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Guadalajara and Monterrey, the New “Iron Fists” of Nearshoring: How to Replicate Their Logistics Muscle in Your Municipality
Guadalajara and Monterrey closed 2024 as the most dynamic logistics poles in Mexico, a leap that in 2025 is already reshaping routes,...
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Aug 153 min read
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,...
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Aug 143 min read
Innovate or Be Left Behind: 2025 Puts Local Government in Mexico and the U.S. to the Test
Public-sector innovation is no longer cosmetic—it’s the difference between a government that delivers and one that falls behind. In 2025,...
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Aug 133 min read
$5 Billion, Hundreds of Thousands of Learners”: AWS’s move that could redraw the Mexico–U.S. digital map
On August 6, a strategic alliance between Amazon Web Services (AWS) and Mexico’s Ministry of Economy was formalized to deliver free,...
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Aug 133 min read
Training or chaos. The U.S.–Mexico border’s security is decided in the classroom
Border security is no longer defined solely by walls or equipment; it is determined in classrooms, simulators, and forensic labs. 2025...
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Aug 123 min read
Smart cities, efficient governments. The digital revolution in public services across North America
For decades, public services in Mexico and the United States have been synonymous with bureaucracy, inefficiency, and inequity. Yet a...
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Aug 83 min read
A border in debt. The ongoing challenge of protecting migrant women
Along the busiest border in the world, the image of the migrant woman emerges as an invisible protagonist—resilient in spirit, yet...
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Aug 73 min read
Green wheels in motion. The future of public transit is already crossing the border
As we enter 2025, urban mobility along the Mexico–U.S. border is at a turning point. Climate change, global energy pressures, and growing...
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Aug 73 min read
Nearshoring. The silent revolution redrawing the Mexico–U.S. Economy
Amid global geopolitical tensions and supply chain disruptions triggered by the COVID-19 pandemic, the phenomenon of nearshoring has...
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Aug 73 min read
Million-dollar trash. How recycling is shaping urban power in the 21st century between Mexico and the United States
At the heart of the new urban agendas in Mexico and the United States, recycling and waste management have evolved from peripheral...
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Aug 63 min read
Flavors that unite nations. The new culinary diplomacy between Mexico and the U.S.
In a world where economics, culture, and politics are increasingly intertwined, gastronomy has transcended its traditional role as a...
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Aug 63 min read
Borders Under Fire: The Urgency of a Binational Policy Against Cross-Border Crime
In a context where interdependence between Mexico and the United States goes beyond economics and politics, cross-border crime has become...
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Aug 63 min read
Dry borders, empty fields, the migration crisis threatening water and food in North America
In the agricultural regions of California, Arizona, Texas, and Florida—where over 60% of the fruits and vegetables consumed in the United...
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Jul 313 min read
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