Specialists in data analysis, political consulting, and business management have highlighted the importance of market diversification, appropriate financing strategies, and technological innovation capacity in the context of Donald Trump's possession. Laura De Rosa pointed out that this event marks the beginning of a clear agenda to dismantle old political and ideological structures and build a new order based on traditional values, sovereignty, and conservative strategic alliances.
Regarding the outlook for Nuevo León (NL), executives from financial firms and international relations specialists have expressed positive views regarding the capture of Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) during Trump's second administration. Martín Pustilnick, CEO of Mundi, indicated that FDI in NL is expected to continue growing despite challenges in the labor force, working conditions, and infrastructure.
According to data from the Ministry of Economy, in 2023, 12 percent of Mexico's exports to the United States came from NL, and in the first six months of 2024, FDI in the region exceeded 2.3 billion dollars. However, NL's geographical proximity to the United States and its robust manufacturing sector could pose challenges in light of potential Trump policies, such as the imposition of tariffs or the revision of trade agreements.
Despite these challenges, NL companies are advised to diversify their business outside the United States, targeting markets in Latin America, Europe, and Asia. With an international coalition of allies and a renewed narrative, it is expected that Trump will not only rebuild the United States but also lead a global change that redefines the geopolitical order.
