Wilson Center Experts
Homero Campa Butron
Public Policy Scholar
Mexico Institute
Contact Information:
T (202) 691-4000
// F (202) 691-4001
Expertise:
Latin America
; Mexico
Affiliation:
Coordinator of Proceso
Wilson Center Project(s):
"Three Moments in a Triangular Relation"
Term:
Jul 01, 2011
Sep 01, 2011
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Homero Campa Butron on “Tres Episodios en Una Relación Tri-Lateral”
August 25, 2011 // 12:00pm — 2:00pm
The absence of diplomatic relations between Cuba and the United States has made Mexico a frequent intermediary when controversies arise between the two nations. At the same time, Mexico’s perceived closeness to the United States has, on occasion, unsettled the country’s historically warm relations with Havana, possibly compromising its position as an effective negotiator. Mexico, Cuba, and the United States have a “triangular” relationship, with Mexico frequently playing a fulcrum role that places it in the middle of important Cuba-U.S. issues, especially on migration, said Homero Campa Butrón, Public Policy Scholar In-Residence at the Woodrow Wilson Center. more
Homero Campa Butron on “Tres Episodios en Una Relación Tri-Lateral”
August 25, 2011 // 12:00pm — 2:00pm
The absence of diplomatic relations between Cuba and the United States has made Mexico a frequent intermediary when controversies arise between the two nations. At the same time, Mexico’s perceived closeness to the United States has, on occasion, unsettled the country’s historically warm relations with Havana, possibly compromising its position as an effective negotiator. Mexico, Cuba, and the United States have a “triangular” relationship, with Mexico frequently playing a fulcrum role that places it in the middle of important Cuba-U.S. issues, especially on migration, said Homero Campa Butrón, Public Policy Scholar In-Residence at the Woodrow Wilson Center.
