Accelerated urbanization has redefined the landscapes of cities in Mexico and the United States, bringing significant challenges to preserving urban ecosystems. Green spaces and ecological corridors have emerged as key solutions to counteract the effects of urbanization, not only improving quality of life but also fostering biodiversity in increasingly dense environments. In cities like Mexico City and Los Angeles, green spaces represent more than just recreational areas; t

Mexico's border states have stood out in 2024 as key drivers of job creation, spurred by bilateral collaboration with the United States and the reconfiguration of global supply chains. States like Nuevo León, Baja California, and Chihuahua have solidified their positions as economic growth hubs, thanks to factors such as nearshoring, foreign direct investment (FDI), and a skilled workforce meeting the demands of high-tech industries. Nuevo León: The Epicenter of Nearshoring

In a context where food security and climate change occupy a top priority in global political agendas, Jalisco is emerging as a benchmark in promoting sustainable urban agriculture. This effort not only aims to optimize the use of natural resources but also strengthens bilateral cooperation between Mexico and the United States through technology transfer, investment in green infrastructure, and the exchange of best practices. In recent years, the state of Jalisco has champi

Since its implementation in July 2020, the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA) has transformed Mexico’s foreign trade dynamics, particularly in states like Jalisco. This treaty has spurred significant growth in exports, solidifying Jalisco as one of the country’s main economic engines. The impact of the USMCA is evident in the sustained increase in Jalisco's exports to the United States. According to recent data, these exports grew from $21.5 billion in 2019 to a