“Understanding the Impact of Remittances on Mexico’s Economy and Safeguarding Their Future Impact”: Audio Brief with Rubi Bledsoe

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A short, spoken-word summary from CSIS’s Rubi Bledsoe on her brief with Ryan C. Berg and Michael Ferguson, “Understanding the Impact of Remittances on Mexico’s Economy and Safeguarding Their Future Impact.”

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