US Mexico Border - The US Prez Appointee

en-usMay 30, 2007

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About this Episode

An appointee of both President's Reagan and Bush Sr who also led, for many years, a bi-national organization for economic development along the border discusses, issues and solutions. Did you know that oil is being displaced as the largest industry in Mexico? The replacement industry will shock you.

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