Mayor Gerardo Sanchez of San Luis, Arizona, spoke to Ҵýapp at the Arizona-Mexico Commission 60th Anniversary Summit about the economic impact of Arizona’s business relationship with Mexico, which creates jobs and supports cities on both sides of the border. Sanchez said the key to a successful relationship is open communication.
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