Why NAFTA & U.S. - Mexico Relations Are Important to You

When
June 25, 2018
6:00 AM - 8:15 PM
Location
Loma Linda Univ. Health San Manuel Gateway College, 250 So. G Street, San Bernardino 92410

Registration

At the Door - Space Available – $25.00
All guests not preregistered.
Non Member - Reception and Talk – $40.00
Preregistered Student - Talk Only
Show Student ID at the door.
Public - Talk only – $20.00
WAC Member Reception and Talk – $30.00

Why NAFTA & U.S. - Mexico Relations Are Important to You
How will Mexico’s elections impact the US?
Do the issues that matter in Washington DC matter in Mexico City?

Featuring The Honorable
Earl Anthony Wayne, Ambassador to Mexico 2011-2015

Monday, June 25, 2018 6:00 - 8:15 pm

Loma Linda Univ. Health San Manuel Gateway College
250 So. G Street, San Bernardino 92410
Garden Room

Buffet Reception & Talk: $30 WAC Members $40 Non Members

Talk only: (6:40) $20 Public Free for Students
At the Door Talk only - Space Available: $25 everyone

Space is limited

Parking free and secure
Reception and Talk

On July 1st people in Mexico will cast their ballots in what has been dubbed "the biggest election in Mexican history" due to the number of public issues being debated. This election will redefine the role of the government in areas such as economic development, trade, security and energy.

88 million registered Mexican voters will elect their next president from candidates Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador, Ricardo Anaya, and Jose Antonio Meade each with different ideas about the role of government. Also on the ballot is the election of 500 members of the Chamber of Deputies and 128 members of the Senate. On the same day, 30 out of 32 states will also hold local elections.

Ambassador Wayne will share his insights based on years of working with Mexican leaders and people.
WhyNAFTA.US MexRelMatter.flierRev.pdf

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