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Mexico is a large producer of oil (9th largest in the world by 2011). It however, does not have enough capacity to refine the amount of fuels such as gasoline and diesel for its own internal consumption, so it often appeals to refineries in Texas for this job.

So basically, gasoline in Mexico is refined from its own oil, but it could be refined either at local refineries or in the United States.

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