On July 16, 2026, the Inter-American Dialogue’s Mexico Program released a new infographic, Industrial Property under the USMCA: Commitments, Challenges, and Opportunities, following a private briefing held earlier this year, examining the growing gap between the intellectual property commitments established under the USMCA and their implementation across North America.
Dr. Leticia Andrea Gallardo is a clinical cardiologist at ABC Medical Center, a cardio-oncology specialist at Mexico’s National Cancer Institute, and coordinator of the Cardio-Oncology Chapter of the Mexican Society of Cardiology.
Join the Mexico Program at the Dialogue for a timely and forward-looking conversation on Mexico’s evolving public health agenda, with a focus on cancer and cardiovascular health — assessing progress, identifying priority areas, and exploring the policy and institutional pathways needed to promote the well-being of the Mexican population.
Dr. Jorge Gaspar Hernández is an interventional cardiologist at Centro Médico ABC in Mexico.
Dr. Alfonso Dueñas González is a leading medical oncologist and cancer researcher in Mexico with over 35 years of clinical and scientific experience.
Dr. Santiago March is a physician who graduated from the National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM) with specialized training in pathological anatomy and extensive experience in genomics, biotechnology, and health innovation.
William Walters is the chief executive officer at both Salus Worldwide Solutions and Soteria Solutions.
In a private briefing hosted by the Brazil Program at the Inter-American Dialogue, Fernanda de Negri, secretary for science, technology, and innovation in health at Brazil’s Ministry of Health, discussed recent policy efforts to strengthen Brazil’s health and innovation ecosystem.
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE October 7, 2025 Contact: Gemma Givens press@thedialogue.org Washington, DC – The Inter-American Dialogue is proud to announce the launch of its Abraham
On June 11, 2025, the Mexico Program at the Inter-American Dialogue—together with the Border Trade Alliance—hosted the Eleventh Annual Building a Competitive U.S.-Mexico Border Conference in Washington, DC. Through five panels, participants explored how trade, migration, security, infrastructure, energy, and emerging technologies are reshaping cross-border cooperation.
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