US Mexican Border Summary and Next Steps
from Water Dialogues Hosted by Mike Orshan
The publisher gives a summary of the knowledge gained on US Mexican issues and then explains what the next episodes will be about. How do we handle the current and upcoming clash of cultures?
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This episode was published on August 22, 2007.
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