Data revealing a slight contraction in unemployment in Mexico took the spotlight this week

Mexico reduced its unemployment rate in June 2021 but precarious employment increased.

The National Institute of Statistics and Geography (INEGI) reports an economic trade surplus in June worth US$762 million for an 86 percent shrinkage.

The latest economic forecast for 3Q2021 predicts progress, but experts remain dubious of the impact of COVID-19.

Mexico is not expected to meet AMLO’s desired growth by the end of the year and much less the third quarter.

HRW has given several suggestions to INEGI to make the its surveys are more inclusive for people living with disabilities.

Nuevo Leon is a powerful state in terms of manufacturing. What can it do for Mexico´s aerospace sector?

Consistent unemployment in Mexico City may hurt the country’s economic recovery.

Increasing women’s participation in the workforce would add about US$800 billion to the country’s GDP.