As Mexico staggers through our shared economic crisis, it is also battling a near civil war with drug cartels. How will it shape our lives in the US and Indiana? Listen to a Hoosier-Mexican diplomat.
When: Thursday March 12 4:45-5:30 PM
Where: Sagamore Institute (1630 N. Meridian Indianapolis)
For more information contact John Clark at john@sipr.org.
Daniel Hernández Joseph is a senior diplomat in Mexico introduces himself thus:
"I am a member of the Mexican foreign service with over 23 years experience in consular affairs. For many years, I've been specifically involved in the area of consular protection. Since most Mexican citizens abroad are concentrated in the US, my work has been closely related to the issues of immigration, human rights and labor rights in that country. That explains my interest in the subject of migration. However, I am developing this page purely on a personal basis.
My undergraduate training is in International Relations (Earlham College, Richmond, Indiana). My graduate degree is in Latin American Studies (University of Texas at Austin). Besides working as a consul and protection officer, I've also been cultural attache and have published a few short articles on subjects varying from art, to media analysis to consular protection."
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