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Media Advisory: Wilson Center to Honor Don Alberto Baillères González in México, D.F.
Feb 12, 2007México, D.F.–The Mexico Institute at the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars will present the Woodrow Wilson Award for Corporate Citizenship to Alberto Baillères González. The award will be presented at a benefit dinner on Tuesday, February 13, at 20:00 at La Hacienda de los Morales. Eduardo Cepeda, President and General Director of J.P. Morgan Mexico, will serve as dinner chairman.
Mexico Institute to travel with Congressional Delegation to Mexico City
Feb 09, 2007The Mexico Institute along with the Heinrich Boell Foundation and the U.S. Association of Former Members of Congress will host a delegation of congressional staff the week of Feb. 20-24 on a study tour of Mexico City.
Mexican Migrant Civic and Political Participation Webpage
Feb 01, 2007Click here for webpage that provides academic studies, press, analyses and commentary on Mexican migrant civic participation in the United States and the current debate on immigration legislation.
One-Stop Resource on the 2006 Mexican Elections
Jan 29, 2007Information on the 2006 Mexican election including key headlines, news summaries, analysis, and polls.
December 2006 Policy Bulletin: Immigration and the 2006 Elections
Dec 20, 2006Download the latest Mexico Institute Policy Bulletin here
Release of "Immigration and America's Future: A New Chapter" report by the Independent Immigration Task Force
Sep 20, 2006This report is presents the recommendations of the Immigration Task Force, which over the past year has carefully evaluated the economic, social, and demographic factors driving today's large-scale immigration to the United States, legal and illegal. The task force, a bipartisan panel of leaders and experts from key sectors concerned with immigration, was co-chaired by former senator Spencer Abraham (R-MI) and former Rep. Lee H. Hamilton (D-IN)
Report Launch of Invisible No More: Mexican Migrant Civic Participation in the United States
Aug 17, 2006Edited by Xóchitl Bada, Jonathan Fox and Andrew Selee
Latin American Program Announces Opening of the "Junior Scholars in the Study of Democracy in Latin America" Fellowship Competition
May 15, 2006The Latin American Program of the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars, with the support of The Ford Foundation, announces the second competition for Junior Scholars in the Study of Democracy in Latin America, with the goal of stimulating innovative work among relatively junior members of the academic profession and to focus attention on democracy in Latin America.
