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Each week, Damian Fraser and Eduardo García dissect Mexico’s most important business stories with global impact—and bring on a guest to explore a subject the headlines missed
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85. Trade & Railways with CPKC and AmCham’s Oscar del Cueto | Mexico’s Budget, Digital Law, Kapital & Televisa (opens the original)
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We interview Oscar del Cueto, Head of CPKC Mexico and President of AmCham Mexico, for a conversation about railways and the future of North American trade. Oscar discusses how nearshoring is showing up in freight volumes, why Mexico still moves so much cargo by truck, the US$100 million expansion at Nuevo Laredo, border bureaucracy, security, tariffs and whether passenger rail can coexist with a growing freight network. We also ask what U.S. companies are telling AmCham ahead of the USMCA review
84. Mexico’s NYC Week; M&A Outlook; Axtel Bids, Felix Pago Funding, Volkswagen Cuts (opens the original)
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We interview María Ariza, CEO of Mexican stock exchange BIVA and founder of Mexico Investment Day, now Mexico Investment Week, in New York, to discuss next week’s event and the current state of Mexican capital markets. We also talk with Ariel Fischman, CEO and founder of 414 Capital, about the state of Mexico’s mergers and acquisitions market. First, Eduardo and Damian discuss the following business and economic stories: * Axtel, the Mexican telecom company that has been on the market for six ye
83. Mexico’s 55% Informality Problem; Aeroméxico-Delta, Viva-Volaris; Canada & USMCA; and the AI Software & Hardware Boom (opens the original)
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We interview Sofía Ramírez Aguilar, head of México, ¿Cómo Vamos?, a leading Mexican think tank, on one of Mexico’s biggest economic challenges: labour-market informality, and what to do about it. About 55% of employed Mexicans work informally, meaning they lack social-security or legal protections. Beyond that, informal workers earn less than half what formal workers make. Sofía explains why informality has proved so persistent, and how it is connected to Mexico’s low productivity, education, ge
82. J.P. Morgan on Mexico’s Economy; Tourism, Braskem Idesa Bankruptcy & Omnilife’s Texas Bet (opens the original)
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Is Mexico’s economy finally turning a corner, or simply stabilizing at a disappointingly low growth rate? This week on MexMoves, we interview Gabriel Lozano, Chief Mexico Economist at J.P. Morgan, to discuss the economic outlook for the rest of 2026: why investment is lacking, the weakness of auto and strength of non-auto exports, Mexico’s growing role in US data-center roll-out, the impact of Plan México, why the Peso is so strong, and what to expect from USMCA negotiations. First Eduardo and D
81. TRAXIÓN, Yuno & Mexico’s Biggest Business Stories of the Week (opens the original)
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Antonio Tejedo, Vice President of Investor Relations at Grupo TRAXIÓN, joins us to discuss the transformation of Mexico’s leading transportation and logistics company, from a traditional trucking operator into an integrated platform spanning freight, people mobility, warehousing, brokerage, technology and supply-chain management. We look at how TRAXIÓN was built through acquisitions, how nearshoring challenges and tariffs are hurting the company, the shift towards a more asset-light model, and h
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