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Connectivity in Tijuana Drives Cross-Border Development - Uniradio Informs Baja California
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Baja California is the second largest entity in the country with the largest number of industrial parks and most of them are concentrated in Tijuana, which makes that border city one of the most important poles for international trade in the country and where universal digital connectivity can make a very important difference. Marisol Nava León, director of Spectrum Tenders of the Regulatory Telecommunications Commission (CRT), pointed out the a…
It stresses that increased connectivity drives the city, thanks to its cross-border infrastructure and links with global supply chains.
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