@GomezPickering: We Can't Talk About Mexican & US Economies Separately
Carin Zissis - Americas Society Council of the Americas
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July 22, 2016
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With 50 consulates in the United States, Mexico has the world’s largest consular network that exists in another country. That’s a strong diplomatic presence at a time when, as the new Mexican consul general in New York puts it, there’s “a lot of misinformation going around” about Mexico as part and parcel of the U.S. election.

Diego Gómez Pickering spoke with AS/COA Online’s Carin Zissis about the message that consular network is working to get across to the general U.S. public about the intertwined nature of bilateral ties.

“Nowadays we cannot talk of the Mexican economy and the American economy separately,” he says. “If jobs are lost here, jobs are lost in Mexico. If we create jobs in Mexico, jobs are created here in the United States.”

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