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Published entirely in English, brings you articles, essays and reports written by experts in Mexico’s political life, the economy, environmental issues and international relations. Our full-color sections offer our readers the best of culture and the arts plus a full panorama or our country’s regional treasures. Sponsored by the National Autonomous University of Mexico’s Center for Research on North America (CISAN/UNAM) in the context of a globalized world. VOICES OF MEXICO MAGAZINE

Voices of Mexico was born in 1986 with the mission of spreading the main aspects of the cultural, economical, political life of our country and in English speaking countries, mainly The United States and Canada. Our priorities are: 1. Spreading the culture, the art and the Mexican sciences through interviews, news articles, specialized articles, as well as the graphical reproduction of the historical and contemporary work of painters, sculptors and architects. Also our sections include artisan manifestations, Mexican cuisine art and ecology which are interesting subjects for our national and international readers. 2. Our articles are on subjects concerning the region of North America, Canada and the United States, with a multidisciplinary approach. HISTORY

Our subscribers are mainly conformed by North American, Canadian and Mexican-American men and women, of high educative social and economical level, with a wide knowledge of our culture and economical development, as well as the social political life. Our reader is linked to our country, regularly travels to Mexico for business, studies and research; and has the opportunity to visit archaeological sites, bookstores, museums, and cities; our reader is interested in the popular and contemporary art of Mexico. Voices of Mexico, in addition, is sent to embassies, diplomatic offices, and to professional associations. With more than 20,000 readers, our exclusive magazine, Voices of Mexico, offers an excellent mean to advertise your products or services. The distribution of the magazine is very assorted, since it is sold in bookstores, museums, hotels, departmental stores, restaurants and through national and foreign distributors. The main points of sale are Canada, The United States and Mexico. Our subscribers, in Mexico and abroad, receive the magazine by mail. AUDIENCE PROFILE

 Politics  Economy  Society  Art & Culture  North American affairs  United States affairs (Published quarterly) Our regular sections include:

Our Latest Issue: 72

July September 2005 (Num. 72) Contents  Adolfo Aguilar Zinser In Memoriam  Mexico’s Voted Transition  Mexico’s Water Crisis  NAFTA and the Mexican Economy  New U. S. Immigration Policies  On Chiapas Byways Reviews  One Wound for Another –Una Herida por Otra Testimonios de in the U. S. Through Cyberspace  So They Won’t Just Be Blown by The Wind  The Outlines of a Complex World

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