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Nearly two centuries ago, the Mexican state of Queretaro led the country to independence, being among the first in the region to demand freedom.

Chihuahua’s rich natural resources includes the state’s biggest energy source, a reserve owned by Shell

Growing drought problems in the Mexican state of Chihuahua have boosted electricity consumption

More than one third of the workforce in the Mexican state of Chihuahua is employed in the mining sector, where several multinational mining companies have set up bases.

Not many places can claim to have a tourist attraction as spectacular as the Grand Canyon in the United States

The country’s southernmost state enjoys excellent logistical connections, superb gastronomy, a healthy economy and is home to three of Mexico’s “Magic Towns”

Chiapas offers the world a rich palette of natural and cultural wonders

From household staples like maize and beans to exotic fruits such as the rambutan or lychee, the rich soil of Chiapas has long been famous throughout Mexico for an agricultural output that is as diversified as it is bountiful

One might assume that a region amply endowed with reserves of petroleum and natural gas would take a rather cavalier attitude towards programmes and initiatives aimed at mitigating the effects of global climate change, which has largely been blamed on the hydrocarbons that account for so much of the Mexican state’s wealth

This Mexican state has been making the most of its vast resources to ensure that good planning, a collective spirit and sheer hard work combine to help the area to maximise its potential