Mexico
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10 people injured after attack on Coca-Cola bottler in Mexico
Coca-Cola Femsa said it is “evaluating the viability” of its operations after attack on offices in southern Mexico state of Guerrero
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Magna opens new chassis assembly plant in Mexico
130,000-sq.ft. facility south of Mexico City will produce structural welded assemblies for automakers including Nissan
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Production underway at ThyssenKrupp’s new axle plant in Mexico
ThyssenKrupp plant in Puebla, Mexico, can build 2,200 axles per day for Volkswagen Jetta, Golf and Beetle
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Mexican residents block U.S.-backed hydroelectric plant
Residents fought back against US$30-million project to build 15-megawatt hydroelectric plan
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Mexico agrees to recognize Canada’s lumber certification program
Certain lumber producers now able to export wood to Mexico with phytosanitary certificate, according to CFIA
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Low oil prices may delay bidding on Mexico exploration deals
Mexico’s finance secretary said bidding likely to be delayed for so-called unconventional exploration projects
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Bombardier suspending Learjet 85 program, cutting 1,000 jobs
Montreal-based transportation giant said layoffs planned at Wichita, Kansas, Queretaro, Mexico, plants
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Unifor expresses disappointment in GM’s US$3.6B Mexico investment
Union concerned with “avalanche of new investment announcements received by Mexico in last year”
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Mexico cancels high-speed rail contract, opening door for Bombardier
US$3.7-billion contract cancelled after being awarded to Chinese consortium; about 70 per cent of Mexico’s trains have been supplied by Bombardier
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Pacific Rubiales exploring possible oil and gas projects in Mexico
Toronto-based Pacific Rubiales signed deal with Mexico’s state oil company, Pemex, to explore potential projects
