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Mexico
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Recent Events
Mexico's Recent Electoral Reform: A Change for the Better?
February 15, 2008
Presentation by Genaro García Luna, Secretary of Public Security of Mexico
January 31, 2008
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Recent Events
Mexican Senate Leaders: Sen. Navarrete (PRD), Sen. Beltrones (PRI), Sen. Creel May 3, 2007 Mexico's Ongoing Political Party System Realignment and Its Implications February 23, 2007 Perspectives on Security and the Environment in the Binational U.S.-Mexican Border Region January 30, 2007 Lessons Learned from the 2006 Elections November 01, 2006 Understanding Mexico's Southern Border October 2, 2006 Mexico's Internal Security: Prospective Flashpoints and Implications for Governance September 11, 2006 More Events
Recent Publications The May 20, 2007, Yucatán State Election May 17, 2007 Hemisphere Focus February 16, 2007 Mexican Congressional Report Series: Fall 2005 Term of the Mexican Congress December 2006
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Overview
The Mexico Project analyses the range of issues that impact the bilateral relationship and Mexico's progress toward accountable, democratic government. These issues include but are not limited to: the increasing integration of the U.S. and Mexican economies, Mexico's continuing democratization process, border security, immigration policy, U.S.-Mexico counter-narcotic cooperation efforts, sustainable development in the border region, and the Mexican executive and legislative branches' capacity to govern.
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