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EA-Especial-Baja-California.Pdf EDITORIAL I.Daniel Guzmán Santander DIRECTOR GENERAL Nadia Miranda Montes de Oca DIRECCIÓN ADMINISTRATIVA Ana Rojas Sánchez DIRECCIÓN OPERATIVA na estrategia fallida fue la que tomó Donald Trump al decidir Luis Antonio Xaltenco Alonso DIRECCIÓN DE ARTE imponer aranceles al acero y aluminio, no únicamente a Sara Raquel Rivera Rojas DIRECCIÓN DE EA DIGITAL México sino también a Canadá y la Unión Europea. Es una Víctor Galicia Montiel U EDITOR EN JEFE estrategia fallida porque erróneamente fue basada en la Arturo Barragán Lozada DIRECTOR COMERCIAL “seguridad nacional” y porque ese golpe arancelario tendrá efectos José Guzmán Montalvo negativos incluso en la propia economía estadounidense, además PRESIDENTE DEL CONSEJO EDITORIAL de afectar a quienes no consumen acero. Fernando Barbosa Sahagún Rogelio Cruz Vernet VICEPRESIDENTE DEL CONSEJO EDITORIAL CONTENIDOS INTERNACIONALES No obstante, comercialmente contamos con una posición privile- COLABORADORES EDITORIALES giada estratégica, y qué mejor ejemplo que el Estado de Baja Califor- Alejandro E. Espadas Martínez José Alberto Campos Vargas Alejandro García Seimandi José Alberto Ortúzar Cárcova nia, que al colindar con EEUU, es sinónimo de competitividad para el Alejandro Ramos Gil Juan Carlos Juárez Torres desarrollo del comercio internacional y un sitio de suma importancia Antonio Barragán Cabral Juan Manuel Jiménez Illescas Armando Melgoza Rivera Juan José Paullada Figueroa VEN A CONOCERNOS no sólo en la República Mexicana, sino a nivel internacional. Balam Lammoglia Riquelme Julio César Cuevas Castro Carlos Novoa Mandujano Karina Sánchez Márquez Por dicha razón -y muchas más que desplegamos a través de las Cecilia Montaño Hernández Luis Carlos Moreno Durazo siguientes páginas-, decidimos dedicar una edición especial a la Entidad Claudia Elisa Zamudio Urrutia Manuel Luciano Hallivis Pelayo Expo Carga Chang Beom Kim Oscar Ricardo Rueda Thomas sede de la frontera más dinámica del mundo: Tijuana; al sitio mexicano Daniel Cabrera Hernández Pedro Trejo Vargas 26-28 de junio, Stand 1103 Erick Fimbres Ramos Pedro Alberto Ibarra Melchor más cercano al continente asiático; y al primer lugar donde existe un Emilio González Anaya Roberto Carlos Salazar puente que conecta una instalación en los EEUU directamente en una Fanny Angélica Euran Graham Ricardo Koller Revueltas Fauzi Hamdan Amad Ricardo Santoyo Reyes terminal de aeropuerto en México: el Cross Border Xpress. Francisca Móyotl Hernández Roberto Serralde Rodríguez Héctor Alejandro Gutiérrez Fuentes Rubén González Contreras De este modo, te respondemos por qué Baja California es un Héctor Francisco Bravo Sánchez Sandra Maldonado Flores polo de desarrollo para México y en dónde radica la importancia que Héctor Landeros Almaraz Víctor Hugo Vázquez Pola tiene en medio de la negociación con EEUU, al ser por excelencia el CORRESPONSALÍAS WASHINGTON Javier Amieva acceso idóneo al mercado involucrado en el TLCAN; y no sólo eso, NUEVA YORK Luis Parra URUGUAY Mario Lev Burcikus sino también al mercado del nuevo TPP-11; dos acuerdos que sin COSTA RICA Margarita Libby H. duda significan mucho para nuestro país. ESPAÑA Alejandro Arola García Traemos Confianza y Estándares Èticos al STAFF CORPORATIVO Valorar sitios como Baja California, nos hace entender y dimen- EDITORAS Esthela Velázquez Rosales sionar el potencial de México, abriendo también, un panorama de Itzel Canizal Castro Comercio Global SUSCRIPCIONES Lázaro Pérez Córdoba nuevas oportunidades en medio de situaciones difíciles como la ATENCIÓN A CLIENTES Miriam Guzmán Luna CONGRESOS Viridiana Moreno Gómez actual disputa comercial. Agradecemos al Administrador de la Aduana FOTOGRAFÍA Jorge Aponte Álvarez A menudo se dice que la mejor fuente de conocimiento es la experiencia, en AI de Tijuana, Enrique Orantes González; al subadministrador Juan Carlos Lucero Pando Escudero EA TV Nancy Lucero Sánchez García GOAL celebramos 10 años apoyando a las empresas mexicanas agilizando Rico Baez y todo el personal; así como a la Asociación de Agentes EA RADIO Marco Moreno Gómez SISTEMAS Giuseppe Romero Manzano Aduanales de Tijuana y Tecate encabezada por Ana Bertha Sánchez MARKETING DIGITAL Julio Teutle Calderón (Simplificando) el transito de sus mercancías a través de las aduanas. A Pérez y su director general Hugo Acosta Martínez; a las empresas TRADUCCIÓN Daniel Guzmán Miranda DISEÑO EDITORIAL Ma. del Carmen Sánchez Bonilla medida que miramos hacia el futuro, nuestro objetivo siempre será el verificar anunciantes y a Carlos Bustamante Anchondo, Presidente de Matrix, WEB MASTER Fernando Mireles López INNOVACIÓN TECNOLÓGICA Salvador de la Barrera Von Schmeling y agilizar la importación de sus productos y así aumentar el valor de su cadena por todas las facilidades para la realización de esta edición especial. SERVICIOS ESPECIALES Víctor Bedolla Couto de suministro. Esperamos entusiasmados los próximos 10 años. Promedio de circulación El Editor pagada mensual 34,322 Publicación Certificada por ejemplares la Asociación Nacional de Certificada por SEGOB Dictaminadores de Medios PUBLICACIÓN INSCRITA EN PUBLICACIÓN OFICIAL DE MEDIO INTEGRANTE DEL CONTACTO: ESTRATEGIA ADUANERA. La Revista Mexicana de Comercio Exterior. Publicación Bimestral editada por: SEI SOLUCIONES EMPRESARIALES INTEGRALES, SC. Oficinas Generales: Avenida Malintzi No.23, Zona Industrial Malintzi, C.P. 72210, MÉXICO: 55 9000 5030 | 3186 2073 Puebla, Pue., Teléfono (222) 129.2597, 129.70.80 Editor Responsable I. Daniel Guzmán Santander. Certificado PREVIO EN ORIGEN • INSPECCIONES DE PRODUCTO de licitud de título 13651 y de contenido 11224 ante la Comisión Calificadora de Publicaciones y Revistas PUEBLA 01 (222) 129 70 80 | 129 25 97 | 129 78 69 Ilustradas de la Secretaría de Gobernación. Certificado de reserva de derechos al uso exclusivo ante laSEP PROGRAMAS DE AUDITORIAS • PRUEBAS DE LABORATORIO 04-2008-040811134200-102. Año XII, Edición Especial. Correspondencia de segunda clase. Franqueo pagado, permiso de publicación periódica autorizado por SEPOMEX PP21-00004. IMPRESIÓN: CARMONA IMPRESORES, S.A. DE C.V., www.estrategiaaduanera.mx Blvd. Paseo del Sol #115 Col. Jardines del Sol C.P. 27014, Torreón, Coah., 01 800 228 2276. Distribución a cargo de @Revista Aduanera Comercializadora GBN S.A. de C.V., Federico Dávalos # 35 entre Manuel Salazar y Puente de Guerra, Col. San Juan Tlihuaca, Del. Azcapotzalco. México D.F. C.P 02400. Los artículos firmados son responsabilidad de sus autores y www.AsiaInspection.es Déjenos conocer no reflejan necesariamente el punto de vista de Estrategia Aduanera. Todos los derechos reservados, prohibida la reproducción total o parcial, incluyendo cualquier medio electrónico o magnético, sin el permiso escrito del SU OPINIÓN editor. ESTRATEGIA ADUANERA, La Revista Mexicana de Comercio Exterior es Marca Registrada. [email protected] Los anuncios y publicidad son propiedad y responsabilidad de los anunciantes. El contenido de esta publicación [email protected] tiene un propósito exclusivamente informativo y no deberá ser considerada como la opinión directa o relativa de www.facebook.com/EstrategiaAduanera ESTRATEGIA ADUANERA, La Revista Mexicana de Comercio Exterior, sino de sus autores. +52 55 6275 4200 En ningún caso ESTRATEGIA ADUANERA, la Revista Mexicana de Comercio Exterior, sus sociedades o corporaciones vinculadas, ni los socios, agentes o empleados, serán responsables de ninguna decisión o medida tomada confiando en la información contenida en esta publicación, ni de ningún daño directo, indirecto, especial o similar. AI_GOAL[ad][estrategia_aduanera]_05.18_205x270.indd 1 17/05/18 15:54 EN PORTADA BAJA CALIFORNIA, LA FRONTERA MÁS DINÁMICA DEL MUNDO CONTENIDO 10 REPORTAJE 18 ADUANA DE TIJUANA, UNA ADUANA MODERNA PÁG. 48 REPORTAJE CHAPARRAL-SAN YSIDRO LA FRONTERA MÁS CRUZADA DEL MUNDO REPORTAJE REPORTAJE PÁG. 56 28 DESPACHO ADUANERO CONJUNTO REPORTAJE 72 DODA, DESPACHOS ADUANEROS MÁS ÁGILES BAJA CALIFORNIA CRECE EN LOS SECTORES ELECTRÓNICO, AEROESPACIAL, MÉDICO Y AUTOMOTRIZ REPORTAJE PÁG. 64 REPORTAJE REPORTAJE CALI-BAJA LA ZONA QUE BORRA SUS 78 BAJA CALIFORNIA 36 OTAY II, RESULTADO DEL DINAMISMO DE TIJUANA FRONTERAS ¡SOBRE LAS VÍAS! Licenciado en Administración de Empresas por el Instituto Tecnológico y de Estudios Superio- res de Monterrey y maestro en Ciencias por la London School of Economics and Political Science, con un Diplomado en Administración por el Instituto Tecnológico de Massachusetts, fue asesor en la Dirección Corporativa de Administración de Petróleos Mexicanos y en la Oficialía Mayor de la Secretaría de Gober- nación, entre otros cargos. NUEVA LEY ADUANERA, ¡UN LOGRO PARA TODOS! De mirada temple, a simple vista no es posible anticipar qué hay detrás de él, pero es a través de sus palabras que nos reafirma que su experiencia, responsabilidad, compromiso y visión de crecimiento, llevaron a Francisco Xavier Gil Leyva Zambada a ocupar el cargo que hoy encabeza. Francisco Xavier Gil Leyva Zambada Administrador General de Aduanas poco más de seis meses de su designación al frente de las adua- nas mexicanas, nos comparte su visión en materia de comercio exterior, la cual para él es sinónimo de desarrollo económico, y cómo la entrega y compromiso convergen para que éste se lleve A a cabo. Además, describe su arribo a la Administración General de Aduanas del SAT como: “Lo mejor que le ha sucedido en la vida”. LA ADUANA DEL SIGLO 21 ES UN AVANCE MUY IMPORTANTE PARA EL SAT Y EL GOBIERNO MEXICANO”, 6 edición especial edición especial 7 En cuanto a infraestructura, obras como
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