Investment Thrives on Strong Institutions and Trust
Institutional trust drives investment by strengthening economic resilience, good governance, and sustainable business growth in Tijuana and Baja California.
Institutional trust drives investment by strengthening economic resilience, good governance, and sustainable business growth in Tijuana and Baja California.
By: Luis Manuel Hernández G. When it comes to investment-related topics, we are all familiar with certain factors: rapid technological advancements, shifting
Protectionism is reshaping productivity and supply chains. Is Baja California prepared to rethink alliances, boost resilience, and strengthen suppliers?
Baja California’s pipeline boosts productivity, resilience, and global value, proving its true strength extends far beyond the idea of cheap labor globally.
Discover the role of the CMO, the impact of semiconductors, and how Baja California is transforming its economy in a digitally driven world for every need.
Learn how compliance, skilled talent, and value chains reinforce business strategy in response to global challenges and the rise of nearshoring in Mexico.
Baja California has recorded 450% economic growth thanks to its industrial ecosystem, local talent, and strategic investment in the region.
Discover how Made in America 2025 impacts manufacturing, nearshoring, and the Mexico–U.S. border. We analyze risks and opportunities for Mexico.
Technonationalism and nearshoring are reshaping the global economy. Mexico must innovate, strengthen manufacturing, and adapt to tariffs and protectionist policies.

Global analysis of manufacturing and economic leadership: impact of tariffs, geopolitics, innovation, and challenges toward 2025 in a world of structural changes.

This article analyzes the main challenges and opportunities Mexico faces with the arrival of the new U.S. president. From the impact of potential trade tariffs and mass deportations to the implications for energy transition and the USMCA, it addresses the key economic factors that will shape the bilateral relationship in the coming years, highlighting the importance of nearshoring and strategic collaboration between both nations.

We analyze how the USMCA impacts value chains in Mexico and the United States, exploring the proposals of presidential candidates and the geopolitical context. Opportunities and challenges for investment and economic growth are discussed, highlighting the need for strategies that address the wage gap and dependence on specific sectors.