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Tijuana's medical tourism is affected by the COVID-19 pandemic

TIJUANA – Tijuana has been affected economically due to the health contingency caused by the Covid-19; one of the most affected industries in this entity is medical tourism This sector reported an economic income of US$12 billion in 2019,...

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Sonora’s industry analyzes conditions in order to resume activities

SONORA – The manufacturing and maquiladora export industry (INDEX), sees the conditions to resume activities; it is expected that before the end of the month, the federal government will issue the decree to homologate essential industries that...

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Lear donates face masks in Ciudad Juárez

CIUDAD JUAREZ – The automotive manufacturer, Lear Corporation, donated 5,000 face masks distributed in different hospitals in Ciudad Juarez in order to support the health personnel dedicated to treat Covid-19 patients The donated mouth guards...

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USMCA will enter into force in July

US – US trade representative, Robert Lighthizer, said the new trade agreement between the United States, Mexico and Canada (USMCA); will enter into force on July 1st, one month later than initially proposed Lighthizer said both Mexico and...

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Baja California desalination moves forward despite controversy

In a controversial extraordinary session, the Baja California legislature approved the 95th Opinion, which represented nearly the last hurdle to starting construction of two desalination plants in the coastal zone Consolidated Water Corporation...

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A massive new rail yard for Texas

Union Pacific Railroad recently began construction of its Brazos Yard in Robertson County, Texas The US$550 million rail yard represents the largest capital investment in a single facility in the company’s 155-year history, the company...

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New industrial park in Juarez

Industrial real estate developer and operator Vesta recently inaugurated the first building of its newest industrial park in Ciudad Juarez The premises are located over a 15-hectare greenfield and its construction began in 2016 The total...

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Tijuana’s CETYS wants to be first Mexican NCAA member

The National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) has overwhelmingly agreed to allow Mexican colleges and universities to apply for Division II membership The private CETYS University in Tijuana is angling to be the NCAA’s first Mexican...

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Chihuahua’s exports registered an increase of 7.97%

MEXICO – The local shipment of goods by land to the United States during February this year, recorded an annual increase of 797% Despite some maquila companies had problems with their supply chains as a result of Covid-19 during said month,...

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90% of companies remain closed in Juarez

CIUDAD JUAREZ - Over 90% of the companies affiliated to the National Council of the Maquiladora and Manufacturing Export Industry (INDEX), Ciudad Juárez, remain closed due to the emergency caused by Covid-19 Pedro Chavira, president of INDEX...

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