
Nuevo León commits MX$1 billion to build 40 new schools
The state says it will add 40 public schools by December, alongside a separate MX$1 billion rehabilitation program already underway across Nuevo León.
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The state says it will add 40 public schools by December, alongside a separate MX$1 billion rehabilitation program already underway across Nuevo León.
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The Monterrey-area telecom operator has approved a proposed offer for its remaining shares, but regulators must still clear the deal and no launch date is set.

Nuevo León and Texas are planning two more cargo bridges at Colombia-Laredo, a practical bet on the corridor north of Monterrey and its next logistics bottleneck.




Nuevo León drew US$3.712 billion in foreign direct investment during the first half, a useful signal of industrial depth even as most national capital was reinvested by existing companies.
A Ps. 34.7M private-sector-backed program will map leaks across 277 kilometres of Monterrey’s network, pairing smart meters and acoustic sensors with a practical test of water efficiency.
Nuevo León ranked second among Mexican states for foreign direct investment in the first half, even as the national record leaned heavily on reinvestment by companies already operating here.
Monterrey's search market grew up with its industrial base. Silvia Flores on how retained work replaced contingent brochures across the corridor.
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