Reynosa’s trucking industry shifts into survival mode
Freight companies in Reynosa are cutting fleets and tightening operations as falling rates, rising costs, and a U.S. downturn squeeze... Read more »
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Reynosa looks beyond manufacturing to drive its next phase of growth
City leaders are pushing retail, tourism, and small business growth as job pressure builds across manufacturing and logistics sectors.... Read more »
Mexico depends on Texas gas while its own reserves sit untapped
The country imports 75% of its natural gas — much of it from a basin it shares with the U.S.... Read more »
Reynosa’s growth is fueling a housing surge — and an affordability squeeze
Housing prices in Reynosa are rising faster than the national average as nearshoring and industrial growth drive demand, while supply... Read more »
In rural Tamaulipas, one entrepreneur is testing whether wine can take root
After five years of vineyard trials, the project is preparing for a larger harvest and building on what its owner... Read more »
Freight demand is rising in Mexico, but the trucking sector is struggling to keep up
Rising costs, security risks, and a shortage of trained drivers are making it harder for trucking companies to keep pace... Read more »
Mexico is investing $2.7B for a new trade route — but Matamoros isn’t on it
Business leaders say the latest route map could reshape freight flows, raise logistics costs, and test Matamoros’ position in the... Read more »
More women are dying from breast cancer in Tamaulipas — just miles away, survival looks very different
Nearly 70% of breast cancer cases in Reynosa are diagnosed late, driving more aggressive treatment and lower survival rates.... Read more »
As deportations fall, more migrants are staying in border cities instead of trying again
Deportations from the U.S. are declining, but more migrants are staying in border cities like Reynosa and Matamoros, shifting pressure... Read more »
Rio Grande Valley population grew slightly over the year, despite international migration slowing to a trickle
The Rio Grande Valley population hit 1.4 million residents as of July 2025, according to U.S. Census estimates.... Read more »
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