Word: mexicanization
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...Mexican novelist diplomat Carlos Fuentes this afternoon's principal Commencement speaker brings a unique background of political involvement and literary reflection to the Tercentenary Theater podium...
DIED. Miguel Aleman, eightyish, President of Mexico from 1946 to 1952, who helped build PEMEX, his country's government-owned oil-production monopoly, and later became an energetic booster for Mexican tourism; of a heart attack; in Mexico City. The son of a revolutionary general who helped topple Dictator Porfirio Diaz in 1911, Aleman ran a regime noted for widespread corruption and came away from office a multimillionaire with extensive land holdings in Acapulco...
Each Black, Mexican-American and foreign student will be able to cast one of his or her four at large votes for a candidate running for Black. Hispanic or foreign senator at large, respectively. One additional seat will be granted for each 2000 Black, Hispanic or foreign students...
...Mexican President Miguel de la Madrid Hurtado, 48, discussed his nation's role in promoting peace in Central America with 50 American business leaders and journalists traveling in the region on a TIME-sponsored news tour, and offered his views on how Mexico's pressing economic problems were being resolved. Excerpts...
...issue of Mexican immigration to the U.S. For Mexicans, the phenomenon is often painful. There are all kinds of human tragedies in this type of movement, often due to the situation that arises occasionally in the U.S. when labor laws are not fairly applied and human rights respected. We know that what we Mexicans must do is create more jobs in Mexico. Together with the U.S. we can find new formulas to solve our problems...