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UPDATED: 25 Apr 2008 GMT
  • U.S. Consulate Merida U.S. Consulate Merida

    According to State Department records, the first consul to Merida, Charles Thompson Jr., was confirmed on March 3, 1843. The opening of a U.S. Consulate was probably in response to the Mexican government's decree, opening the ports of Sisal and Campeche to duty-free import and export.

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  • Consulate Seal The Consulate is looking for stories from you!

    The U.S. Consulate in Merida is looking for stories and memorabilia from the past and asking for your help! The Consulate is searching for photos, pictures, and other memorabilia associated with our long history in Yucatan. With your help, we will put together a visual display that takes our visitors on a journey...

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  • International Education Week International Education Week

    In celebration of International Education Week (November 13-17), Consulate Merida teamed up with U.S.-owned Renfro Campeche to promote international educational exchanges. The maquiladora, which annually produces twelve million “dozen pairs” of socks for companies such as Nike and Fruit of the Loom, is the largest...

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