Changes in store for U.S.-Mexico relations under Presidents Fox and Bush: an interview with Harvard's John Coatsworth

Article Abstract:

John Coatsworth, Director of Harvard's David Rockefeller Center for Latin American Studies, discusses the relationship between Mexico and the US under the presidential leadership of Vicente Fox and George W. Bush, focusing on the significance of a meeting between the two men on Feb 16, 2001. Topics include important issues for the two countries, such as immigration, energy policy, the oil industry, maquiladoras, and drug control.

International aspects, Energy policy, Petroleum industry, Interview, Narcotics, Control of, Narcotics control, United States foreign relations, Mexican foreign relations, Emigration and immigration law, Immigration law, Coatsworth, John

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Mexico and U.S. agree to extend maquiladora tax regime

Article Abstract:

Issues concerning an agreement between the US and Mexico to extend the tax regime governing maquiladoras are examined. Topics include an agreement to replace that regime with forthcoming international tax rules from the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD), although the US and Mexico are not bound to do so if the OECD regime proves inadequate.

Taxation

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Main reforms to sector promotion, PITEX and Maquiladora programs

Article Abstract:

Issues concerning Mexican reform of its Maquiladora and PITEX programs are examined. Topics include general import tariffs, exemption formulas, and sectors include in the Sector Promotion Programs, such as chemicals, rubber and plastic manufacturing, pharmaceuticals, and textiles.

Statistical Data Included, Tariffs

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