U.S. + Mexico = Shared Destiny
Once Described As Distant Neighbors, the Two Parent Nations of California Warily Get Closer
These are bullish times for cultural and economic trade between the United States and Mexico, even as the two nations struggle with thorny security threats along the border and lingering mistrust. On the merits, Mexico should stand alongside Britain and Israel among this nation’s indisputable “special relationships,” and yet many Americans don’t see it that way. In advance of “Is Our Marriage With Mexico Working?” a Zócalo event evaluating the state of the bilateral relationship—a North American marriage forged by geography and history—Zócalo asks a number of experts: “What would …
