Mexican author Antonio Gershenson shared his perspective on the future of Mexico-US relations.
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The discourse in the USA surrounding deportations has traditionally been focused on illegal Mexicans, given that the two nations share a massive border.
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The United States, which has historically been an important supporter of multilateral credit institutions, will not renew its contribution to the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) fund, which supports development projects.
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According to El Salvador’s Department of Immigration, 1,098 of the returnees are children and adolescents.
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The foreign policy goals of the United States have recently become more dominant and assertive.
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A report published in March about narco-trafficking by the U.S. State Department concludes that there is institutional corruption in Nicaragua.
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20% of Salvadoran households, according to the Survey of Households and Multiple Purposes (EHMP) 2015, are recipients of family remittances.
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Cuba is the country that received the highest number of rejected applications for US visas.
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Requisites for permanent residence applications include a $500,000 investment and a project to create 10 jobs for US workers.
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Legal sales of weapons from the United States to Mexico, between January 2012 and April 2015, totaled $3.5 billion USD.
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