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January 11, 2013
Trade
U.S. Exports Depend on Mexico
Just how important is U.S. trade with its southern neighbor? On her blog "Latin America's Moment," CFR Senior Fellow Shannon O'Neil highlights the remarkable significance of U.S. exports to Mexico …
May 3, 2012
Immigration and Migration
U.S.-Mexico Relations Beyond the 2012 Elections
The Council on Foreign Relations held a half day symposium this past Tuesday entitled “U.S-Mexico Relations Beyond the 2012 Elections.” The first panel with Alejandro Hope, Eric Olson, and myself foc…
November 29, 2011
Economics
Signs of Mexico’s Ascendance Versus China
Mexican President Calderon tours Dorval Challenger Plant with Bombardier Inc. president Beaudoin in Montreal (Christinne Muschi/Courtesy Reuters). Over the past two decades China emerged as a manufa…
April 29, 2011
Economics
Mexico’s Unfinished Congressional Business
Mexico's Chamber of Deputies debate the immunity of fellow congressman Julio Cesar Godoy (Stringer / Courtesy Reuters). Mexicans briefly got their hopes —and some their hackles— up this week as Cong…
June 8, 2011
Economics
Rethinking the Scorecard: Brazil vs Mexico
Fans outside Johannesburg's Soccer City stadium before Mexico and Brazil World Cup game (Siphiwe Sibeko / Courtesy Reuters). The conventional U.S. wisdom today is that Mexico is a problem, and Brazi…
