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Improvements on Mexico Customs Regulations

By Adina Moloman Sources: United States- Mexico Chamber of Commerce, www.ventanillaunica.gob.mx Improvements on Mexico Customs Regulations are expected when using the Single Window web application, which enables international cross-border traders to submit regulatory documents at a single location and/or single entity from the Mexican federal government. The implementation of the single window system in Mexico [...]

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Sustainable Lighting Program

By Adina Moloman Source: World Bank, Siglo 21 Through “Sustainable Lighting” Program, Mexico is showing that it is possible to implement a large-scale energy efficiency program in the residential sector. With this program, the public may exchange working incandescent bulbs (4 pieces) for other 4 energy saving CFL bulbs at designated sites set up in [...]

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New office of the Mexican Institute of Industrial Property (IMPI) in Baja California

By Adina Moloman Source: IMPI, US Department of State, SE Baja California is open to foreign direct investment (FDI) in most economic sectors and has consistently been one of the largest recipients of FDI among other Mexico Manufacturing regions or any other global regions from emerging markets. In order to compete Baja California with its [...]

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Baja California – Solar Energy Potential

By Adina Moloman Source: Compound Semiconductor, Maquiladora Industry News Baja California potential for renewable energy generation is substantial. As we’ve seen in an article before there are a few interesting projects when it comes to wind energy. Also when it comes to solar, Mexico has no infrastructure in terms of solar energy technologies like solar [...]

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2011 Anti-illegal immigration law

By Adina Moloman Source: Fox News Alabama immigration law takes effect until September 1, that’s way with less than a month from its application; Civil Right groups are trying to stop this law. There is a brief filed on behalf of the governments of Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, Ecuador, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, [...]

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