IMEF indicators anticipate a “pandemic recession” for the Mexican economy in 2020. However, analysts believe that the economy will bounce back in 2021

Eight new deaths from COVID-19 were reported, bringing the total to 37. This is the highest number of dead patients registered in one single day

March 2020 was not a good month for capitals in the world, marking an unprecedented capital exit from emerging economies.

National Health Council declares health emergency in Mexico “due to force majeure”; suspension of non-essential activities is extended

Four more patients were reported to have died since yesterday’s briefing, meaning the total number of deaths moves to 12

Ana Lucía de la Garza, director of Epidemiological and Operational Research in the Ministry of Health, reported the death of two more patients

Second casualty is confirmed. Mexico’s Ministry of Health reported that a 74-year-old man in Durango is the second casualty

Another deceased patient was reported on Thursday by Deputy Minister of Health Hugo López-Gatell and Epidemiology director José Luis Alomía

Arturo Herrera said the long-awaited energy plan will be unveiled soon, disclosing all projects available. Energy auctions will not be included