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Mexico Unveils Financial Maneuver to Stabilize Debt-Laden Pemex

Claudia Sheinbaum · Mexico City

Mexico Unveils Financial Maneuver to Stabilize Debt-Laden Pemex

38% Right coverage: 8 sources

Mexico’s Finance Ministry announced Tuesday it will launch a new financial operation to support the country’s embattled state oil company, Pemex—the most indebted energy firm in the world. The operation involves issuing “Pre-Capitalized Notes,” a form of financing designed to strengthen Pemex’s balance sheet without a direct government guarantee. The plan—part of an ongoing effort to prop up a company mired in debt, production decline, and opera…See the Story

They Caused Tariffs Out of Iberdrola, They Say

Claudia Sheinbaum · Mexico City

They Caused Tariffs Out of Iberdrola, They Say

34% Center coverage: 3 sources

The departure of Iberdrola from Mexico to focus its business in the United States could be due to the uncertainty caused by tariffs and the exchange rate, because the companies to which it sells energy are not making long-term contracts, I think Eddy González Altamirano, specialist in the wholesale electricity market in the company Eleia. "There are industries that have a bit of uncertainty to hire electricity in the wholesale market, such as th…See the Story

No More Blackouts in Mexico: Cfe Will Launch 5 Power Plants This Year

Claudia Sheinbaum · Mexico

No More Blackouts in Mexico: Cfe Will Launch 5 Power Plants This Year

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

Over the course of this year, five power generation plants will enter into operations that will help strengthen the electrical system and avoid blackouts, said Luz Elena González, Secretary of Energy.In the first half of the year, the Combined Cycle Plants of Salamanca and San Luis Potosí, which will contribute to the network 927,1 and 437 MW, respectively, have already begun operations.Additionally, in the coming months, the El Sauz II plants w…See the Story

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What to Think About the Positive Inflation Figures?

On Thursday, the National Institute of Statistics and Geography (INEGI) released inflation data for the first half of July. The number was surprising because annual inflation stood at 3.55 percent. The first question we must ask ourselves is whether the decline is permanent or temporary. The second is what the Bank of Mexico should do. I begin by showing how common it has been for Mexico to have inflation levels close to 3.5 percent or lower. Th…Mexico · Mexico Read Article

Artificial Intelligence and Business

The growing use of artificial intelligence tools for all kinds of events and problems is at a fever pitch. There is complete ignorance around the world about how they work, their dangers, and their potential, and all kinds of scenarios are emerging, without us knowing their scope. We will discover them gradually, and in many cases, they will involve practices of dubious utility, illegality, or that exceed ethical and public policy boundaries. I …Artificial Intelligence Read Article

The Vat that Could Bankrupt 25% of Insurers

It remains like a sword of Damocles, looming over nearly 30% of insurance companies. This is the VAT that the SAT continues to challenge in the Federal Administrative Court of Justice, and which insurance companies refuse to pay. With surcharges, fines, late payment interest, and other additional charges, the insurance sector estimates that this VAT payment is in the multimillions, close to 200 billion pesos. And it's causing some twenty compani…VAT · Mexico Read Article

Aguíñiga Will Leave the Baja California Sectur

This coming Thursday, July 31st, Miguel Aguíñiga will leave the Baja California Tourism Secretariat and will likely come to Mexico City to take over as administrative coordinator of the federal Tourism Secretariat, headed by Josefina Rodríguez. This is a surprising move, as Aguíñiga was in charge of organizing the Mexico Tourism Fair, which took place a few months ago in Tijuana, Rosarito, and Valle de Guadalupe. The event had many logistical co…Tijuana · Tijuana Read Article

Dire Times for Misión Hotels

It's been two months since Roberto Zapata, president of Hoteles Misión, ended up in jail for a debt of approximately 50 million pesos to the Castellanos family of Oaxaca. In fact, they are close to reaching an agreement for the owner of this hotel operator to pay his debt in installments and thus regain his freedom. Unfortunately for the Roberto Zapata family, the problem won't end there, as other owners are considering leaving the brand due to …Oaxaca · Oaxaca Read Article

The Accountant / July 18, 2025

1. Businessmen from the Employers' Confederation of the Mexican Republic (Coparmex), headed by Juan José Sierra Álvarez, will travel to Japan at the end of July as part of a business mission to accelerate the internationalization of Mexican businesses, strengthen their presence in strategic markets, and provide firms with the tools to compete successfully on a global scale. The mission will tour the iconic cities of Osaka, Kyoto, and Tokyo, led …Osaka · Osaka Read Article

Timeshares Resist Trump's Changes

This year, as regional political turmoil and President Donald Trump's protectionist measures negatively impact tourism, timeshares are proving their resilience and relevance for some destinations. Marcos Agostini, the new president of the Mexican Association of Tourism Developers (Amdetur), has some data on this matter. The first is that in a February survey of American travelers, 60% of vacation club clients said the new situation will not prev…Donald Trump · Mexico Read Article

Challenges Do Not Stop the Meetings Industry

The meetings industry has also been a victim of the Donald Trump effect, but under any scenario, Michel Wohlmuth is convinced that the sector's results will be better in 2025 than in 2024. After two years as president of the Mexican Council of the Meetings Industry (Comir), the businessman is leaving a positive balance on an activity that contributed 1.83% of Mexico's Gross Domestic Product last year, compared to 1.62% in 2023. One of his greate…Mexico · Mexico Read Article