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Economy & Business - June 2024
MEXICO: Blackouts to continue without more investment
Power outages across Mexico in early May caused by a surge in electricity demand amid some of the hottest temperatures in more than 20 years have exposed the critical state of the country’s energy sector. There is widespread concern that without massive new investments, blackouts are set to continue.
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