Tag: Mexico

GM Corn Dispute with Mexico

Jan 2, 2025

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Gaute Gulliksen

in Business ethics, Environmental Sustainability, International Trade

In December 2024, a dispute panel ruled in favor of the United States in its conflict with Mexico over genetically modified (GM) corn imports. The panel determined that Mexico’s restrictions on GM corn violated the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA) and urged Mexico to align its policies with the agreement within 45 days.
Civil Society Organizations (CSOs) in Mexico: History, Structure, and Public Opinion

Dec 21, 2024

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Gaute Gulliksen

in Civil Society Organizations

Introduction Civil Society Organizations (CSOs) are vital actors in the development of any country They are crucial for Mexico’s democracy as they promote accountability, protect human rights, and amplify marginalized voices. By advocating for social justice and engaging citizens, they strengthen democratic values and ensure government responsiveness to the needs of the people, fostering a…