Deliveries of the Tesla Cybertruck won't begin before late 2021 but, with a reserve price of just US $100, the California company has already received pre-orders for more than 250,000 units. It turns out 15 of these come from the mayor of Ciudad Valles in San Luis Potosí, Mexico.
Computers, tablets, and smartphones have made our lives easier by making communication faster, more convenient, and more efficient. At the same time, they've created privacy and security issues. Nov. 30 is Computer Security Day, a great time to take control of your online security.
Electric scooter rentals are coming to a busy Guadalajara suburb next month. Scooter companies Bird, Frog, Grin and Movo will each place 250 units on the streets of Zapopan after the municipality approved a pilot program that will begin testing their practicality on December 2.
The first-ever highway partially made of reclaimed plastic was inaugurated in Mexico on Nov. 13. The 2.5-mile stretch of highway in Guanajuato used 1.7 tons of recycled plastic, or the equivalent of 425,000 plastic packaging units, according to Dow Plastics Technology Mexico.
A culture of indigenous transgender women that has been part of southern Mexico's heritage for centuries is getting the 'Vogue' treatment. Next month, for the first time in the iconic fashion magazine's history, a 'muxe' will grace the cover of the Mexican and British editions.
Heineken and KHS are setting standards with the newest, and one of the biggest, breweries in Mexico on all counts: besides its impressive proportions, the plant in Meoqui, Chihuahua is also a shining example when it comes to ecological and economic sustainability.
Mexico is preparing to vote on its most ambitious railway project in decades - the Mayan Train. The new rail line would stretch nearly 1,500 kilometers and link towns and tourist attractions across six southern states. But opponents have plenty of concerns.
Mexico has a number of Fiestas Patrias, and the one coming up next is the celebration of the anniversary of the Mexican Revolution. Although the Revolution began on November 20, 1910, it's now officially celebrated on the third Monday of November, which this year falls on the 18th.
Mexico's Supreme Court gave Congress another 6 months to approve legislation that legalizes cannabis, postponing the deadline until the end of April. The court made its ruling on Nov 1, the last day legislators had to adjust the articles of the law deemed unconstitutional.
Mexico's Secretary of Agriculture and Rural Development, Victor Villalobos Arambula, will travel to China this month to sign pending protocols for the export of blackberries and other agro products, and to negotiate the export of Persian lime, Jalisco avocado, oranges, and grapefruit.
