The magazine that analyzes the power of Mexican municipalities in the economy, governance and Mexico's relationship with the world.

Apodaca turned a combination of industry, an international airport, industrial parks and connectivity into something more difficult to build than a promotional campaign: a recognizable economic identity. Apodaca never needed to invent the title of logistics municipality. It ended up earning it. While many cities first search for a narrative and then try to attract investment, this Nuevo León municipality followed the opposite path: it accumulated factories, industrial parks,

The year 2025 began at full throttle for the Jalisco–Texas corridor. In 2024, Texas–Mexico trade closed at $281.2 billion, with Mexico as Texas’ top export destination ($123.7 billion, 27% of the total) and also its largest source of imports ($157.5 billion). That volume translates into increasingly dense supply chains that are breaking records: in March 2025, cross-border freight between the U.S., Mexico, and Canada reached a historic high, 8.4% above March 2024. For Jalisco