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The rise of State 33, how the mexican diaspora is redefining the binational future
Today, over 38 million people of Mexican origin live in the United States, making up the largest Latino community in the country and one...
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May 82 min read
Border under pressure, the migration challenge reshaping the future
Along the shared margins of Mexico and the United States, border municipalities are facing a colossal challenge: managing the growing...
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May 73 min read
Borders of the Future: How Tijuana, El Paso and Nogales Are Redesigning Binational Policy and Technology
For a long time considered geopolitical margins, cities along the Mexico–United States border are no longer just buffer zones — they are...
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May 53 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 23 min read
Borders Under Siege, Alliances in Action: How Mexico and the U.S. Are Redefining Binational Security in 2025
Along the 3,200-kilometer corridor that both divides and connects Mexico and the United States—through deserts, industrial cities, and...
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May 13 min read
Mayors of Change: How Women Leaders Are Redefining Local Power in Mexico and the U.S.
In an era defined by institutional transformation and growing demands for governments to be more inclusive, efficient, and...
Editorial
Apr 303 min read
State 33: The New Global Power of Mexicans Abroad
In 2025, the Mexican diaspora is not only one of the largest migrant communities in the world but also an emerging political, economic,...
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Apr 293 min read
North America reborn, Jalisco and the Border States lead the new industrial era
In 2025, North America is experiencing an industrial renaissance that would have seemed unlikely just a decade ago. Driven by the...
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Apr 283 min read
Water Under Pressure: Hermosillo and Tucson Lead the Tech Race to Survive the Desert
As 2025 unfolds, the cities of Hermosillo, Sonora, and Tucson, Arizona—two of the most vital urban centers in the Sonoran Desert—are...
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Apr 243 min read
The Invisible Gap: Why Women Entrepreneurs Remain Locked Out of the Financial Game in Mexico and the U.S.
In 2025, the narrative of gender equality in entrepreneurship appears to be gaining traction, but the numbers paint a less optimistic...
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Apr 243 min read
Highways of the Future: The New Race to Dominate Trade at the Mexico–United States Border
At the border that unites—rather than separates—Mexico and the United States, a strategic race is underway to modernize freight...
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Apr 223 min read
Big Data: The Pending Revolution in Public Administration in Mexico and the United States?
In the digital age, the ability of governments to process and analyze large volumes of data, known as big data , has become a...
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Apr 223 min read
Democracy in the Digital Age: Mexico and the U.S. Compete to Lead Online Civic Engagement
For decades, citizen participation in government decision-making has been hindered by bureaucratic processes, low civic literacy, and...
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Apr 213 min read
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