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Activities held this year varied from group karaoke to a Mexican dinner feast...
...recalled his initial encounter with the former Mexican president in 1995 during the country’s economic crisis, brought on by the collapse of the peso...
Wealthy industrialized nations have an obligation to break down trade barriers and open world markets to developing nations, said former Mexican President Ernesto Zedillo in a speech at the Kennedy School of Government’s ARCO Forum last night...
...Delgado, a native Mexican who currently resides in Somerville, Mass., questioned Zedillo’s recommendations for economic integration in a politically divided nation. Delgado also distributed fliers advertising a presentation of videos by the indigenous Chiapa people of southern Mexico after the event...
...falloff is good news for the border cops, it's bad news for ordinary Mexicans. Even in the best of times, Mexico depends on the money migrants send home: remittances are the country's third largest source of dollars, after tourism and oil. But some 60,000 Mexican migrants lost their U.S. jobs after the attacks. With workers like Guzman stuck at home, and Mexico in a recession provoked in part by the U.S. slowdown, Mexicans are hurting. In Puebla state, the town of Chinantla lives on cash sent back by migrants. One resident, Antonio Castellanos, is watching business tank...