Elections And Business In Mexico
Every time there are presidential elections in Mexico, there is a panic that the country is about to enter a new crisis. This is to a large extent based on past experience, so much so, that it is part ...
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The Annexation of Mexico: From the Aztecs to the Imf, One Reporter's Journey through History by John Ross
Ross, a social activist, poet and working reporter based in Mexico City, has a lively and irreverent style. It makes his book an enjoyable read, despite the sometimes heavy material. His thesis is that outsiders, and most especially the United States, have never stopped trying to control or annex "this enormously rich, indescribably poor nation" in one way or another for centuries. Usually this was accomplished through plain old land-grabbing. Today the process continues through economic instruments such as indebtedness, NAFTA and the war on drugs.
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Lloyd Mexico Economic Report - Janaury 2002
Table of Contents
THE SHAPE OF 2002
MORE FOREIGN INVESTMENT
AIRLINE PARTNERSHIPS
QUERÉTARO AIRPORT...
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Lloyd Mexico Economic Report October 2002
Table of Contents
STATE OF THE NATION REPORT
GOOD GROWTH PROSPECTS
HIGHLIGHTS OF RECENT PROGRESS
RE...
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Dealing with the Rising Sun: Mexico eyes a Japanese trade deal
A scheduled upcoming visit by Japanese Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi could mark the start of an official round of free-trade talks between Japan and Mexico, a leading Japanese business leader told B...
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Lloyd Mexico Economic Report - October 2001
Table of Contents
STATE OF THE NATION REPORT
GENERAL GOALS
PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION
FIGHT AGAINST POVE...
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The second great migration: Economic and policy implications
In recent decades, immigration to the United States has reached historic proportions. Many observers liken this large and sustained wave of immigration to the Great Migration at the beginning of the 20...
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Lloyd Mexico Economic Report - October 2000
Table of Contents
THE STATE OF THE NATION
UPGRADING OIL REFINERIES
MORE HYDRO-POWER
THE STATE OF THE NATION
...
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High hopes, baffling uncertainty: Mexico nears the millennium
The election that brought Miguel de la Madrid's successor to power was clearly fraudulent. On July 6, 1988, when the first results began to arrive at the interior ministry's office on Avenida Bucareli,...
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Inside, outside: The costs of negotiation in Mexico, and the costs of avoiding it
In late 1998, the Mexican political system showed definite signs of democratic progress. For the second time, the executive power was forced to negotiate with the legislative power on its 1999 plan for...
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