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FEATURED

On October 21, 2011, the Inter-American Dialogue hosted a discussion with leading primary candidate for Mexico's National Action Party (PAN) Josefina Vázquez Mota, who presented her agenda on issues such as education reform, justice and security, and, the economy. She also highlighted crucial ties between Mexico and the United States and emphasized the importance of strengthening relations. Click here to read the event summary or see video of the event.

ABOUT

The Dialogue's work on Mexico seeks to build a deeper understanding of the country's most pressing issues and its evolving role in the hemisphere. Central issues include economic development, the threat of organized crime and insecurity, migration, remittances, trade relations, energy, and democratic stability. The Dialogue recognizes Mexico's unique relationship with the United States and particularly emphasizes projects that will promote sustained and balanced cooperation between the two countries.

STAFF

Michael Shifter, President
Peter Hakim
, President Emeritus
Manuel Orozco, Senior Associate
Kim Covington, Program Associate
Rachel Schwartz, Program Associate


For more information please contact Kim Covington at kcovington@thedialogue.org or (202) 463-2938.

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