U.S. - Mexico relations remain on front burner

Article Abstract:

Mexican President Vicente Fox, during a visit to Washington, D.C., remarked that he felt reassured that Mexican-U.S. relations would not falter due to the terrorism attacks on September 11, 2001. President Bush added that he would not allow these attacks to halt the cooperation on trade and bilateral issues between the two countries.

United States, International economic relations, International Affairs, Mexico, Bilateral Diplomacy, International relations, Bush, George W., Diplomacy

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Building bridges- not walls- between California and Mexico

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Local government officials and various business groups in California have been delegating missions to Mexico in an effort to boost the two region's political and economic ties. Mexico is one of the US' major trade partners, accounting for $67.5 billion export sales in 1996.

Methods, Analysis, California, Trade negotiations, Foreign trade promotion

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Already shaking things up

Article Abstract:

Issues concerning the proposed policies of Mexican president-elect Vicente Fox are discussed. The aims of Fox's National Action Party are to deepen Mexico's relations with the US, reduce poverty and improve the basis of the Mexican economy.

Political activity, Economic policy, Gross domestic product, National Action Party (Mexico), Institutional Revolutionary Party (Mexico)

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