The U.S., Mexico and Migration: Time for Cooperation, not CoercionLater today, Mexican and U.S. officials will sit down in Washington, DC to review the latest migration numbers. It'll be the first official meeting since the...
As USMCA Moves Toward Ratification, Uncertainty LoomsOver the past two years ago, the United States has steadily turned inward, with President Donald Trump promoting a more unilateral and protectionist view of ...
U.S. Trade Tensions with China and NAFTA with Carla Hillssubscribe on: iTunes, Spotify, Google Play, Stitcher 2018 Council of American Ambassadors Spring Conference in Washington, DC Ambassador Carla Hills discusse...
Politics, NAFTA and Security Make for a Bumpy Ridefrom Antonio Garza In two weeks, North America’s NAFTA negotiators will sit down for the seventh round of negotiations in Mexico City, and Presidents Trump a...
NAFTA 2.0: Let the 'Games' Beginfrom Antonio Garza The NAFTA talks kicked off this past week in Washington DC, with negotiators from the three countries outlining their visions for improvin...
The Good, the Bad and the NAFTAfrom Antonio Garza Over the past few weeks, there has been some great news coming out of Mexico’s energy sector. First, there was the announcement that a con...
Mexico: Off to the Racesfrom Antonio Garza The U.S.-Mexico relationship is once again back in the headlines and this time it’s not just changing, it could be completely redefined. A...
U.S./Mexico: Improving Tone, But Nothing's Finalfrom Antonio Garza These past few weeks have presented the Trump administration with its first real foreign policy tests. Syria’s use of chemical weapons, th...
Will Mexico and Canada Be Willing to Reform NAFTA?from Latin American Advisor President-elect Trump has been relentlessly critical of NAFTA from the beginning of his candidacy. After almost a quarter century...
