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Baja California Sur Ranks Fifth in 2026 State Competitiveness Index

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Baja California Sur placed fifth nationally in the 2026 State Competitiveness Index (ICE), which was produced by the Mexican Institute for Competitiveness. The state was also recognized as one of the ten best-performing states over the index’s full 20-year run. The ICE measures factors such as ease of doing business, infrastructure, and government efficiency.

From gringogazette.com

Why it matters

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The ranking highlights Baja California Sur’s ability to attract investment, its booming tourism sector, and competitive wages. The state also took first place nationally in the ICE’s labor market subindex for the second consecutive year.

From gringogazette.com

Who's involved

  • Baja California SurThe state that achieved the fifth national ranking in the competitiveness index.
  • La PazThe capital city of Baja California Sur.

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Possible knock-on effects

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  • The state might see increased investment and higher demand for tourism services due to its strong ranking.

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