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Japan Reaches the Countryside. The Technological Alliance That Could Rescue Rural Municipalities… or Leave Them Behind in 2026
In the Mexico–United States debate, we often imagine technological cooperation as a conversation between major cities: semiconductors, electric vehicles, cybersecurity, artificial intelligence. Yet the major geoeconomic shift of 2026 is unfolding far from urban centers—inside rural municipalities competing for investment, water, talent, and connectivity with outdated tools. This is where Japan emerges as an unexpectedly strategic partner, not by “donating technology,” but by
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Barrier-Free Tourism at the Border: The Inclusion Business That Can’t Wait
Accessible tourism is no longer a goodwill gesture—it is a public policy with an immediate economic return. In the United States,...
Editorial
Aug 14, 20253 min read
Cities that breathe, the green revolution redefining urban futures in Mexico and the United States
In a global context marked by climate crises, uncontrolled urban sprawl, and growing socio-environmental inequalities, Mexico and the...
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May 2, 20253 min read
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