According to the Urban Competitiveness Index (ICU) of the Mexican Institute of Competitiveness (IMCO) issued this year, Saltillo is the second most competitive city in Mexico in cities with more than one million inhabitants, only surpassed by Monterrey, Nuevo León .

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In Coahuila there is also Piedras Negras in the category of less than 250 thousand inhabitants in the first position in competitiveness. There is also Monclova-Frontera in cities with 250 to 500 thousand inhabitants, which is located with a medium high competitiveness.

A competitive city generates, attracts and retains talent and investment. For this reason, the Mexican Institute for Competitiveness carries out the Urban Competitiveness Index every year to find out the performance and challenges that each city presents.

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Based on the analysis of 69 indicators grouped into 10 sub-indices, the index evaluates 66 cities. The methodology recognizes the complexity of the different urban areas, so the results are presented by population size and classified into six levels of competitiveness: very high, high, medium high, medium low, low and very low.

In the case of the cities of Coahuila, Saltillo is located within the very high level of competitiveness, the same as Piedras Negras, while La Laguna is in position 12 on the list with more than one million inhabitants.

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