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Tag Archives: Mexico
How Enrique Peña Nieto Won Mexico’s Presidential Election
Mexico has recently elected as president Governor Enrique Peña Nieto. The handsome new president won 38.2% of the vote, 6.6% over Andrés Manuel López Obrador of the left-wing Party of the Democratic Revolution (PRD). Peña Nieto’s vote was also 12.8% over Josefina Vázquez Mota, from the right-wing National Action Party (PAN). Continue reading
A Fascinating Study on Mexican Immigrants Who Can’t Speak Spanish
What happens when Mexican immigrants can’t speak Spanish? Continue reading
Posted in Hispanics, Immigration, Latin America
Tagged challenges, English, Immigration, indigeneous peoples, Mexico, Spanish
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What Elections Would Look Like in a Mexico-United States Union
Elections would come to resemble those which happen in Mississippi today: everybody from Mexico would vote one way, everybody from the United States would vote another. Continue reading
Posted in Election Analysis, Other
Tagged blue, Democrats, elections, fun, Mexico, Politics, red, Republians, United States
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What If Mexico Was Part of the United States?
The previous two posts in this serious dealt with what would happen if Canada’s electoral votes were added to the United States. This post will examine what would happen if the same occurred with Mexico. A note to all Mexican … Continue reading
Posted in Election Analysis
Tagged blue, Democrats, elections, fun, Mexico, Politics, red, Republians, United States
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The Myth of a Multiracial American Utopia
The hope is that, as the number of multiracial Americans increases, there will eventually come a time when race does not matter. Everybody will eventually be multiracial, so nobody will think of race anymore. It is an admirable dream. Unfortunately, the dream of a multiracial society in which racism ceases to exist will probably remain just that – a dream. Continue reading
Posted in Race
Tagged Brazil, discrimination, Mexico, multiracial, myth, Race, racism
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