The Mexico Political Economist
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Petrochemical investment isn’t about growth, it’s about saving what’s left
It should be more or less the same sad tale as with Mexico’s oil and gas industry. It’s actually worse.
Recent Mexican governments have prioritised the oil sector precisely because it is the foundation, not only of the petrochemical indust...
Sacrificing tomorrow’s pensioners to bide a struggling health system time
Mexico’s public health system needed to make cuts, it sure found them.
The Big News Breakdown. Unpacking this week’s most important news.
The 3 renewable energies Mexico must stop ignoring
Clean energy more than solar and wind. You wouldn’t get that impression from looking at the current administration’s current roll out—90% the former, the other 10% mostly the latter. But Mexico has a rich tradition of using other renewables...
AT&T was doing well in Mexico, so why is it leaving?
What its departure means for the future of mobile.
The Big News Breakdown. Unpacking this week’s most important news.
Batteries are the shot in the arm Mexico’s failing electrical grid needs
The Yucatán peninsula might as well be an island when it comes to the Mexican electrical grid. A single transmission line cuts from the “mainland” network to supply a region that struggles to keep the AC on during the hotter months.
The po...
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