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7 recent EnMonterrey stories on Monterrey in Monterrey and Nuevo León, newest first. Every story links back to the primary sources.

  1. Logistics · Regional Corridor · Sep 11, 2026Tourist-Pass Proposal Could Disrupt Saltillo-Monterrey Freight CorridorCoahuila’s economy secretary says the proposed Nuevo León pass could add friction to a corridor that carries manufactured goods toward Nuevo Laredo, before operating rules are published.
  2. Business · Supply Chains · Sep 6, 2026Expo Pyme Targets 3,000 Business Meetings in Nuevo LeónCaintra’s September gathering is widening its buyer network and adding financing conversations as Nuevo León companies look for more local supply-chain links.
  3. Infrastructure · Water · Aug 26, 2026Monterrey’s Ps. 34.7M Water Program Targets a 35% Loss CutA 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.
  4. Infrastructure · Mobility · Aug 12, 2026Nuevo León Firms Turn to Staggered Schedules as Traffic BuildsCaintra says eight in 10 surveyed companies now use a mobility measure, from staggered hours to carpooling, as Monterrey’s commute remains a business issue.
  5. Logistics · Aviation · Aug 3, 2026Monterrey Airport Paused Flights for Nearly an Hour in StormA thunderstorm interrupted takeoffs and landings at Monterrey International Airport on Sunday afternoon. The short pause is a useful reminder that weather remains an operating variable for the region’s air gateway.
  6. Finance · Corporate Debt · Aug 2, 2026Nemak Raises Ps. 7.4B in Monterrey Debt RefinanceThe Monterrey auto-parts maker placed two local-note tranches, with proceeds earmarked to refinance existing liabilities and settlement expected on August 4.
  7. Earnings · Building Materials · Jul 27, 2026CEMEX posts record $1.02 billion EBITDA, raises 2026 outlookThe Monterrey-HQ'd cement giant beat estimates with a 24% EBITDA jump and now expects full-year growth of up to 17%, powered by cost cuts and a European settlement.