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U.S.-Mexico trade grew from $71 billion in 1995 to $255 billion in 2010 – #MexFacts
May 20, 2013
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Immigration reform a regional matter – #MexFacts
May 7, 2013
“While US immigration policy is a sovereign concern, the country does not function in a void. Major demographic, economic, and social changes are sweeping across Mexico, El Salvador, Guatemala, and Honduras that are altering the dynamics of the regional migration system and challenging the status quo.”
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Violence against journalists compromises Mexicans’ right to free expression – #MexFacts
April 24, 2013
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Social media users step in to fill news void – #MexFacts
April 23, 2013
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Mexico now a farm labor exporter AND importer – #MexFacts
April 16, 2013
Mexico is the major supplier of hired labor to US farms, and Guatemala has now become a supplier of farm labor to Mexico. Click here to learn more…
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Mexico has seen little to no migration of nurses for work in the U.S. – #MexFacts
April 15, 2013
To read more about how effective management of migration across countries might help meet demand for health services, read: http://bit.ly/MigHealth
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Future migration flows from Mexico unlikely to reach 1990s levels – #MexFacts
April 11, 2013
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3 reasons why illegal immigration from Mexico is down – #MexFacts
April 2, 2013
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Brands supported by Mexican investment – #MexFacts
March 28, 2013
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Mexico is the top export destination for 5 U.S. states – #MexFacts
March 27, 2013
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