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Trump’s 10% global tariff starts, USMCA exempts Mexico

Trump’s 10% global tariff starts, USMCA exempts Mexico

U.S. starts a 10% global import duty for 150 days. Mexico’s USMCA/T-MEC goods are exempt, but non-qualifying items still pay.
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digital payments mexico

Mexico’s push to shrink cash payments in favor of digital transactions

In a Feb. 24, 2026, interview, the head of Asociación de Bancos de México, Emilio Romano, described a coordinated effort with the federal government to roll out...
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Ajijic neighbors support “Berry Man” after truck burned in blockade

Ajijic neighbors began a support drive after a vendor lost truck and goods during Jalisco blockades on Sunday, February 22.
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Mexican peso exchange rate

Peso slips as tariffs and security risks outweigh GDP

The peso fell on Feb. 23 as U.S. tariff signals and security risks in Mexico outweighed stronger-than-expected GDP data.
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Canada beef sees Mexico as anchor for export shift

Canada beef sees Mexico as anchor for export shift

Mexico is Canada’s third-largest beef export market. Shipments hit about 24,000 tonnes in 2025, valued at $256m, as the USMCA review nears.
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USMCA

Supreme Court strikes Trump tariffs and jolts USMCA review

Court limits emergency-powers tariffs, shaking trade leverage just as North America heads into the 2026 USMCA review and renewal clock.
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Strong Peso Leaves American Tourists Spending Less in Mexico

Strong Peso Leaves American Tourists and Expats Spending Less in Mexico

A stronger Mexican peso is cutting into Americans’ wallets. U.S. tourists in Mexico are spending more cautiously and expats living on dollar incomes feel the...
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Mexico beef prices jump as extortion hits supply chain

Mexico beef prices jump as extortion hits supply chain

Beef prices in Mexico rose about 16.5% to start 2026, as extortion, theft and tighter imports add costs from ranch to butcher.
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Puerto Vallarta’s Historic Center Getting a Facelift

Extortion attempts rise for Puerto Vallarta small businesses

Coparmex members in Puerto Vallarta report rising extortion attempts—mostly by phone—highlighting a wider national trend and major underreporting.
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Mexico Tops U.S. Export Markets in 2025

New U.S. Census data show Mexico became the No. 1 market for U.S. goods exports in 2025, narrowly topping Canada as integration deepened.
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Restaurant Closures in Los Cabos Amid a Downtown Demand Slump

Restaurant Closures in Los Cabos Amid a Downtown Demand Slump

At least 20 restaurants have closed in Los Cabos as sales sag. Costs are rising, and visitors are staying in resorts instead of downtown.
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Nearshoring Boom Takes Shape at Expo Manufactura 2026

Nearshoring Boom Takes Shape at Expo Manufactura 2026

At Expo Manufactura 2026 in Monterrey, nearshoring is no longer just talk—it's triggering factory expansions and filling local hotels.
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