Ayuso: 'México no existió hasta que llegaron los españoles.'
Según Mexico, A History: el nombre 'España' apareció en mapas por primera vez décadas después de la conquista — casi al mismo tiempo que los mexicanos comenzaron a llamarse mexicanos. Los dos términos nacieron juntos.
I spent a decade backing founders in Latin America.
Then I moved to Madrid and started again — different geography, different technologies, same conviction that the most important companies are built by people who see what others don't.
The thesis evolves. The instinct doesn't.
Southern Europe is not the periphery of the European economy.
It's the frontier of the next industrial cycle — energy, materials, manufacturing, geography.
Capital hasn't figured that out yet. That's the opportunity.
Mexico is now a cheaper manufacturing destination than China.
That is not competitiveness. That is a race to the bottom that Mexico is winning.
The nearshoring window is open. The vessel isn't ready. I wrote something: https://t.co/eDoywC384n
Capital structure is strategy.
Most founders think about it too late — after the product, after the team, after the first customers.
The best ones think about it on day one.
Climate action has been framed as a cost for 20 years. Stern's new book argues that's the wrong frame entirely. The transition is the growth story. Not metaphorically. Economically. My reading →
https://t.co/VXsRCNfKCC
Decarbonization is not a cost to be managed. It's the next wave of industrial competitiveness.
The companies that understand this will define European manufacturing for the next 30 years.
The hardest problem in climate tech isn't the science. It's the financial architecture.
Why hard tech stalls between lab and industrial scale — and what it would take to fix it.
https://t.co/j8sS9DpwS3
Starting to write more regularly again. Founder of Rumbo, focused on industrial decarbonization and climate tech in Europe. Essays at https://t.co/GjYi1DvVR5 — on capital, industry, and occasionally the examined life.