General Motors announces the dismissal of a thousand workers in Coahuila

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Some 1,000 workers from the Ramos Arizpe plant in General Motors lost their jobs following the White House’s announcement to maintain 25 percent tariffs on imports of products originating in Mexico. Meanwhile, the state government called for caution. “A thousand workers left right now, we are stable,” revealed the deputy state leader of the Confederation of Mexican Workers (CTM), Jesús Berino Granados, who added, was closed a shift. “Now three s…

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Five years ago, the closure of AHMSA economically paralysed the central region of Coahuila. There is now a new fear, but in the Southeast region, because General Motors analyses moving part of its production to the United States in the face of tariff threats from US President Donald Trump.

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Coahuila, January 30, 2025.- About a thousand workers from the Ramos Arizpe plant in General Motors lost their jobs after the White House announced that it would maintain 25 percent tariffs on imports of products originating in Mexico. Meanwhile, the state government called for caution. “Right now... Continue Reading →

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Mexico City, Mexico.- The General Motors (GM) plant in Ramos Arizpe, Coahuila, faced a severe blow this Thursday, following the White House decision to maintain 25% tariffs on imports of products from Mexico. This adjustment was immediately reflected in the automotive plant, which has had to fire a thousand workers and adjust its production, reducing from three to two shifts. 1,000 GM workers in Ramos Arizpe lose their jobs due to U.S. tariffs.