The New York Times calling Mexico the “New Land of Opportunity”!
In a recent article, published by the New York Times, Mexico is being highlighted as the new land of opportunity! The economy is growing, and as a result more...
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Is it Hard to Open and Run a Business in Mexico?
Know of anyone thinking of starting a small business in Mexico?
An acquaintance of mine here in Playa, Solomon Freimuth, who has guest-posted on some of our...
“The Baby Boomers are finally ready to be the people they remember they were”
As cross-border connections grow and more and more Americans head south of the Rio-Grande, in order to understand what is happening, it’s important to understand...
Mexico’s President Announces $315 Billion Investment!
Just a couple of days ago, President Pena Nieto announced that his government would seek to invest $315 billion USD into Mexico’s economy during his 6-year...
More Beer Variety in Mexico?
People who know Mexico will know a few things about beer in this country:
There are 2 beer companies (Modelo & Moctezuma)
They each have about 10 different...
New Answer to the China-or-India Question: Mexico
Bloomberg Businessweek has a nice article about what’s happening with Mexico on the global economic scene. Here’s an excerpt:
In February came the ultimate...
Mexico: “We Have a Chance to Tap into That Growing Economy”
“Mexico’s economy is growing faster than the U.S. economy, and although ours is much larger, “we have a chance to tap into that growing economy”
This...
Mexico Sends 40,000 Jobs to the U.S.!
Cooperation between the U.S. and Mexico is becoming ever more important. As I said earlier in the week, this isn’t just the two presidents sitting down for...
Old Friends, New Direction – Meeting with One of Mexico’s Pioneering Brokers
Today I had the pleasure of spending the day with Linda Neil, an old friend of mine, and one of Mexico’s leading pioneering brokers – especially in the...
Why Mexico’s New President is Good for Us
President Pena Nieto’s reforms show promise
While it’s always necessary to wait for a while into a presidency to evaluate the policies of and changes...