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“…Vector-based control strategies are discussed in the third section which also contains a chapter on regulation of dengue vaccines and the experience of Mexico in the implementation of the unique registered dengue vaccine…”

“…And how are some of the main Latin American countries (namely Brazil, Mexico, and Venezuela) contributing to change the regional picture?"…”

“…Este libro reúne trabajos llevados a cabo por investigadores en universidades de la Argentina, Colombia, España, Estados Unidos, Francia, México, Perú y Polonia, en torno a la variación lingüística y la problemática del contacto en el español peruano, en el marco de situaciones concretas. …”

“…It looks at six countries - Brazil, France, Indonesia, Ireland, Mexico and New Zealand - with relatively large agricultural and forestry sectors and associated greenhouse gas emissions, many of which also host globally important biodiversity. …”

“…A pilot database covering four livestock diseases (avian influenza, bovine spongiform encephalopathy, classical swine fever, and foot and mouth disease) in nine countries (Canada, Denmark, France, Germany, Hungary, Japan, Mexico, the Netherlands, and the United Kingdom) was constructed. …”

“…- Notas sobre país - Argentina - Notas sobre país - Brasil - Notas sobre país - Chile - Notas sobre país - Colômbia - Notas sobre país - Costa Rica - Notas sobre país - México - Notas sobre país - Peru - Notas sobre país - República Dominicana - Anexo estatístico…”

“…The findings are based on the active participation in the survey of seven self-selected countries, including both OECD member and non-member countries (Finland, Israel, Luxembourg, Mexico, the United Kingdom, China and South Africa). …”

“…This paper presents an assessment of the results of Brady plans for debtor countries which have implemented such agreements (Costa Rica, Mexico, the Philippines, Uruguay and Venezuela). First, we show that the relatively successful Mexican case cannot be generalized, due to the great diversity of the agreements signed. …”