
Carin Zissis
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2024-25 Wilson Center Competition Fellow, covering 🇲🇽 Mexico, politics, gender parity/gaps. Editor-in-Chief, @ASCOA Online. Carin=🚗-in. Views own.
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Dear Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo, Mexico is a key partner for Europe. From tackling climate change to boosting trade and investment, we’re committed to deepening our cooperation. We look forward to signing our modernised 🇪🇺🇲🇽 agreement — and visiting you in Mexico!


Green Corridors, an Austin startup, has gotten U.S. clearance to build a ‘guideway’ on which autonomous hybrid shuttles would ferry freight between #Mexico and #Texas wsj.com/articles/the-1… via The Wall Street Journal

Conchas for the Aztec god of rain, just in time for rainy season, from Cholula, Puebla 🇲🇽 (H/t mi querido Axel Cabrera)


Thank you to the EmbajadaECUenUSA and Ambassador Zambrano for hosting COA for a productive June 23 meeting on issues critical to 🇺🇸🇪🇨 relations, such as energy, trade, investment, and Ecuador's robust economic growth. We look forward to our ongoing collaboration. 🤝


Explainer: Iran's Relationship with Latin America How have governments reacted to the Iranian-Israeli conflict? And who are Tehran’s allies in the region? Chase Harrison explains: as-coa.org/articles/expla…

Trade negotiations between the US and Mexico are homing in on a possible quota system to reduce tariffs on a certain volume of steel imports, a move seen as assuaging concerns of American manufacturers of the metal. via Joe Deaux Jennifer A. Dlouhy Eric Martin shorturl.at/VWrNr

.Carin Zissis Americas Society/Council of the Americas LatAm in Focus: How a U.S. Tax Could Hit Latin American Remittances as-coa.org/articles/latam…






This morning, at Relaciones Exteriores, Foreign Secretary Juan Ramón de la Fuente spoke by phone with U.S. Secretary of State (Department of State) Marco Rubio (Secretary Marco Rubio). They agreed that a working group would meet soon in Washington to follow up on security, migration, and trade issues. Mexico and

70 years ago today, Mexican women exercised their right to vote for the first time in a federal election. But one woman had already won a seat in Congress a year earlier. And that’s just part of Aurora Jiménez’s story. In Zócalo Public Square 👇🏼
