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The Alliance That Could Propel Municipalities. Foreign Universities, Global Talent, and Local Power
For years, many Mexican municipalities treated international university cooperation as a ceremonial luxury: agreements, photographs, and academic visits with little impact on daily life. That stage is ending. As global supply chains reorganize, technological competition intensifies across North America, and the race for talent accelerates, partnerships between local governments and foreign universities are emerging as a practical tool of territorial economic policy. These col
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Mar 124 min read
Deadly Climate, Cities Under Pressure. The Public Health Battle That Will Shape Global Competitiveness
Climate change is no longer just an environmental debate; it has become a daily test of local governance, public health, and economic competitiveness. Municipalities are now where a decisive part of the new productive map between Mexico, the United States, and their trade partners across the Americas, Europe, and Africa is being drawn. When a city cannot respond to heat waves, dengue outbreaks, water shortages, or floods, the consequences go beyond quality of life. Industrial
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Mar 114 min read
¡Long Live Mexico!
InterAlcaldes Magazine Announces the 2nd International Mayors Summit in Montreal (July 2026). Montreal, Canada.— In the year North America will host the FIFA World Cup 2026, InterAlcaldes magazine, under the leadership of its CEO Miguel Ángel Ramírez, announces and invites leaders to the 2nd International Mayors Summitin Montreal, one of the official World Cup host cities. The event will take place in July 2026 as part of the festival “Made in Mexico – Fabriqué au Québec 20
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Dec 22, 20253 min read
Puerto Vallarta resort or powerhouse? The binational hub competing in passengers, talent, and services
Puerto Vallarta is no longer just a postcard destination of beaches, sunsets, and cruise ships. Over the last decade, the city has...
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Oct 3, 20254 min read
Guardians of Water! How Women Are Stopping Thirst Where the State Fails
2025 finds us with a statistical reprieve but a more complex challenge. In Mexico, drought coverage fell to 17.7% by mid-July 2025, down...
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Sep 30, 20253 min read
Neighborhoods Reborn! The revolution of urban renewal in Mexico and the U.S.
The renewal of infrastructure in aging neighborhoods has ceased to be a mere aesthetic upgrade and is now a strategic necessity for...
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Sep 18, 20253 min read
Border 4.0: The Mexican Diaspora Turns the Line into a Binational Wealth Zone
On North America’s economic map, the border has ceased to be a dividing line: it is now a platform. The rise of the Mexican diaspora in...
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Sep 18, 20253 min read
Women rule the border. Parity, technology, and power in the new migration policy
Migration policy between Mexico and the United States entered 2025 with a paradox: while Mexico consolidated an unprecedented female...
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Sep 18, 20253 min read
Cities on the edge. Turning the urban crisis into the great green opportunity for Mexico and the U.S.
In 2025, urban sustainability has ceased to be a matter of “good intentions” and has become a competitiveness strategy. In the United...
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Sep 10, 20253 min read
Women at the border in the lead. From classrooms to councils, the leap Mexico and the U.S. can no longer delay
The political landscape of 2025 along the U.S.–Mexico border delivers a clear message: in Mexico, the 2024 presidential election capped a...
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Sep 5, 20253 min read
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