Claudio X. González Center for the U.S. and Mexico
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Thought and Policy Leadership Spanning Two Nations @RiceUniversity's @BakerInstitute
Rice University, Houston, TX
Joined September 2013
Last week, Research Scholar Dr. Ivonne Cruz launched a groundbreaking initiative: the first comprehensive dashboard on environmental and social indicators for Mexico. The official presentation of the Ciudad Juárez Social and Environmental Indicators Dashboard last Friday brought
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Last Wednesday, the Claudio X. González Center for the U.S. and Mexico hosted “The Long-Term Impact of Trump’s Immigration Policies,” an event examining the sweeping consequences of Trump's immigration policies. For more information, click here: https://t.co/0KUFHCVTZj
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Last Thursday, the Center for the U.S. and Mexico hosted the Mexico Country Outlook 2026 Public Release Event with Raul Rodriguez and @PayanTony. Media members interested in speaking about the report are encouraged to reach out at usmexicocenter@rice.edu https://t.co/GANcNyaXBo
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On Monday, November 17, at 12:00 PM CT, the Baker Institute Center for the US and Mexico will host a virtual conversation about the challenges posed by President Trump's immigration policies. Register: ttps://riceuniversity.zoom.us/meeting/register/7UsJdM8LT9qP-StnaAKt3Q
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🗓️ Join the Baker Institute Migration Initiative for a look into the Long-Term Impact of Trump’s Immigration Policies. When: Wed, Nov. 12th, 8am-10:30am Where: James A. Baker III Hall In-Person Registration: https://t.co/8nMetgufMV Zoom Registration: https://t.co/L3EFBmdBKR
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In his latest publication, "Sovereignty Strengthens US-Mexico Security Ties," nonresident fellow Nathan P. Jones explores the role of the US-Mexico security relationship in securing binational sovereignty. Read Dr. Nathan P. Jones's commentary here:
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Despite current pressures on U.S.-Mexico relations, both countries share a recent history of effective security cooperation grounded in mutual respect for sovereignty. In this commentary, nonresident...
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In her latest publication, “U.S.-Mexico Climate Cooperation at a Stalemate,” Dr. Ivonne Cruz, a Research Scholar at the Center for the U.S. and Mexico, explores the complexities shaping binational climate cooperation. Read here:
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As extreme climate events intensify around the world, the U.S.-Mexican border region has emerged as particularly vulnerable.
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The Center for the U.S. and Mexico is pleased to host the Mexico Country Outlook 2026 Public Release Event on Thursday, Nov. 6th, where @PayanTony will present the latest edition of the MCO report to the public. For information and registration: https://t.co/rRtqiLnbWa
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Last week, the Baker Institute Center for the United States and Mexico hosted our 7th annual Mexico Country Outlook Event. A special thank you to our event sponsors, forum members, and all attendees who made this event possible. Join the US-Mexico Forum: https://t.co/mIQcVdArwY
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“Political cartoons are as old as politics itself.” On Mexico Centered, political cartoonist @CartonCalderon joins our host, @PayanTony, to discuss his work. 🎧 Listen on the Baker Institute website, or wherever you listen to podcasts: https://t.co/p3IVtqD3jX
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On September 30th, the Center for the U.S. and Mexico presented the U.S. Country Outlook in Collaboration with Consejo Mexicano de Asuntos Internacionales, Agil(e), and Cornerstone in Mexico City. We extend our gratitude to everyone who made this impactful event possible.
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We’re just two weeks away from our seventh annual Mexico Country Outlook Conference, happening on Thursday, October 16th. We’re honored to welcome our keynote speakers: Ernesto Zedillo Ponce de León and Santiago Levy. For more information, click here: https://t.co/WKZq9v26hO
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We are pleased to share the latest research by one of our nonresident scholars, Dr. Jesús Antonio López Cabrera: "Effects of the GFC and COVID-19 on U.S. Financial Indicators: An Integrated Short-Term Econometric Approach." To read more, click here:
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The Center for the United States and Mexico is excited to present its seventh annual Mexico Country Outlook conference on Thursday, October 16th. To learn more about the Mexico Country Outlook Conference, click here: https://t.co/WKZq9v26hO
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Join the Baker Institute Migration Initiative Sep. 15, 12:00 pm CST on Zoom for a talk on “Community-based Strategies to Support Newcomer Immigrant Children and Families” w/ co-facilitators of the Central American Minors Working Group in Houston. https://t.co/jEZ6p27aJg
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🗓️ Upcoming Event! Rice University's Baker Institute for Public Policy is partnering with @COMEXI to present "U.S. Country Outlook 2026" in Mexico City on September 30th. Don’t miss this important conversation about U.S. economics, policy, and international relations. 💡
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🚨 New Podcast! What are "chocolate cars" and why do they matter? Hear @PayanTony, Guillermo Rosales Zárate, & Juan Vega Gómez unpack the issue of illegal vehicle imports to Mexico from the US on México Centered. 🚗🍫💡 Listen now: 🔗 Baker Institute →
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Tony Payan explores the “chocolate car” phenomenon and the black and gray markets that emerge along the U.S.-Mexico border in the absence of binational coordination with Guillermo Rosales Zárate...
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Unregistered U.S. cars are flooding into Mexico, skirting safety & emissions rules. In México Centered, Tony Payan, Guillermo Rosales & Juan Vega unpack their impact—and AMLO’s extension of regularization to 2026. Listen now on your favorite podcast app. #Mexico #BorderPolicy
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Simon Lester, a non-resident fellow at the Baker Institute, spoke to The Washington Post on U.S.-Canada trade amid new Trump tariff threats: “A negotiating tactic… Canadians are likely staying focused on substance.” 🔗
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The move injects fresh turmoil into a strained bilateral relationship as Prime Minister Mark Carney negotiates a new economic partnership with the United States.
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Simon Lester, nonresident fellow at the Baker Institute’s International Economics Program, is featured in a Politico article on the implications of the U.K. joining an alternative international trade dispute system amid shifting U.S. policy. Read more: https://t.co/d5bM7ePQkP
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The U.K. is joining an alternative to the trade organization’s appeals court in order to defend the “rules-based international trading system.”
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