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...employment opportunities and resumes for Spanish-speaking professionals. Select a category to view job openings and brief resumes or search by keyword. Job announcements and resumes are all dated. Offerings are not limited to countries where Spanish is the primary language. ...a job search site for Central and South America. I've linked you to their site for Mexico, but at the bottom of the page you will find links for Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Venezuela, and their "international" site. Registration is not required to search and view the listings, but it is required for you to submit your resume for consideration. The sites are in the native languages of the countries served (Spanish and Portuguese). ...country profiles, business news from many of the countries, and career advice are available to anyone visiting the site. You must register before you have full access to the job listings. United States-Mexico Chamber of Commerce ...contact information for Mexican Chambers of Commerce, a calendar of events, and other links of interest to those doing business or looking for work in Mexico. Mexico A local employment resource
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