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

Climate change has ceased to be a distant threat and has become a tangible reality that challenges the resilience of our cities. In 2024, global surface temperatures rose by 1.29°C above the 20th-century average, surpassing the previous record set in 2023. This thermal increase, along with extreme weather events such as heatwaves and torrential rains, demands urgent adaptation of urban infrastructure in Mexico and the United States. Redesigning Buildings: Innovation in the

Over the past decade, Mexico and the United States have intensified their efforts to reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, focusing on urban policies that promote reforestation and the use of clean transportation. This article analyzes the initiatives implemented between 2017 and 2024, comparing key statistics and exploring the challenges both countries face in 2025 to maximize the impact of these policies. GHG Emissions Trends Mexico: In 2015, Mexico emitted approximatel

In recent years, Mexico and the United States have implemented various urban policies focused on reducing the carbon footprint, highlighting initiatives for reforestation and the promotion of clean transportation. These efforts have shown significant progress between 2023 and 2024, although challenges remain for their consolidation in 2025. Mexico has prioritized reforestation as a key strategy to mitigate climate change. The "Sembrando Vida" program has been emblematic, achi

In recent years, Mexico and the United States have intensified their efforts to promote a greener economy by implementing tax incentives and support programs aimed at companies investing in ecological solutions. This approach not only seeks to mitigate environmental impact but also positions both countries as leaders in sustainability and economic development. In 2023, Mexico launched the "Plan Mexico," a comprehensive strategy to attract investments in high-value-added sec

In recent years, transforming cities into greener environments has ceased to be an option and has become an urgent necessity. The climate crisis, air pollution, and biodiversity loss have led the governments of Mexico and the United States to prioritize the creation and rehabilitation of urban green spaces and ecological corridors. These public policies aim to improve residents' quality of life, lower urban temperatures, and promote biodiversity in increasingly densely popula

In recent years, binational collaboration between Jalisco and the U.S. border states, especially Texas, has taken on unprecedented importance in addressing shared environmental challenges such as water scarcity and waste management. These alliances aim to implement sustainable solutions that benefit both regions while recognizing the ecological and economic interdependence that binds them. Water Scarcity: A Shared Challenge Water scarcity is a pressing issue affecting both

In recent years, Mexico and the United States have intensified efforts to promote a greener economy by implementing tax incentives and support programs for companies investing in eco-friendly solutions. This analysis compares the initiatives and results achieved in both countries between 2020 and 2024, highlighting the challenges they face in 2025. Mexico: Progress and Strategies In 2020, the Mexican government launched the National Development Financing Program 2020-2024 (

In recent years, the cities of Guadalajara, Mexico, and Tucson, United States, have made significant advancements in implementing clean technologies for water management. These innovations focus on rainwater harvesting systems and wastewater treatment, crucial to addressing water challenges in both regions. Advances in Guadalajara Between 2017 and 2024, Guadalajara actively promoted the installation of Rainwater Harvesting Systems (SCALL) at the household level. These syste

The trade relationship between Mexico and the United States is a fundamental pillar for both economies but also a recurring source of tensions. One of the most controversial episodes was the tariff policy implemented by former President Donald Trump, which significantly impacted various sectors of the Mexican economy. This article examines how these measures affected Mexican products, the current outlook, and the challenges to developing their potential in 2025. A Direct Hi

Donald Trump’s return to the presidency of the United States in 2025 marks a new chapter in the complex bilateral relationship between Mexico and the United States. This development generates uncertainty and debate, with polarized opinions ranging from optimism to skepticism. In this context, it is crucial to separate myths from truths and analyze the economic and political implications of this new presidential term. Myth 1: “Trump will seek to dismantle the USMCA” Truth: A