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Mexico Says at Most Only 22 Vaquita Porpoises Remain
 AP
Experts said on Wednesday that at most only 22 vaquitas remain in the Gulf of California, where an increasingly violent battle is playing out between emboldened fishermen and the last line of defense for the smallest and most endangered porpoise in the world.
U.S. Issues Spring Break Security Alert for Mexico
 BanderasNews.com
Although many college students are either already sipping margaritas on a Mexican beach, or have had their spring break destinations booked for weeks, the U.S. State Department issued a Security Alert on Wednesday warning Spring Breakers heading to Mexico to use extra caution.
Mexican Market a Hot Commodity for Foreign Investors
 Freight Waves
In 2018, Mexico's gross domestic product increased by 2.3 percent, and is estimated to grow by 2.7 percent in 2019. With its population growing to 130 million and unemployment staying low at 3.6 percent, the Mexican market has become a hot commodity for foreign companies.
U.S. Expat Taxes: 7 Important Things You Need to Know
 BanderasNews.com
The tax rules for expats can allow them to earn up to $103,900 tax-free - if they've got their affairs set up properly. A new report from International Living details 17 important things you need to know when filing your U.S. taxes as an expat - here are seven key points.
Nopalimex Generating Electricity & Biogas with Nopal
 Mexico News Daily
A new chapter in the decade-long history of a Michoacán business commenced last week in Zitácuaro when the first industrial plant in Mexico dedicated to obtaining biogas and generating electricity from nopal, or prickly pear cactus, began operations.
Cuervo Express: Drink the Tequila, Drink in its History
 BanderasNews.com
For fans of history and booze alike, the Jose Cuervo Express is a luxurious vintage train that shuttles you from Guadalajara to Tequila on an all-you-can-drink excursion through Jalisco's agave fields, before dropping you off to tour the company's 250-year-old distillery.
Mexican Government Unveils Six-Year Tourism Strategy
 Travel Pulse
The Mexican government has announced a new 6-year tourism strategy that focuses on five key goals, including building the Mayan Train and enticing tourists to spend more money. Tourism is the nation's third largest foreign exchange earner, contributing $22 billion to the economy.
Mexico's Top Corner Stores Tap into Corona, Pacifico
 Reuters
Mexican bottler and retailer Femsa will start selling popular national beers, including Corona and Pacifico, at Oxxo stores, Mexico's biggest convenience store chain in April. Sales will begin in Mexico City and Guadalajara and spread to stores nationwide by the end of 2022.
Baby Boomers Consider Moving to Mexico for Retirement
 BanderasNews.com
In a new Expats In Mexico survey, nearly 52% of American and Canadian baby boomers say they are considering retiring in Mexico within 2 years, attracted by cost of living and climate. Puerto Vallarta was their destination of choice, followed by the Lake Chapala area & Los Cabos.
Ten Interesting Things You Should Know About Mexico
 MEXLend.com
Virtually worldwide, Mexico is known as the land of delicious Mexican food, culture, Mariachi music, and tequila. However, there are many aspects that many people aren't familiar with - even some of those who live, or own a home, here in this fascinating country.
Patrón Launches 2019 Margarita of the Year Contest
 BanderasNews.com
Raising a glass to cocktail creativity, Patrón Tequila has begun its search for 2019's 'Margarita of the Year.' The competition, featuring eight refreshingly unique twists on the iconic cocktail, gives members of the public the chance to vote for their favorite recipe.
Perez Fears Mexico Could Lose F1 Race for Decades
 Motor Sport
After hearing that the Mexican Grand Prix could be reduced or even stopped completely to create more funds for other projects, which include a 1,000-mile railway, driver Sergio Perez said that if his country loses its slot on the calendar it could take decades to regain.
Mexico's Alcatraz to be Turned into a Cultural Center
 BanderasNews.com
President Andrés Manuel López Obrador on Monday signed a declaration closing the federal prison on the Islas Marías, 60 miles off Mexico's Pacific coast. The former penitentiary will be turned into a learning center for the arts, culture and care of the natural environment.
Walmart de Mexico Solidifies Lead in Growing Market
 andnowuknow.com
While transportation and e-commerce are eating up costs for stateside retailers, the market in Mexico is clear of such margin-squeezing expenses. As a result one of Mexico's largest retailer, Walmart de Mexico, has solidified its lead in the growing market.
Mexico & Canada to Take Part in USDA Outlook Forum
 southeastagnet.com
Agriculture leaders of Mexico and Canada are scheduled to speak at the USDA's 95th Agricultural Outlook Forum, set to be held this week in Arlington, VA. The 'Growing Locally, Selling Globally,' theme highlights current issues and trends affecting agricultural production and global markets.
Netflix to Open Office, Produce More Shows in Mexico
 Variety
In a much-anticipated move, giant streaming service Netflix has confirmed the launch of a Mexico City office this year. The company also has more than 50 projects in different stages of production in Mexico, some original content, others co-productions.
Nordex to Produce Wind Turbine Rotor Blades in Mexico
 NA Windpower
The Nordex Group has announced plans to set up a wind turbine rotor blade production facility in Matamoros, Mexico. At full capacity, the plant will create around 900 direct and indirect local jobs, according to a statement released by the Germany-based company.
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