Calexico and Mexicali are sister cities, uniquely intertwined yet divided by a national border. Their names creatively blend "California" and "Mexico," reflecting their interconnected nature. Residents commonly cross between the cities for work, entertainment, or family commitments, fostering a fusion of cultures across the border.
The Impact of Maquiladoras on Mexicali: Growth and Challenges.The term "maquiladora" is derived from the Spanish word "maquila," meaning milling fee, referring to the practice of milling someone else's grain for a fee.While rooted in Mexico, maquiladoras often have owners from the U.S., Asia, and Europe, making them truly international ventures. Maquiladoras account for a significant portion of Mexico's exports, demonstrating their critical role in the country's economy.
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Calexico and Mexicali are sister cities, uniquely intertwined yet divided by a national border. Their names creatively blend "California" and "Mexico," reflecting their interconnected nature. Residents commonly cross between the cities for work, entertainment, or family commitments, fostering a fusion of cultures across the border.
The Impact of Maquiladoras on Mexicali: Growth and Challenges.The term "maquiladora" is derived from the Spanish word "maquila," meaning milling fee, referring to the practice of milling someone else's grain for a fee.While rooted in Mexico, maquiladoras often have owners from the U.S., Asia, and Europe, making them truly international ventures. Maquiladoras account for a significant portion of Mexico's exports, demonstrating their critical role in the country's economy.