Why Mexico's Foreign Policy Still Irritates the U.S.

Publication Date: September 1984

Publisher: Heritage Foundation (Washington, D.C.)

Author(s): Esther Wilson Hannon

Research Area: Government

Keywords: Latin American

Type: Report

Coverage: Mexico

Abstract:

In recent decades, the U.S. and Mexico have differed on foreign policy issues. For example, Mexican policy toward Cuba has been open and cordial, while the U.S. has sought to isolate Castro. Today the differences between Mexico and the U.S. are highlighted principally by Central American policy.