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Coverage dated February 5, 2025

Mexican border cities are in limbo as tariff threats spark fears of a recession

Headline from The Republic

CIUDAD JUÁREZ, Mexico (AP) — As soon as the sun glints over miles of border fence dividing the United States and Mexico, the engines of cargo trucks packed with auto and computer parts roar to life along border bridges and bleary-eyed workers file into factories to assemble a multitude of products g…

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  1. The Republic

    Mexican border cities are in limbo as tariff threats spark fears of a recession (opens The Republic)

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    CIUDAD JUÁREZ, Mexico (AP) — As soon as the sun glints over miles of border fence dividing the United States and Mexico, the engines of cargo trucks packed with auto and computer parts roar to life along border bridges and bleary-eyed workers file into factories to assemble a multitude of products g…

  2. NBC 5 Dallas-Fort Worth

    Mexican cities along Texas border in limbo as tariff threats spark fears of a recession (opens NBC 5 Dallas-Fort Worth)

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    Concerns about tariffs lead some workers along Mexico's border with Texas to wonder how much longer they'll have jobs, while business leaders say the...

  3. Green Field Reporter

    Mexican border cities are in limbo as tariff threats spark fears of a recession - The Daily Reporter (opens Green Field Reporter)

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    CIUDAD JUÁREZ, Mexico (AP) — As soon as the sun glints over miles of border fence dividing the United States and Mexico, the engines of cargo trucks packed with auto and computer parts roar to life along border bridges and bleary-eyed workers file into factories to assemble a multitude of products g…

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