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Disbanding of elite anti-narcotics investigation unit

On April 19th, the online news outlet, Reuters, published the news that Mexico had disbanded a Sensitive Investigative Unit (SIU), a...

CBI First Annual Report

The Coppel - Intuit Center for Binational Institutions has issued its First Annual Report on the U.S. - Mexico Binational Institutions....

Convocation 2.0: Navigating the U.S.-Mexico Relationship

Link to publication in Mexico Today In January 2020, the U.S.-Mexico Foundation and the Wilson Center’s Mexico Institute celebrated the...

A Renewed Institutional Approach to U.S.-Mexico Security Cooperation

Link to publication in Mexico Today Three years into Mexican president Andrés Manuel López Obrador’s term and almost one year into...

The Impact of the Legal Architecture on U.S.-Mexico Relations

Link to publication in Mexico Today The United States and Mexico have one of the most complex bilateral relationships. They share one of...

Sub-State Diplomacy & Institutions in US-Mexico relations

Institutions like the BGC or the Arizona-Mexico Commission can be extremely useful mechanisms contributing to the bilateral relationship.

The Center for Binational Institutions (CBI)

The CBI Program was created to promote a better understanding and strengthening of the bilateral institutions.

C26+ Workshop

The North American Competitiveness Committee is meant to promote greater economic integration and enhance North American competitiveness.

American Interference or International Cooperation?

The Mexican President requested clarification from the American Embassy regarding USAID funding to a Mexican civil society organization.

The Future of the Mexico-United States Relations

Recommendations for the future of U.S. - Mex relations regarding the economy and trade, security and rule of law, and migration.