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Nuevo Leon's total government revenue falls 24%

NUEVO LEON – Due to the economic crisis caused by the Covid-19 pandemic, the total income of the government of Nuevo Leon, integrated by federal participations and own income in the month of May was 24% less than the one obtained in the same...

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H-2A Visa Requirements Eased

US – US agriculture employers can now hire agricultural laborers faster Recently, the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), along with the support of the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA), announced a temporary final rule changing...

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CBP Launches the United StatesMexico-Canada Center

USA – The United States-MexicoCanada Agreement (USMCA) will be implemented on July, 2020 As a result, Customs and Border Protection (CBP) recently opened the USMCA Center to help to coordinate implementation of the agreement “The Center is...

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Businesses in New Mexico move forward with restrictions

NEW MEXICO - New Mexico is allowing indoor dinning, shopping malls and salons to reopen at limited capacity starting June , as state health regulators relax restrictions aimed at limiting the spread of the coronavirus Democratic Gov Michelle...

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Small Businesses Buckle Under Shutdown

By Nancy J Gonzalez With the world’s busiest land port deserted, dozens of small business owners in Tijuana and San Ysidro are struggling to remain open ahead of what experts say will be a long, strong recession The US-Mexico border...

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Tijuana signs agreement to reduce high levels of pollution

TIJUANA – In order to promote actions that will reduce the levels of pollution generated by commercial and industrial activities, the City of Tijuana signed the collaboration agreement "Sustainable Action and Regulation Programs" with the...

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Mining production falls in the state of Chihuahua

CHIHUAHUA – Lead, zinc and silver production in the state of Chihuahua showed a decline during the month of March this year, which reflected the bad moment that the sector is going through, derived from the pandemic, explained the Mining Cluster...

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About 116,000 employees resume operations in Sonora

HERMOSILLO – With the start of the "new social and economic normality" in Mexico, approximately 116,000 Sonorans have been integrated into the labor force in sectors recently considered essential such as mining, construction, and the...

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Tamaulipas publishes protocols for economic reopening

TAMAULIPAS – The government of Tamaulipas published the reopening protocols for the new reality with safe coexistence for different non-essential activities, thus initiating an economic reactivation plan for the entity Among them are the...

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Demand for Baja Medical Devices Soars

By Wendy Fry Demand for medical ventilators has soared in Mexico in recent months as patients with respiratory conditions linked to the coronavirus pandemic overwhelmed hospitals in Mexico, the United States, China and...

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