Tesla to Open Major Plant in Nuevo León
The Mexico plant, an investment that could be worth up to $10 billion, will be Tesla’s third assembly plant outside of the United States
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Human Rights Commission to Investigate Army Killings in Tamaulipas
If the soldiers are charged with the deaths of the youths, under Mexican law they must be tried in a civil, not a military, court
Read moreThe Strangulation of a Golden Gosling
If AMLO tries to strong-arm the second-wealthiest man on the planet into building his plant somewhere that will behoove his own political ends, he may end up with a rotten gander egg on his face and no Tesla investment whatsoever
Read moreFEMSA to Leave Beer Business
FEMSA currently employs more than 354,000 people
Read moreTesla May Reconsider Plant in Mexico over Electricity Concerns
It is the issue of affordable energy that could pose a possible barrier to the installation of Musk’s assembly company in Nuevo León
Read moreChinese Electric Car Firm to Produce Lithium Batteries in Monterrey
With this new plant, the Cenntro Group hopes to become the largest provider of zero-emission electric commercial vehicles in Mexico
Read moreTesla to Open Mega-Plant in Nuevo León
PULSE NEWS MEXICO Back in the United States, Elon Musk may be distracted by his recent and controversial takeover of Twitter, but here in Mexico, he is moving full speed ahead with plans to open a giant Tesla assembly plant in the northern state of Nuevo León. Musk’s U.S-based electric car manufacturer Tesla is expected to announce in the coming
Read moreAMLO Snubs AIFA, Prefers to Fly from AICM
By MARK LORENZANA Mexican President Andrés Manuel López Obrador (AMLO) has not used the Felipe Ángeles International Airport (AIFA) — one of his controversial pet megaprojects — more than six months after its inauguration. In a review by Mexican daily newspaper Reforma of AIFA operations and presidential tours, on at least a dozen occasions, López Obrador has preferred to travel through
Read more3,622 Health Workers in Mexico Have Died of Covid-19
By MARK LORENZANA In the last two years, 3,622 workers from the health sector of Mexico’s federal government have died of the covid-19 virus. Among these health workers were doctors, nurses, laboratory technicians and administrative staff. A report by Mexican daily newspaper El Universal on Monday, Oct. 3, revealed that from March 12, 2020, to March 12, 2022, 2,746 doctors employed by three government agencies
Read moreGasoline in US Already Cheaper than in Mexico
By MARK LORENZANA When Mexican President Andrés Manuel López Obrador (AMLO) met U.S. President Joe Biden at the Oval Office of the White House on July 12 of this year, AMLO made sure to remind his U.S. counterpart that gas prices in Mexico were lower than in the United States. López Obrador even said that he had “allowed Americans to
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