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Mexico & Nafta - May 2012 (ISSN 1741-444X)
Wal-Mart case casts a long shadow
Recent allegations that the US retail giant, Wal-Mart Inc. paid bribes in order to quickly expand its presence in Mexico, where it is now the country’s largest private employer, have raised a lot of questions and resulted in official federal-level investigations in both the US and Mexico. The growing scandal, which implicates Mexican government officials and top executives from the US firm, has the potential to severely damage Mexico-US business relations.
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