Sending money to Mexico just got more expensive— here’s what to know
The Trump administration imposed a new tax on money sent to Mexico, but there are some loopholes to avoid paying... Read more »
Mexico
Pharr International Bridge expansion nears completion as trade growth accelerates
The $150 million project at one of the nation’s busiest cargo crossings is about 80% complete and on track for... Read more »
Reynosa formalizes new cluster to organize major manufacturing sector
Tamaulipas state leaders say the structure is designed to improve coordination, training, and long-term planning.... Read more »
Reynosa families adjust holiday budgets amid rising costs to keep Christmas dinner traditions
Mexican shoppers compare prices, switch brands, and prioritize traditional dishes as families gather from both sides of the border.... Read more »
Industrial outlook: Reynosa and Matamoros close the year on different footing as 2026 takes shape
Late-year indicators point to different strategies taking hold across northern Mexico’s industrial markets.... Read more »
Matamoros auto supplier doubles workforce with $2.7M expansion as Tamaulipas launches new automotive cluster
The dual announcements point to deeper coordination among manufacturers, suppliers, and training institutions across Tamaulipas, Mexico.... Read more »
Why residents in Reynosa and Matamoros are paying more for everyday costs — and what’s driving the increase
The latest inflation data in Mexico show a clear shift along the border — and residents are starting to feel... Read more »
Valley farmers demand accountability as Mexico agrees to release a portion of water it owes the U.S.
The planned release covers roughly one-quarter of Mexico’s treaty debt, leaving Valley growers pressing for full compliance.... Read more »
English-language rules at the border are sidelining trucks — and reshaping the logistics industry
Border inspections are pushing trucking firms to rethink operations and workforce readiness.... Read more »
Trump tariff threat on Mexico pushes water talks forward, raising hopes — and doubts — on both sides of the border
U.S. and Mexican water users agree the Rio Grande basin is near crisis levels, but remain divided over what relief... Read more »
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