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José Lever

Assistant Vice President for U.S. - Mexico Affairs

UA Mexico Office

+52 55 5566 8251

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Justin Dutram, M.Ed.

Assistant Vice President for Mexico and Latin America

UA Global

+1 520 626 8734

jdutram@arizona.edu

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Catalina Stern Forgach, Ph.D.

Director of UNAM Center for Mexican Studies - Tucson

Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México

+1 520 621 1668

catalina@tucson.unam.mx

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