Coahuila exported more than 17,000 migrants to the United States in 5 years
Coahuila exported more than 17,000 migrants to the United States in 5 years
This article highlights the importance of INEGI’s migration data for understanding population flows. It reveals that Coahuila ranks low nationally in emigration to the United States, underscoring how detailed information allows for contextualizing regional relevance. Most migrants leave for work, reflecting key economic dynamics. This distribution by reason underscores the value of open data for analyzing the structural causes of human mobility without relying on isolated figures. Accessibility to these details facilitates evidence-based public policies. Understanding these trends helps design tailored strategies, demonstrating that open data are essential for transforming statistics into concrete actions on migration and regional development.
Source: vanguardia.com.mxPublished on 2026-11-02
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