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In a context of growing interconnection between Mexico and the United States, the border city of Nogales is positioned as a crucial hub for binational economic development. In a recent interview, Mayor Jorge Maldonado highlighted how cross-border trade, especially in the agricultural sector, has become a vital engine for the local and regional economy. A Trade That Drives the Economy Nogales’ economy significantly benefits from the trade of agricultural products from Mexico

The border between Mexico and the United States is a complex setting where political, economic, and cultural factors converge. The twin cities of Nogales – Nogales, Arizona, and Nogales, Sonora – exemplify this duality, showing noticeable differences in development and quality of life despite their geographic proximity. In a recent interview, Mayor Jorge Maldonado of Nogales, Arizona, shared his vision on how institutions and policies on both sides of the border influence eco

Since the beginning of his administration, Maldonado has emphasized a modern, progress-oriented approach to governance, focusing on transforming Nogales into a benchmark for economic development, community integration, and international collaboration. His strategy is based on enhancing infrastructure, security, and the economy, always with an eye on strengthening the historic and cooperative relationship with Nogales, Sonora. This binational perspective has resulted in projec

At the heart of the border between Mexico and the United States, Nogales, Arizona stands out as one of the most strategic entry points for international trade. In a recent interview, Mayor Jorge Maldonado emphasized the importance of this city not merely as a border crossing, but as a fundamental driver that fuels both economic and political ties between the two nations. Nogales has established itself over recent years as a commercial bridge that handles approximately $30 bil