Mexico

Mexico

Mexico

Mexico

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Overview

America's relationship to its southern neighbor is incredibly complicated. Thousands of Mexicans make up an integral part of our infrastructure, that our citizens keep "off the books." Several thousands more come to America legally, to make a better life for themselves and their families. This compelling collection of essays debates what the future may hold for Mexico. This volume also explores the challenges and opportunities for Mexico, including how the country and the U.S. should approach the drug war. Essay sources include PR Newswire, The Canadian Press, Amnesty International, Rodrigo Aguilera, and Mary Wakefield.

Product Details

ISBN-13: 9780737772371
Publisher: Greenhaven Publishing LLC
Publication date: 02/07/2015
Series: Introducing Issues with Opposing Viewpoints Series
Pages: 144
Product dimensions: 6.40(w) x 9.40(h) x 0.60(d)
Age Range: 12 - 17 Years

Table of Contents

Foreword 5

Introduction 7

Chapter 1 What Does the Future Hold for Mexico?

1 Enrique Pena Nieto Elected President of Mexico PR Newswire 12

2 Mexico's False Dawn Larry Kaplow 17

3 NAFTA Has Had a Positive Effect on Mexico The Canadian Press 24

4 NAFTA Has Not Had a Positive Effect on Mexico Mark Weisbrot Stephan Lefebvre Joseph Sammut 30

5 In Middle of Mexico, a Middle Class Rises Damien Cave 36

6 As Mexico Claws Toward Prosperity, Some in Middle Class Slide Back William Booth Nick Miroff 45

Chapter 2 What are Mexico's Greatest Challenges and Opportunities?

1 Mexico Must Combat Corruption Rodrigo Aguilera 55

2 Mexico Must Combat Human Rights Abuses Amnesty International 61

3 Improving the Mexican Economy Would Decrease Illegal Immigration to the United States Guillermo Cantor 69

4 Mexico Should Take a More Active Stance on US Immigration Reform Luis Rubio 76

Chapter 3 How Should Mexico Approach the Drug War?

1 Mexico Can Win the Drug War Jaime Daremblum 83

2 Mexico Cannot Win the Drug War Jose Merino 90

3 US Weapons Fuel the Mexican Drug War Chris McGreal 96

4 US Weapons Are Not to Blame for the Drug War Ted Galen Carpenter 102

5 Stop the Drugs War Mary Wakefield 108

6 US Support for Mexican Reforms Would Decrease Drug Violence Shannon K. O'Neil 114

Facts About Mexico 121

Organizations to Contact 124

For Further Reading 130

Index 135

Picture Credits 142

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