Given its proximity and importance to the United States, it is surprising how few English-language resources there are on Mexican politics. This list includes the best of them along with a few with material in Spanish.
The Latin American Studies Center/University of Texas is one of the top teaching and research institutions in the field which maintains the best website.
Georgetown University has a smaller center and webpage, but both are almost as good.
NAFTA and related economic issues are handled well by Communications for a Sustainable Future at the University of Colorado.
INET is the best Mexican-based provider of general material on the country, including its politics.
The Organization of American States has a home page concentrating on its programs and the foreign policies of its member states.
Energy issues are the subject of the Baker and Associate home page which concentrates on oil and other natural resources.
MEXPAZ is a collection of listservs which provide periodic, critical analyses of the PRI regime. To subscribe separately to analysis, chiapas-eng, rights, and/or solidarity, send the standard message in English to information-request@uibero.uia.mx
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