Fecha Publicación: 09-01-2023

The U.S.-Mexico border is the locus of a chaotic influx of migrants from across the Americas that shows no signs of abating. The American opioid crisis is fueled by cheap pharmaceuticals smuggled north by Mexico’s drug cartels.

Yet at the same time economic cooperation among North America’s three increasingly intertwined countries is setting the stage for an era of growth and rising prosperity, many experts say. Post-pandemic, the global economy is shifting increasingly from globalization to what economists have dubbed “regionalization,” and the North American trade area is ideally positioned to capitalize.

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