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

Mexico may have trade agreements, a strategic border, industrial capacity and skilled labor. But without water, energy and well-planned land, nearshoring will remain a promise. That is the uncomfortable truth. The country’s next competitive advantage will not be only its proximity to the United States. It will be its ability to prove that its territories can sustain real investment: with available water, reliable megawatts, clear permits, productive land, sufficient drain

In 2025, nonprofit organizations operating between Mexico and the United States face an uncomfortable paradox: they have more technological tools than ever to manage resources, demonstrate impact, and reach donors—yet they are also more exposed to economic volatility, public mistrust, and regulatory pressure. Along the border region and across binational corridors focused on migration, water, health, education, and housing, philanthropy and social action are no longer competi