What does IMA stand for?

Institute of Mexicans Abroad

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They've tried to take a much more proactive stance with these communities, with the recognition that they might not be coming back," Carlos Gonzalez Gutierrez, the executive director of the Institute of Mexicans Abroad, said in a telephone interview from Mexico City.

Mexican government looking beyond remittances

``We are advising Mexican communities not to be taken in by this,'' said Yvonne Maria Jimenez, who sits on the Council for the Institute of Mexicans Abroad, an advisory group under Mexico's secretary of foreign affairs and who runs Neighborhood Legal Services in Pacoima.

L.A. MEXICAN CONGRESSIONAL OFFICE MAY NOT BE LEGAL

The Borderland Collaboration leverages several partnerships between the San Diego County Office of Education, the Mexican Ministry of Education, and the Institute of Mexicans Abroad, which have sponsored a number of successful initiatives to infuse information and communication technologies into the lives of Mexican citizens, both in Mexico and living abroad.

NECC's San Diego-Tijuana Borderland Collaboration Transcends Physical ...