Labor poverty falls in Tamaulipas, but 1 in 4 workers still can’t afford basic needs
Additionally, about half of its 1.7 million workforce remains in jobs without benefits, contracts, or protections.... Read more »
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Breaking news: Reynosa economic development secretary dies after car crash
Mauricio Treviño Garza, the secretary of economic development and employment, led business recruitment and workforce initiatives in the border city.... Read more »
Mexican trucking chamber warns highway unrest could disrupt U.S.-Mexico trade
The association is urging drivers to get off of major corridors as blockades are reported throughout Mexico, including in Reynosa. ... Read more »
Mexico moves forward with $2.7B highway investment in Tamaulipas
A new federal corridor in Mexico and highway upgrades directly across the Rio Grande Valley could reshape freight flows and... Read more »
Why Tamaulipas’ industry keeps growing despite trade headwinds
Headlines point to risk, but conditions on the ground suggest something else is unfolding in northern Tamaulipas, Mexico.... 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 »
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 »
Trump threatens 5% tariffs on Mexico over water debt, raising stakes for Valley growers
The tariff warning adds economic stakes to a long-running water dispute, tightening the squeeze on Valley growers and a fragile... Read more »
Reynosa holiday celebration draws a surge of cross-border visitors to historic downtown
City officials say upgraded plazas, cultural programming, and federal traveler assistance are helping boost seasonal commerce.... Read more »
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