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Mexico Economic Updates June 2006 by Tony Burton

20 billion dollars in FDI Foreign direct investment in Mexico reached 17.8 billion dollars last year, and the Economy Secretary predicts it will top 20 billion dollars this year. Total FDI during the ... read more

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Letters to the editor: Sept. 1996 by Stan Gotlieb

Below are some archives of letters to the editor that Stan has chosen to answer with open responses. August 23, 1996: A Border... read more

perspectives politics social-issues Oaxaca, Oaxaca

Letters to the editor: June - Nov. 1995 by Stan Gotlieb

Below are some archives of letters to the editor that Stan has chosen to answer with open responses. November 30, 1995 The Str... read more

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The meeting by Stan Gotlieb

This beautiful detail is from a mural painted inside the state government palace of Oaxaca. The artist, Arturo Garcia Bustos, ... read more

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Letters to the editor by Stan Gotlieb

Stan offers relevant comments by readers -- and sometimes answers them Since going on the World Wide Web, I have received m... read more

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Oaxaca Newsletter issue 14 by Stan Gotlieb

"BORDERING ON CHAOS": READ IT, BUT BE A SKEPTIC Andres Oppenheimer, a Central America hand reporting for the Miami Herald, has... read more

perspectives politics social-issues Oaxaca, Oaxaca

Francisco I. Madero 1873-1913

Born in Parras, Coahuila on October 30, 1873. Son of a wealthy landowner. Family was devoted to ranching, farming and commerce... read more

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Pancho Villa 1878-1923

Mexconnect writers explore the many faces of Francisco "Pancho" Villa, a key figure in the Mexican Revolution.... read more

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The "virreinato" of New Spain

This is page 5 of seven on MexConnect which come originally from the website of CEDEX (Center for Historic Studies of Public W... read more

history politics

Alone at the top: the achievement of Alvaro Obregón by Jim Tuck

Revolution is the ultimate test for survival of the fittest. In times of stormy social change, intense competition is generate... read more

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High hopes, baffling uncertainty: Mexico nears the millennium by Jim Tuck

The election that brought Miguel de la Madrid's successor to power was clearly fraudulent. On July 6, 1988, when the first res... read more

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Going beyond party websites in face of the 2000 elections by Ron Mader

Mexico's upcoming elections in July will be scrutinized by everyone in the nation and the world, including the national and in... read more

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Election 2000 by Ron Mader

ELECTION 2000 Rate the Partys' webmaster skills before the 2000 elections Mexico's most important elections of the year (for P... read more

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The Leon Trotsky Museum - murder and Marxism in Mexico City by John Mitchell

On a balmy summer evening in August 1940, a young man gained admittance to the study of Leon Trotsky's heavily guarded house n... read more

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The Devil's Highway: A True Story by Luis Alberto Urrea Reviewed by Allan Cogan

This is the story of a group of men who have become known as the Yuma 14. They are the fourteen illegal immigrants who died at... read more

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Twilight on the Line: Underworlds and Politics at the U.S. - Mexico Border by Sebastian Rotella Norton Reviewed by Allan Cogan

The action never stops at the border. There is no other place like it on the globe. The international boundary stretches for a... read more

book-reviews border-crossings politics social-issues Tijuana, Baja California

The Mexicans: a personal portrait of a people by Patrick Oster Reviewed by Allan Cogan

Author Oster's portraits make this an excellent account of a timeless and yet changing Mexico. His approach is to focus on twe... read more

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Opening Mexico: The Making of a Democracy by Julia Preston and Samuel Dillon Reviewed by Allan Cogan

Here is the history of Mexico in the last two or three decades - and what a history it is. It's the story of how a dictatorshi... read more

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Mexifornia, a State of Becoming by Victor Davis Hanson Reviewed by Allan Cogan

Although there's heavy duty immigration going on, there's not a whole lot of integration taking place.... read more

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Endangered Mexico: An Environment on the Edge by Joel Simon Reviewed by Allan Cogan

There's no good news in Joel Simon's book. It's a catalog of the awful things that have happened in Mexico since the time of t... read more

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Mexico Way by Robert Moss Reviewed by Allan Cogan

Bob Culbertson, a Border Patrol chief, is chasing Mexican border crossers somewhere in Texas when a light aircraft in obvious ... read more

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The Annexation of Mexico: From the Aztecs to the Imf, One Reporter's Journey through History by John Ross Reviewed by Allan Cogan

Ross, a social activist, poet and working reporter based in Mexico City, has a lively and irreverent style. It makes his book ... read more

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Yesterday's Train: A Rail Odyssey through Mexican History by Terry Pindell with Lourdes Ramirez Mallis Reviewed by Allan Cogan

Author Pindell and Dr. Lourdes Ramírez Mallis, who served as Pindell's interpreter, collaborator and researcher, set out toge... read more

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Did You Know? The centenary of the birth of artist Juan O'Gorman by Tony Burton

Juan O'Gorman was born on July 6, 1905, in Coyoacán, Mexico City. His father, Cecil Crawford O'Gorman, was a mining engineer ... read more

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Did You Know? Mexico tried to prevent Americans from migrating to Texas by Tony Burton

Mexico once tried hard to prevent Americans from migrating to Texas. In recent years, considerable attention has focused on th... read more

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Trotsky's Ghost by Charles Dews

I am not now, nor have I ever been a member of the Communist Party (although I did subscribe to the Daily World during the wil... read more

exploring-tourism history museums politics Mexico City , México D.F.

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Mexico Economic Updates June 2006 by Tony Burton

Letters to the editor: Sept. 1996 by Stan Gotlieb

Letters to the editor: June - Nov. 1995 by Stan Gotlieb

The meeting by Stan Gotlieb

Letters to the editor by Stan Gotlieb

Oaxaca Newsletter issue 14 by Stan Gotlieb

Francisco I. Madero 1873-1913

Pancho Villa 1878-1923

The "virreinato" of New Spain

Alone at the top: the achievement of Alvaro Obregón by Jim Tuck

High hopes, baffling uncertainty: Mexico nears the millennium by Jim Tuck

Going beyond party websites in face of the 2000 elections by Ron Mader

Election 2000 by Ron Mader

The Leon Trotsky Museum - murder and Marxism in Mexico City by John Mitchell

The Devil's Highway: A True Story by Luis Alberto Urrea Reviewed by Allan Cogan

Twilight on the Line: Underworlds and Politics at the U.S. - Mexico Border by Sebastian Rotella Norton Reviewed by Allan Cogan

The Mexicans: a personal portrait of a people by Patrick Oster Reviewed by Allan Cogan

Opening Mexico: The Making of a Democracy by Julia Preston and Samuel Dillon Reviewed by Allan Cogan

Mexifornia, a State of Becoming by Victor Davis Hanson Reviewed by Allan Cogan

Endangered Mexico: An Environment on the Edge by Joel Simon Reviewed by Allan Cogan

Mexico Way by Robert Moss Reviewed by Allan Cogan

The Annexation of Mexico: From the Aztecs to the Imf, One Reporter's Journey through History by John Ross Reviewed by Allan Cogan

Yesterday's Train: A Rail Odyssey through Mexican History by Terry Pindell with Lourdes Ramirez Mallis Reviewed by Allan Cogan

Did You Know? The centenary of the birth of artist Juan O'Gorman by Tony Burton

Did You Know? Mexico tried to prevent Americans from migrating to Texas by Tony Burton

Trotsky's Ghost by Charles Dews