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MONTERREY
Considered one of the nation’s top
three business centers and the
closest of the three to the U.S.
border, Monterrey has a flourishing
hotel, restaurants and business
infrastructure and a wide assortment
of cultural and tourist attractions.
One of the city’s main business
attractions is the Cintermex
Convention, Exhibition, and Business
Center, located ten minutes from
Monterrey’s Downtown. This handicap
accessible, state-of-the-art
building center has 18 Convention
Halls designed to hold 10 to 2,150
people. It is connected to two 2
hotels: Holiday Inn Parque Fundidora
by a tunnel, and Antaris Cintermex
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The USMCOC-NE organized a members-only roundtable
discussion with Ambassador Ruben Beltran, Consul
General of Mexico in New York in August. Ambassador
Beltran led an outstanding discussion on the Mexico-United
States bilateral agenda, including the most relevant
topics such as the current Mexico’s drug war, the
pending energy reform, the immigration agenda, the
upcoming U.S. elections, and the economic
projections for these two countries. The USMCOC-NE
plans to hold these types of discussions on a
regular basis in an effort to promote understanding
and communication on bilateral issues between the
two countries.
Mexico’s Custom and Trade Facilitation Seminar
By: Guillermo Sánchez Chao
On past days the Northeast Chapter of the United
States – Mexico Chamber of Commerce invited me to
participate on its Mexico’s Custom and Trade
Facilitation seminar held at New York City, same
that resulted in a very gratifying experience for
all the participants.
Being a Mexican lawyer in a United States forum
represented a challenging experience, as my goal was
to transmit the new measures taken by the Mexican
government in order to improve its custom and trade
policies while addressing a audience that is not
fully familiarized with the Mexican legal system.
As such, my participation at the event was aimed to
answer the questions that are typically posted in
the American exporter’s mind while trading with a
Mexican partner; questions that we all have to admit
are more and more challenging as the trade between
our two countries continues to increase in volume
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Calpulli Mexican Dance Co.
presents the 3rd and final session in 2008 of its
donation-based children's dance program
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MANO A MANO MEXICAN CULTURE
WITHOUT BORDERS invites you to our 5th annual
community celebration of Día de los Muertos/Day of
the Dead at St. Mark's Church in the Bowery
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USMCOC-NE Management Committee:
The Management
Committee: Rodrigo Amaré, Eduardo
Ramos-Gómez, Pat Sabino, Alexis
Rovzar, Jorge Mariscal, Denise Simon
and Rosemary Werrett.
Newsletter Committee:
Alejandro Ramos, Executive Director;
Isabel Fernandez, Trade
Representative.
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