The private industry will invest millions on 147 projects
The plan compromises private-sector commitments totaling USD $44.3 billion stretched across 147 projects through all the country
The numbers contrast with López Obrador's presidential campaign
The new arrangement will bolster market confidence at a time when trade uncertainty, a sharp pullback in capital from emerging markets, and increased risk premiums pose continued external risks to the Mexican economy
Mexico hasn't been able to sell the presidential plane because it is too extravagant and luxurious
The hopes of peace in the Middle East suffered a serious blow after Mike Pompeo announced that Washington will no longer consider illegal the Israeli settlements in occupied Palestinian territory
It is time to take a closer look to the actors behind the fall of President Evo Morales and their motivations, as well as the mistakes committed by the Bolivian government in the last 13 years
Hackers have increasingly targeted companies with malicious programs that can cripple systems overseeing everything from supply chains to payments to manufacturing, removing them only after receiving substantial payments
Pemex is drowning in debt
Pemex is in danger of being accused of accounting fraud in the U.S. The oil company has stopped paying contracts to over 950 companies and does not report that debt on its financial statements
Fuel oil crisis threatens Pemex
The entry into force of the new rules of the International Maritime Organization (IMO 2020) that forbid vessels to use fuel oil with high sulfur content (over 0.5%) affects not only national production but its commercialization in the domestic market, as well as its exports