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Written by MICHAEL SHAPIRO
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Saturday, 09 June 2007 |
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Vicente Fox took over the presidency of Mexico in December 2000, bringing down the curtain on 70 years of one-party rule. Many voters believed they had elected exactly the right person to shake this country out of its perpetual mediocrity and put it firmly on the path to first-world nation status. They felt Mexico finally had a dynamic leader who could make his presence felt both at home and abroad, someone who with a wave of a wand could end endemic corruption, lift Mexico out of the mire of poverty and ensure jobs and prosperity for all. |
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Written by ALLYN HUNT
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Saturday, 19 May 2007 |
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An attorney sent an email of material that, he said, may have "been around before, but it's always a good reminder." He suggests you may not have established these habits of wise protection at the core of your modern, urban survival instincts. He suggests you make a copy of this material for your Reminder File. It's especially useful to put it with your travel kit. It can save you money, distress, embarrassment ("If only I had remembered to...."), and from pulling several muscles by trying to kick yourself in the head in the aftermath of disaster. |
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Written by ALLYN HUNT
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Saturday, 12 May 2007 |
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A Mexican Supreme Court justice on April 30 circulated a "draft decision" among fellow justices, government agencies and legislators, aimed at overturning "unconstitutional" articles of a media law passed during the presidential campaign of 2006. That law openly favored Mexico's two communication giants, Televisa and TV Azteca – shredding announced governmental pledges to democratize the nation's media. |
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Written by ALLYN HUNT
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Saturday, 28 April 2007 |
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Item: JP Morgan forecast April 23 that Mexico's economy will expand this year at its slowest pace-2.8 percent-since 2003 because of a contraction in industrial production in the first quarter. |
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Written by ELLEN FENTON
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Saturday, 21 April 2007 |
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Much has been made in recent years of how dangerous it is to travel to Mexico. Well, I not only travel there but this past year I spent five months living there at the condo my husband and I purchased in Puerto Vallarta in February 2003. Admittedly, I am biased towards Mexico, having lived on their Gulf Coast for two years in the mid-80s when my husband's work took us to the state of Veracruz. We made many friends and had such wonderful experiences that life has never been the same since. I often think that in some ways it was the best thing that ever happened to me, while in others it was one of the worst. |
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