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Mr. Pinto is responsible for the protection and promotion of Mexican Interests including consular affairs and relations with the financial, business and cultural communities, as well as the media and think-tanks. He has lectured at institutions including the Council on Foreign Relations, the Council of the Americas, Columbia University, Yale and Brown universities, the Reuter Forum and the National Foreign Trade Council. He is developer of the World Wide Web (Internet) home page for the Mexican Government. (http://www.quicklink.com/mexico/, or english: http://www.quicklink.com/mexico/ingles/ing.htm)
Mr. Pinto is a tenured professor of Political and Social Sciences at UNAM, providing instruction in constitutional law, economic development, and legal framework for the media.
He is the author of several books including University Autonomy and Political Parties in Mexico. In addition, he has published numerous articles about Mexican political and economic affairs.
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