Mexico City News: Sustainable Finance, Dollar Rates, and a Century-Old Tortoise's Joy

Mexico City News Summary: Fibra Prologis Secures Sustainable Financing, Dollar Fluctuates at AICM, and Century-Old Tortoise Mommy Welcomes Newborns Mexico City, May 31, 2025 – Today's news from EjeCentral Informativo covers a range of topics, from finance to heartwarming animal stories. Fibra Prologis, a significant player in the Mexican real estate market, announced a refinancing of its credit line, increasing it from $400 million to $500 million, with an option to reach $1 billion. This move is seen as strengthening their financial profile and reducing debt. "The new credit offers better financial conditions, including a lower interest rate," reported Paola Alcocer, news anchor for EjeCentral Informativo. Meanwhile, at Mexico City International Airport (AICM), the dollar's exchange rate fluctuated between 19.10 and 20.80 pesos, depending on the exchange house. Travelers are advised to shop around for the best rates before their flights. Separately, there's heartwarming news from the animal kingdom. Mommy, a 100-year-old giant tortoise, has successfully laid 16 eggs, with four healthy hatchlings emerging. This event is considered a significant boost for the endangered species. The diverse news presented by EjeCentral Informativo highlights the vibrant pulse of Mexico's economic and social landscape.