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Doing Business in Aguascalientes  As well as a year-round pleasant spring climate, the population of Aguascalientes also enjoys one of the highest standards of living in Mexico. This centrally located state owes much of its prosperity to a growing car and production industry, earning it the reputation as the "Detroit of the South." Once a year the city of Aguascalientes plays host to the Feria de San Marcos, the biggest fair in Mexico. The event attracts around one million visitors for bullfights, rodeos, cockfights and other cultural happenings.
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Puebla
A major industrial and agricultural producer, Puebla is located in central Mexico. The capital, also called Puebla, has a healthy maquila industry as well as being a popular spot for visitors.
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As well as being a modern state with an efficient infrastructure and an important industrial sector, Querétaro is also scattered with churches and old haciendas.
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Situated on the Caribbean coast, Quintana Roo, Mexico attracts more than 2 million visitors a year. The costal resorts of Cancún and Playa del Carmen both have international airports and the continuous construction of new luxury resorts offers excellent investment opportunities.
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With two major seaports, Mazátlan and Topolobampo, Sinaloa is a strategic point linking the U.S. and Asia. Sinaloa enjoys a healthy fishing industry and has many plants working in canning and frozen food packaging.
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As the second largest state of Mexico, Sonora makes an important contribution to the share of the nations' total exports thanks to its large number of maquiladora plants. Sonora has a modern irrigation system and produces large quantities of wheat, grapes and cotton and is a top producer of beef.
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