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Dr. Jorge Gaspar Hernández is an interventional cardiologist at Centro Médico ABC in Mexico.
The Inter-American Dialogue’s Mexico Program convened a discussion with Non-Resident Senior Fellow Cecilia Farfán on public perceptions, security, corruption, and governance in the state of Sinaloa, with broader implications for understanding Mexico’s political and security dynamics.
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.
Joshua Treviño is a Non-Resident Senior Fellow with the Mexico Program and an honorary member of their advisory board. He serves as the senior director for the Western Hemisphere Initiative, the Senior Fellow for Europe, and Senior Advisor to the President at the America First Policy Institute in Washington, D.C.
The Mexico Program held the Twelfth Annual Building a Competitive U.S.-Mexico Border Conference in collaboration with the Border Trade Alliance.
Mexico Program Fellow Gilberto García-Vazquez examines how the binding constraint on North American integration has shifted from tariffs to verification, and what that means for the Juárez–El Paso corridor.
This policy brief is the result of Convocation 5.0, a high-level trilateral dialogue hosted by Inter-American Dialogue’s Mexico Program in collaboration with the U.S.-Mexico Foundation and the Weiser Diplomacy Center at the University of Michigan’s Gerald R. Ford School of Public Policy.
This publication is a result of the collaboration between the Inter-American Dialogue’s Mexico Program and Grupo Estrategia Política (GEP) and presents key insights on the labor architecture of North America’s regional trade framework.
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