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Other speakers include Maria Herrera-Sobek, visiting professor of women's studies and folklore and mythology, and Chuey Negrete, director of the Mexican Cultural Institute in Chicago...
...MEXICAN IMPORTS FROM U.S. TARIFF NAFTA PHASEOUT...
...Trade Agreement a nail-chewing Washington version of the Perils of Pauline. In itself, the pact that would allow free movement of goods and investments among Canada, the U.S. and Mexico would, it is thought, have only moderate immediate effects. Some U.S. jobs would be lost to low-wage Mexican competition, and some jobs would be created in American industries that would have an easier time selling their products in Mexico. But the numbers would be relatively small on both sides, and it is anyone's guess where the balance would be struck. Most reasonably impartial economists believe that...
...only sure thing is that it is going to put the last nail in the coffin for Mexican rural communities," he said. "The small farming communities will not be able to compete with the corporate large scale farms of Illinois and Iowa...
Tariffs on half of currently taxed products will be dropped immediately, as would all Mexican import licenses, which cover one-fourth of U.S. exports...