JulyUS. Embassy—Mexico City Bilateral Trade Factsheet Mexico is the 2nd most important destination for U.S. Exports and the 3rd largest source of U.S. imports.

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Date: 2014-07-31 13:52:02 Economy of North America Mexico North American Free Trade Agreement Presidency of Bill Clinton Maquiladora International trade Foreign trade of Argentina Canada-Colombia Free Trade Agreement United States free trade agreements International relations Canada		JulyUS. Embassy—Mexico City Bilateral Trade Factsheet Mexico is the 2nd most important destination for U.S. Exports and the 3rd largest source of U.S. imports. Add to Reading List Source URL: photos.state.gov Download Document from Source Website File Size: 328,94 KB Share Document on Facebook

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