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Saltillo

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Sep 21, 2026

ScafiHOST
34:10
But I think it's a nice idea.
ScafiHOST
34:12
Hey, let's talk about the city that we're praying for today, Saltillo.
ScafiHOST
34:17
It's the capital and the largest city of the northeastern Mexican state.
ScafiHOST
34:22
I'm
ScafiHOST
35:50
And they're also known for traditional handicrafts, including bright-colored wool, sarapes, which are like shawls, and classic terracotta floor tiles.
ScafiHOST
35:59
They have about a million people, and they also serve as a major industrial hub, particularly renowned as a primary center for automotive manufacturing in Mexico.
ScafiHOST
36:10
There's a lot going on in Saltillo.
ScafiHOST
36:13
And I think if you were talking about it like in more of an Argentinian accent, you'd probably say saltillo because they usually read the double Ls.
Jake NeerHOST
0:21
Welcome to this bonus episode of the show.
Jake NeerHOST
0:24
Earlier this week on the show, we told you Stellantis was weighing a move of heavy-duty Ram pickup production from its Saltillo plant in Mexico to the underused Warren truck plant here in Michigan.
Jake NeerHOST
0:37
Today we're bringing you a deeper look at that story straight from our newsroom.
Jake NeerHOST
0:41
Automotive news reporter Rudy Shork breaks down why tariffs have Stellantis running the numbers on this move, why Warren Truck is even in the conversation, and why actually pulling it off would be a lot more complicated than it sounds.
Rudy SchorkCORRESPONDENT
1:10
Stellantis is looking at what it could cost to move some Ram pickup production from Mexico back to the United States.
Rudy SchorkCORRESPONDENT
1:17
And while that sounds pretty straightforward, moving production from one of your most profitable vehicles from one country to another is anything but simple.
Rudy SchorkCORRESPONDENT
1:26
Stellantis has recently asked key suppliers to put together cost estimates for potentially moving heavy-duty ram pickup production from the Saltillo Truck Assembly Plant in Mexico to Warren Truck Assembly in Michigan, just outside Detroit.
Rudy SchorkCORRESPONDENT
1:40
Now I want to make something clear from the beginning.
DougHOST
4:07
yeah
Katie BarberiGUEST
4:08
um I was born in Saltillo, Coahuila, Mexico, which is in the northern part of the country.
Katie BarberiGUEST
4:15
My father, Ernesto Barberi, may he rest in peace, was Mexican and a very recognized hotel administrator here in Mexico, responsible for the opening of some of the coolest hotels in the country, I can say.
Katie BarberiGUEST
4:32
Oh, sweet.
Ernesto López PortilloGUEST
23:24
With the mayor, I already remembered his last name, Loyola.
Ernesto López PortilloGUEST
23:29
Pero también nos tocó vivirlo, por ejemplo, en Saltillo, que por cierto, Saltillo hoy es uno de los municipios mejor calificados en México porque ha crecido en especialización.
Ernesto López PortilloGUEST
23:42
Entonces, se combinan liderazgos, Adam, que desafortunadamente suceden muy poco.
Adam IsaacsonHOST
23:52
In the three places, there have been mayors and maybe security secretaries who are committed and technicians.
Elías ChávezHOST
0:59
Incautan cincuenta y nueve millones de litros.
Elías ChávezHOST
1:02
El volumen hallado en depósito de San José Iturbide supera los quince punto cuatro millones de Arizpe y Saltillo en Coahuila y los diez millones del caso Tampico en Tamaulipas.
Elías ChávezHOST
1:12
[sonido de transición] Excélsior: Decomisan cincuenta y nueve millones de litros de huachicol.
Elías ChávezHOST
1:18
El aseguramiento de una pipa con combustible ilegal en julio pasado derivó en la incautación de un megacentro de almacenamiento en el estado de Guanajuato.
Sue AndersonNARRATOR
259:21
January second.
Sue AndersonNARRATOR
259:22
Saltillo at three in the afternoon, nine leagues.
Sue AndersonNARRATOR
259:26
On January third, eighteen thirty-four, I was arrested by General Lemus by orders from the Secretary of War, dated in Mexico twenty-first December.
Sue AndersonNARRATOR
259:40
End of Part One of the Prison Journal of Stephen F. Austin from the Texas Historical Association Quarterly, Volume Two, Number Three, January eighteen ninety-nine.
Sue AndersonNARRATOR
260:19
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Sue AndersonNARRATOR
260:26
The General treated me with the greatest attention and delicacy, for which I am and always will be grateful.
Sue AndersonNARRATOR
260:35
On the fourth we left Saltillo.
Sue AndersonNARRATOR
260:37
I traveled in the coach with the General and his family.
Estefanía CalvilloGUEST
10:36
Y sí, como que lo intenta-- o sea, sí lo intentaron, pero como que no, no, eh, no fue lo de ellos.
Estefanía CalvilloGUEST
10:45
Y ya cuando a mí me tocó ir a la universidad, eh, pues bueno, mi-- yo estudié en la capital de mi estado, en Saltillo, y mis papás fueron allá, entonces era como: Yo quiero como, pues no sé, con mis papás, ¿no? De que siento que siempre fue mi plan, que de...
Estefanía CalvilloGUEST
11:01
[se ríe] Entonces ni siquiera pen-- pasó por mi mente como venir acá, aparte como ellos ya lo habían intentado y pues no fue como que ah, le siguieron o así, pues no, no fue como que me, me interesó, no lo consideré ni siquiera como una opción.
VivianaHOST
11:23
Guau.
Santiago SegoviaHOST
2:47
Entonces le digo: estamos la primera presentación, ahora 11 de septiembre.
Santiago SegoviaHOST
2:52
Vamos a tener una segunda presentación también aquí en Saltillo, donde se va a presentar todo distinto.
Santiago SegoviaHOST
3:01
No son los mismos objetos, no son las mismas muñecas, este, son otras historias, son otros testimonios, porque pues ya tenemos muchas, muchas investigaciones, diecisiete años de investigaciones, imagínese.
Santiago SegoviaHOST
3:14
Entonces, todo eso lo vamos a-- en la segunda presentación que tenemos aquí en Saltillo, va a ser totalmente diferente.
Santiago SegoviaHOST
3:22
La presentación que vamos a tener en Monterrey también es material totalmente diferente.
Santiago SegoviaHOST
3:26
Eh, una producción, pues bastante buena de Campus Originals.
speaker_5UNKNOWN
5:51
Eh, muchas veces esperaba verlo en vivo, ¿verdad? Siempre lo veía o lo veo por YouTube y me sé casi todas las historias que cuenta y espero cada viernes para ver sus en vivo.
speaker_5UNKNOWN
6:05
Y ahora me tocó venir aquí, pues estoy muy emocionado
Javier Zarazúa RuizGUEST
3:02
I started with Caterpillar almost 20 years.
Javier Zarazúa RuizGUEST
3:05
Then I worked for a couple of companies here in the Saltillo area.
Javier Zarazúa RuizGUEST
3:09
And then I decided to get on my own about nine years ago.
Javier Zarazúa RuizGUEST
3:15
And I started helping companies moving operations, manufacturing operations to Mexico.

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Javier Zarazúa RuizGUEST
17:49
We can start with the Bajio, which is central part of Mexico.
Javier Zarazúa RuizGUEST
17:53
They're automotive.
Javier Zarazúa RuizGUEST
17:54
And I'll include Saltillo, even though we're not part of the Bajio.
Javier Zarazúa RuizGUEST
17:57
Saltillo is actually called the Detroit of Mexico because we have three big assembly facilities here in town.
Sue AndersonVOICE_ACTOR
270:37
January first, eighteen thirty-four, Agua Nueva, twelve leagues.
Sue AndersonVOICE_ACTOR
270:42
January second, Saltillo at three in the afternoon, nine leagues.
Sue AndersonVOICE_ACTOR
270:47
On January third, eighteen thirty-four, I was arrested by General Lemus by orders from the Secretary of War, dated in Mexico twenty-first December.
Sue AndersonVOICE_ACTOR
271:01
End of part one of the Prison Journal of Stephen F. Austin from the Texas Historical Association Quarterly, volume two, number three, January eighteen ninety-nine.
Sue AndersonVOICE_ACTOR
271:40
For more information or to volunteer, please visit LibriVox.org.
Sue AndersonVOICE_ACTOR
271:47
The General treated me with the greatest attention and delicacy, for which I am and always will be grateful.
Sue AndersonVOICE_ACTOR
271:55
On the fourth we left Saltillo.
Sue AndersonVOICE_ACTOR
271:58
I traveled in the coach with the General and his family.

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