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Not the time to cement North America’s fate

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By Dan Restrepo
| El País Verified
The future of U.S. global competitiveness hangs in the balance as the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement’s July 1 review deadline fast approaches and formal U.S.-Mexico negotiations begin Monday. Simply put, the United States can achieve neither the scale nor the economic differentiation needed to compete with China without deepening the close collaboration that has defined much of North America’s past 35 years.
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Vice President Kamala Harris and Migration in the Americas: Setting the Record Straight

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By Dan Restrepo, Tom Jawetz, Debu Gandhi, Joel Martinez
| Center for American Progress
Under the LA declaration, the Biden-Harris administration has secured unprecedented cooperation to curb irregular migration. Today, for example, Mexico is doing more to stem irregular migration to the United States than it has ever done before.
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Amid 2024 Global Elections, Mexico’s Is Most Important for the United States

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By Joel Martinez, Robert Benson, Dan Restrepo
| Center for American Progress
The precarity of Mexico’s democracy, however, is also, in part, a function of six years of President Andrés Manuel López Obrador’s political assault on the country’s institutions—governmental and nongovernmental alike. Where he perceived institutions to oppose the interests of his administration, López Obrador attempted to pass constitutional and legal reforms that would diminish their power or cut their budgets while aiming public criticism at their leadership.
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