In Mexico's auto heartland, workers struggle as chip shortage bites
📊Executive Summary
The article discusses the significant impact of the ongoing semiconductor shortage on the automotive industry in Mexico, particularly in the state of Aguascalientes. Major automakers like Nissan and Daimler AG are facing production cuts and temporary shutdowns due to a lack of chips, leading to job losses and reduced wages for workers. The situation has resulted in rolling shutdowns at various plants, with estimates suggesting that one in five automotive workers have lost their jobs since the shortage began. The article highlights the broader economic implications, including a projected decline in vehicle production and GDP growth due to these disruptions....
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