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GGD-93-53R 1 (1993-07-02)

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GAO          United States
             General Accounting Office
             Washington, D.C. 20548

             General Government Division


             B-253843




             July 2, 1993                                    149512


             The Honorable Donald W. Riegle
             The Honorable Kent Conrad
             The Honorable Thomas A. Daschle
             The Honorable Carl M. Levin
             The Honorable Howard M. Metzenbaum
             The Honorable Ernest F. Hollings
             The Honorable Harris Wofford
             United States Senate

             This letter responds to your request that we provide
             information on the Mexican government's involvement in the
             Amerimex Maquiladora Fund (AMF) and the extent of this
             fund's and other funds' efforts to buy U.S. companies and
             move them to Mexico.

             More specifically, you asked us to discuss (1) the Mexican
             government's involvement in U.S. investment funds, including
             AMF, that acquire an interest in U.S. companies; (2) the
             activities of AMF; (3) an additional U.S. investment fund
             that acquired an interest in U.S. companies that were
             prospects for moving to Mexico; and (4) other investors that
             have acquired an interest in U.S. companies that were
             prospects for moving to Mexico.

             APPROACH

             We obtained information for this letter from a number of
             U.S. and Mexican sources. To determine the Mexican
             government's involvement in funds, including AMF, that
             purchase shares of U.S. companies, we conducted an extensive
             literature search. In addition, we interviewed appropriate
             officials from the U.S. Departments of State, Commerce, and
             the Treasury, the U.S. Trade Representative, the American
             Federation of Labor and Congress of Industrial Organizations
             (AFL-CIO), and the Mexican embassy in Washington, D.C. In
             Mexico, we obtained information from appropriate
             representatives of the Mexican Secretariat for Trade and
             Industrial Development (SECOFI), the Foreign Trade Bank of
             Mexico (Bancomext), and Nacional Financiera, S.N.C.

                                  GAO/GGD-93-53R International Investment

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