El Salvador
Over three months, in response to the Trump Tariff Threat, Mexico made a deal with the U.S. In exchange for avoiding the tariffs, Mexico pledged to reduce the flow of non-Mexicans passing through Mexico to get to the United States. So three months later, how is that going? For the entire article, click here. Article […]
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The Trump administration made a migration deal with Guatemala. What does this deal consist of and what is Guatemala getting in exchange for agreeing to it? For the entire blog entry, click here. Blog entry by Allan Wall, published July 30th, 2019, on VDARE.COM.
My family and I recently visited Mexico. It was a good trip, and as always, there were interesting observations to be had. For the entire article, click here. Article by Allan Wall, published July 23rd, 2019, on VDARE.COM.
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Each year a Mexican NGO comes out with a list of the world’s most murderous cities in the previous year. Click here for my report on the 2017 list. This year, Mexico had 15 cities on the list. The United States had 4 cities on the list, plus one in Puerto Rico (a U.S. territory). […]
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The vanguard of the caravan has entered Mexico, crossing over into the Mexican state of Chiapas. Some caravan travelers entered Mexico legally – some did so illegally. For the entire blog entry, click here. Blog entry by Allan Wall, published January 18th, 2019, on VDARE.COM.
Andres Manuel Lopez Obrdor, known by the acronym AMLO, formed by his initials, became President of Mexico on December 1st. I wish AMLO well. AMLO is very ambitious, and believes that his new administration is ushering in the “Fourth Transformation” of Mexican history. So far, President Lopez Obrador has a good relationship with Trump. As […]
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The latest installment of Said in Spanish deals with the topic of the Caravan. There are five topics: 1. The Governor of Baja California asks Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto for help. 2. Mexico Complains about the Tear Gas 3. Honduras Complains about the Rubber Bullets 4. Mexican Human Rights Commission on Honduran Border Havoc […]
The latest installment in the Said in Spanish series, with five topics: 1. Mexican media discovers that other countries (not just the U.S.) deport Mexican minors. 2. Mayor of Mexican border city complains about migrants in her city. 3. Univision reports an immigration raid. 4. St. Patrick’s Battalion. 5. Eugenio Derbez. To read the entire […]
In early January 2018, the Banco de México (Mexico’s Federal Reserve equivalent) announced that remittances to Mexico from Mexicans abroad (nearly all in the United States) hit an historic high in calendar year 2017. From January to November of 2017, the total remittance sum sent to Mexico was 26,167,000,000 dollars. That 26 billion dollar plus […]
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About 190,000 Salvadorans have been ordered to return to El Salvador in Central America, 17 years after the earthquake which won them a TPS (“Temporary” Protected Status). The TPS Salvadorans have eighteen months to go back, and in the interim the Salvadoran government plans to obtain a permanent status for them in the United States. […]
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