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Bringing Supply Chains Back to Mexico

A series of essays, written in collaboration between PIIE and CSIS, explore the feasibility and benefits of relocating supply chains to Mexico and shared Mexican-U.S. interest in building resilient supply chains in North America.

Report by John J. Hamre, Mariana Campero, Ryan C. Berg, Earl Anthony Wayne, Matthew P. Goodman, Dr. Adam S. Posen, Jeffrey J. Schott, Luis de la Calle, Mary E. Lovely, David Xu, Sherman Robinson, and Raul Hinojosa-Ojeda — October 20, 2021

Mexico’s Midterm Elections Matter to the United States

On June 6, Mexico holds the biggest election in the country’s history, both in terms of the number of seats at stake and the potential political redistribution of power. At stake is the success of AMLO’s political project and the strength of U.S.-Mexico relations.

Commentary by Mariana Campero and Ryan C. Berg — June 2, 2021

Identity Politics Do Not Play Well with Latinos

The November U.S. presidential election demonstrated that despite their diverse heritage, Hispanic Americans do have one crucial thing in common: their Americanness.

Commentary by Mariana Campero — December 3, 2020