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168. The Recent Mexico Earthquakes with Laura Carlsen
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Laura Carlsen joins Adam Camac and Daniel Laguros to discuss the two major September earthquakes in Mexico, how devastating they were, and what the response to the earthquakes has been.
About the Guest
Ms. Carlsen is the Director of the Americas Program at the Center for International Policy. She lives in Mexico City and has published numerous articles and chapters on Mexico-related social, economic, and political topics. She was previously a correspondent for Latin Trade magazine and an editor of Business Mexico.
You can follow her work via the Americas Program and via the Americas Program’s Facebook and Twitter accounts. You can also follow Ms. Carlsen’s work through her own Facebook page.
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Laura Carlsen joins Adam Camac and Daniel Laguros to discuss the two major September earthquakes in Mexico, how devastating they were, and what the response to the earthquakes has been.
About the Guest
Ms. Carlsen is the Director of the Americas Program at the Center for International Policy. She lives in Mexico City and has published numerous articles and chapters on Mexico-related social, economic, and political topics. She was previously a correspondent for Latin Trade magazine and an editor of Business Mexico.
You can follow her work via the Americas Program and via the Americas Program’s Facebook and Twitter accounts. You can also follow Ms. Carlsen’s work through her own Facebook page.
Biographical information is from ciponline.org.
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1. The Americas Program at the Center for International Policy
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