Mexican Remittances Fall
The accumulated amount of remittances from January to August was $15.61 billion.
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HSBC facing largest money laundering settlement
Investigators are looking into the $7 billion that HSBC México’s branches exported to the U.S. between 2007 to 2008.
80% of Mexicans are happy
60.6 percent of Mexicans surveyed rejected the notion that married individuals were happier.
Suicide common in México’s youth
One Mexican under the age of 25 commits suicide every 90 minutes.
STPS says labor reform could generate 400,000 jobs
The Chamber of Deputies approved 80% of the bill sent by Calderon.
120 homicides in Sinaloa in September
The year to date homicide total is down 284 from the same period in 2011.
What Lies Ahead for Mexico (video)
Stratfor Latin America analyst Karen Hooper discusses Mexico’s future with the upcoming inauguration of President-elect Enrique Pena Nieto.
México eyes Baby Boomers
The potential of the U.S. baby boomer market is huge and if marketed well, it could be the next source of dollars galore for México.
Sinaloa Tomato Growers Hold Their Breath
A 16-year trade agreement between Mexico and the US allowing Mexican growers to export tomatoes to the US is in jeopardy.
México catches Zetas drug capo ‘El Taliban’
The navy announced it has captured one of the country’s most-wanted drug traffickers, Ivan Velazquez Caballero, known as “El Taliban.”
México’s auto dealers and chocolate cars
México’s auto manufacturers and dealers say many imports are able to enter the country because of corruption in customs posts and the courts.
Miriam, 640 km from Cabo San Lucas
Heavy rain is expected in the central, south and southeast part of México.
Salaries of Sinaloa Mayors Higher than Published
According to the report, the published monthly salary of Mazatlán Mayor Higuera is 55,240 pesos, his actual income is 83,240 pesos per month.
Southern Arizona scrambling for Sonora’s business
Sonora’s aerospace, medical, automotive, and produce industries are being wooed by Arizona’s neighboring states with promises of faster and friendlier entry into U.S. markets.
“Miriam” reaches category two storm
Additional strengthening is forecast to reach category three on the Saffir-Simpson tonight.
