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Foreign Relations of the United States: Diplomatic Papers, 1942, The American Republics, Volume VI

Mexico:


Contents

    • Creation of Joint Mexican-United States Defense Commission
    • Agreement between the Rubber Reserve Company and Mexico granting the company exclusive purchasing right to all of Mexico’s exportable rubber (Documents 492-494)
      • Lend-Lease Agreement between the United States and Mexico, signed March 27, 1942 (Document 495)
        • Negotiations leading to the signing of a reciprocal trade agreement between the United States and Mexico, December 23, 1942 (Documents 496-513)
          • Joint report of Mexican and United States experts regarding the amount Mexico should pay for expropriated petroleum properties
          • Efforts of the United States toward the improvement of the oil industry in Mexico (Documents 514-520)
            • Agreement between the United States and Mexico regarding the temporary migration of agricultural workers into the United States, signed August 4, 1942 (Documents 521-524)
              • Agreement between the United States and Mexico regarding the rehabilitation of certain Mexican railways
              • Discussions between the United States and Mexico regarding a proposed treaty on division of international waters (Documents 525-534)
                • Consular Convention between the United States and Mexico, signed at Mexico City, August 12, 1942

              The American Republics

              • Preface
              • Chile: (Documents 1-157)
                • Colombia: (Documents 158-259)
                  • Costa Rica: (Documents 260-288)
                    • Cuba: (Documents 289-387)
                      • Dominican Republic: (Documents 388-389)
                        • Ecuador: (Documents 390-451)
                          • El Salvador: (Documents 452-454)
                            • Guatemala: (Documents 455-473)
                              • Haiti: (Documents 474-488)
                                • Honduras: (Documents 489-491)
                                  • Mexico: (Documents 492-534)
                                    • Nicaragua: (Documents 535-542)
                                      • Panama: (Documents 543-592)
                                        • Paraguay: (Documents 593-617)
                                          • Peru: (Documents 618-649)
                                            • Uruguay: (Documents 650-694)
                                              • Venezuela: (Documents 695-710)
                                                • Index

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