Professor Nicole Hemmer

Die Umgebung wurde komplett aus dem Vertrag entfernt. So war auch die Immigration. Das war einfach zu kontrovers, um den Vertrag anzunehmen. Das waren also andere Verträge, die nicht so gut erforscht wurden. Man bekommt also mehr Jobs in Mexiko, aber sie sind nicht sehr gut bezahlt. Viele kleine Landwirte in Mexiko verlieren Land für große Agrarunternehmen.

Das erhöht die Immigration in die USA aus Mexiko. It also contributes to the growth of things called maquiladoras along the US-Mexican border on the Mexican side, where these big factories, where Mexican workers are hired at very low-paying jobs. But it also contributes to internal migration within Mexico. So people are moving from southern Mexico to the border to work in these factories.

Das erhöht die Immigration in die USA aus Mexiko. It also contributes to the growth of things called maquiladoras along the US-Mexican border on the Mexican side, where these big factories, where Mexican workers are hired at very low-paying jobs. But it also contributes to internal migration within Mexico. So people are moving from southern Mexico to the border to work in these factories.

Das erhöht die Immigration in die USA aus Mexiko. It also contributes to the growth of things called maquiladoras along the US-Mexican border on the Mexican side, where these big factories, where Mexican workers are hired at very low-paying jobs. But it also contributes to internal migration within Mexico. So people are moving from southern Mexico to the border to work in these factories.

And there's not much regulation in terms of wages or job protection or environmental factors.

And there's not much regulation in terms of wages or job protection or environmental factors.

And there's not much regulation in terms of wages or job protection or environmental factors.

Some parts certainly. So trade and manufacturing definitely benefit. You do lose some jobs. Quite a few jobs do move to Mexico where people accept lower wages, where the wages are lower. And so businesses don't have to pay their workers as much in Mexico.

Some parts certainly. So trade and manufacturing definitely benefit. You do lose some jobs. Quite a few jobs do move to Mexico where people accept lower wages, where the wages are lower. And so businesses don't have to pay their workers as much in Mexico.

Some parts certainly. So trade and manufacturing definitely benefit. You do lose some jobs. Quite a few jobs do move to Mexico where people accept lower wages, where the wages are lower. And so businesses don't have to pay their workers as much in Mexico.

And so you do lose some jobs, but then because trade is increasing, other sectors of the US population benefit because you are getting more purchasing power across the board, better products, cheaper products mostly. And so in some ways, yes, the US benefits in some ways. No, all three countries suffer some of the consequences.

And so you do lose some jobs, but then because trade is increasing, other sectors of the US population benefit because you are getting more purchasing power across the board, better products, cheaper products mostly. And so in some ways, yes, the US benefits in some ways. No, all three countries suffer some of the consequences.

And so you do lose some jobs, but then because trade is increasing, other sectors of the US population benefit because you are getting more purchasing power across the board, better products, cheaper products mostly. And so in some ways, yes, the US benefits in some ways. No, all three countries suffer some of the consequences.

It got revised under Trump, his first presidency. They revised NAFTA into the US-Mexico-Canada Agreement, I think it's called. And so they keep a lot of the structure of NAFTA, but they updated some of its things, like having to do with intellectual property. They do include labor this time around, I believe. And so it gets updated more than replaced.

It got revised under Trump, his first presidency. They revised NAFTA into the US-Mexico-Canada Agreement, I think it's called. And so they keep a lot of the structure of NAFTA, but they updated some of its things, like having to do with intellectual property. They do include labor this time around, I believe. And so it gets updated more than replaced.

It got revised under Trump, his first presidency. They revised NAFTA into the US-Mexico-Canada Agreement, I think it's called. And so they keep a lot of the structure of NAFTA, but they updated some of its things, like having to do with intellectual property. They do include labor this time around, I believe. And so it gets updated more than replaced.

Es ist eine interessante Frage, weil wir über die Kartelle reden, aber die Hauptverbrecher, die Hauptpersonen, die das Verbrechen in Mexiko kontrollieren, waren in der Regierung. And so it was actually the Mexican government, specifically the PRI, a lot of the security forces, the police, the intelligence services were very much connected to the drug trade. And they were the ones managing it.

Es ist eine interessante Frage, weil wir über die Kartelle reden, aber die Hauptverbrecher, die Hauptpersonen, die das Verbrechen in Mexiko kontrollieren, waren in der Regierung. And so it was actually the Mexican government, specifically the PRI, a lot of the security forces, the police, the intelligence services were very much connected to the drug trade. And they were the ones managing it.

Es ist eine interessante Frage, weil wir über die Kartelle reden, aber die Hauptverbrecher, die Hauptpersonen, die das Verbrechen in Mexiko kontrollieren, waren in der Regierung. And so it was actually the Mexican government, specifically the PRI, a lot of the security forces, the police, the intelligence services were very much connected to the drug trade. And they were the ones managing it.

So you have these traffickers who are the ones moving drugs and growing drugs. But the government was the one controlling the industry. Toward the end of the 20th century, toward the late 1990s, that's when the PRI is starting to lose influence. Kontrolle über Mexiko und das Einzelpartei-State, das die mexikanische Politik so lange nach der Revolution kontrollierte. That starts to crumble.