immigrants, but it will probably have little impact on the total volume of Mexican immigrants in the country.”

Families from all over the world are trapped in Mexico, trying to figure out what the new administration’s immigration plan means for their futures.

Families from all over the world are trapped in Mexico, trying to figure out what the new administration's immigration plan means for their futures.

México recortó el jueves las tasas de interés por cuarta reunión consecutiva ante la desaceleración de la inflación hacia la meta y la pérdida de impulso de la economía.

Mexico cut interest rates for a fourth straight meeting Thursday as inflation is slowing back to target and the economy is losing momentum.

Mexico will impose a 36.23% tariff on imports of steel wire used for welding from Vietnam, saying they are harming local producers in Latin America’s second-largest economy.