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Baja California Secures Spot Among Top 10 Best-Performing States Over the Last 20 Years
Baja California joined nine other states in receiving top recognition from the Mexican Institute for Competitiveness (IMCO).
Opinion | USMCA Is Being Rewritten in Real Time. What Does That Mean for Talent in Mexico?
The recent escalation in U.S.-Canada trade tensions illustrates just how quickly the North American trade environment can change.
Job Fairs to Take Place in Ensenada to Boost Regional Talent
Ensenada will host three job fairs designed to match skilled workers with employers in logistics, hospitality, and port operations.
Trump Rejects USMCA Renewal, Says Pact Favors Mexico and Canada
Donald Trump said the trade deal is far more beneficial to Mexico and Canada than to the United States itself.
Toyota’s production shift to Texas will be gradual and won’t impact Baja California investment, governor says
The automaker's production adjustment will unfold through 2030 while the Tijuana plant continues operating normally.
Baja California launches statewide agreement to speed up business investment approvals
Governor Marina del Pilar Ávila Olmeda and the state's seven municipalities signed a plan to streamline permitting, reduce bureaucracy and attract new investment.
Congresswoman Eva Moreno Touts Baja California as North America’s Next Economic Powerhouse
Federal congressowoman Eva Morales' proposal centers on ensuring legal certainty for investors and retaining local talent-
FastLane Program for Cross-Border Workers Begins Assisting Applicants in Tijuana
Fifty applicants have already received benefits from the FastLane program, which aims to help Baja California residents who work in the US.
Tariff Stability and Migration Deals Top the USMCA Agenda for Baja California
Tijuana was highlighted as a key trade region, citing its proximity to the US and California and the well-aligned nature of their relationship.
U.S. Consul in Tijuana Pledges to Keep Working on Bilateral Issues
He singled out both countries' $900 billion commercial relationship as a key driver of prosperity for both nations.
Baja California Unveils Record $50 Billion Peso Investment in Public Works
The announcement came during the swearing-in ceremony of the new board of directors of the Mexican Chamber of the Construction Industry (CMIC) in Baja California.
Baja California Ranks Among Top States for Job Creation in Mexico
The state generated around 20,000 new formal jobs nationwide during the first two months of the year, according to IMSS.
Baja California Solidifies Position as Mexico’s Medical Device Powerhouse
Baja California accounts for more than 70% of the country's medical device exports.
U.S. Launches Unfair Trade Investigations Targeting Mexico
The probes are being conducted under Section 301 of the Trade Act of 1974 and specifically target Mexico, China, and the European Union.
Governor Marina del Pilar Highlights Baja California’s Competitive Economy
The state placed fourth nationwide in foreign direct investment through the third quarter of 2025.
Baja California: A Prime Destination for Investment, Governor Marina del Pilar Says
Governor Marina del Pilar took center stage at the 2026 Global Business Council Convention to champion Baja California's economic strengths.
U.S. to Invest $40M in Agricultural Research Hub in Mexico
Officials say the investment will help safeguard crop diversity and strengthen North American food supply chains.
Baja California Ranks Among Mexico’s Top Five States for Foreign Investment
With a total exceeding $1.8 billion, this investment is fueling job creation and spurring economic growth across the region.
Immigrants Contributed Trillions More Than They Took in Benefits, Analysis Finds
A new study suggests immigration helped prevent public debt from soaring to an estimated 205% of GDP.
Mexicali Attracts $64 Million in New Foreign Investment in 2025
City officials point to stable economic conditions, regulatory clarity, and infrastructure spending as key drivers behind the uptick.