Events
Mexican TV Billionaire Salinas Pliego Wants Pemex To Be Privatized - Mexico Institute in the News
In a recent paper published by the Washington-based think tank, Wood said that it is “widely expected” that the Peña Nieto government will present an energy reform initiative to the Mexican Congress early in 2013. “While it is still unknown how ambitious that reform proposal will be, it is thought that the government will present an initiative that will aim at opening the sector to greater levels of private participation in refining, petrochemicals and even in exploration and production.”
LatAm leaders call for review of US legal pot vote -Wilson Center in the News
Monday's statement by the four leaders "is an important indicator of the desire to engage in a more robust discussion of policy," said Eric Olson, associate director of the Mexico Institute at the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars in Washington.
Mexico Institute in the News: Grupo Carso Chairman of the Board Carlos Slim Domit Addresses Growth and Changes in Mexico and Latin America Telecommunications Market
America Movil Co-Chair and Co-Chair of the ICT Taskforce of the B20 Leads Conversation with Woodrow Wilson Center's Mexico Institute and U.S.-Mexico Chamber of Commerce.This article also appeared on FinRoad and FinWin.
Mexico Institute in the News: CSPAN’s Washington Journal: July 2, 2012
Christopher Wilson, Program Associate of the Mexico Institute, appeared on CSPAN’s Washington Journal this morning to talk about all three candidates in the election, why they placed as they did, and what Enrique Pena Nieto’s victory means for Mexico and for the U.S.
Latin American Migrants in the Las Vegas Valley: Civic Engagement and Political Participation
This report is part of a series on Latin American immigrant civic and political participation that looks at eight cities around the United States: Charlotte, NC; Chicago, IL; Fresno, CA; Las Vegas, NV; Los Angeles, CA; Omaha, NE; Tucson, AZ; and Washington, DC. The reports on each city describe the opportunities and barriers that Latino immigrants face in participating as civic and political actors in cities around the United States.
Report Launch of U.S.-Mexico Agricultural Trade and Rural Poverty in Mexico
On November 12, 2007, El Colegio de Mexico hosted the release of the Mexico Institute/Fundación IDEA publication, "U.S.-Mexico Agricultural Trade and Rural Poverty in Mexico."
