What would it take, and how many years for Mexico's infrastructure to be similar to?
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I hate to be the one to break this to you but China's infrastructure is vastly different to that of the United States, saying that Communist China's government infrastructure is even remotely similar to the United States is absurd.\n\nMexico should not try to merely copy the infrastructure of the US mainly because the variables and situation is different. Mexico's plan should be to address the problems of the system in Mexico, even if that means you get outside solicitation in regards on how the system can be improved, maybe some demographic studies and forums be conducted to discover the problems in the existing system and work from there.
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It can take up to a year.
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Well, you should ask the Mexican government.
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Its Been Said That \nLa Republica Del Norte (Aztlan)\nWill FULLY Manifest In The Year 2080\nY2000 Map\nhttp://www.unm.edu/~ecdn/map2000ad.htm\nY2080 Map\nhttp://www.unm.edu/~ecdn/map2080ad.htm\n\nCharles Truxillo, \na professor of "Chicano Studies" \nat the University of New Mexico, \nbelieves that Los Angeles will one day be the capital \nof "La Republica del Norte" --\n\nTruxillo States That  U.S. states have the right to secede \nunder our original Articles of Confederation, \nand this will occur in the future \nwhen several Southwest states have Hispanic majorities.\n\nTruxillo Stated :\n“I may not live to see the Hispanic homeland, \nbut by the end of the century \nmy students' kids will live in it, \nsovereign and free.” \n\n\n\nThe envisioned "Chicano homeland" \nis also referred to as "Aztlan." \n\nWe Are Beginning To See The First Strikes\nIn The Attempts To Forge This New Republica\nIn The American Southwest And West Coast\n\nThe American Mainstream Media continuously focuses on \nThe Breakup of the Soviet \nand Yugoslav multi-ethnic breakdowns, \nThe Invasion and Occupation Of Iraq,  \nAnd Inevitable Attack Of Iran, \nIn an Attempt to somehow portray the United States \nas some sort of Solid Invincible Union. \n\nYet, others argue \nthat the United States is in a pre-Revolutionary Period, \nWith Soviet or Chinese-type civil wars , \nAnd Ethnic Rebellions brewing in the Immediate Future. \n\nThe question is already being posed \nthat if Palestine can be divided into a Jewish and Arab State,\nWhy can’t Independent African American, \nHispanic, and Native American States \nbe Carved out of the United States?\n\nWhich brings to mind the Overwhelming Influx \nof Mexican Immigrants into the American Southwest.\n \nState Department Demographers and Officials realize, \nYet FEAR,  \nthe further balkanization of the American Southwest \nDue to the Vast numbers of Mexican Immigration.\n \nStatistics show that soon \na majority Spanish-Speaking and Thinking Population \nwill Re-Inhabit this Vast Expanse of Territory, \nWhich accounts for 1/3rd of the landmass of the United States. \n\nMexican Immigrants are in effect Re-Conquering this area through sheer numbers. \n\n\n\nWhen it does take its place among the nations of the world, \nit will be a sovereign Chicano nation \nstraddling the present U.S.-Mexican border. \n\nLoosely Translated\nThe Sovereignty Of The USA Must Be DESTROYED\nFor This Republica To Manifest\n\nNorth of the CURRENT border, \nit will comprise the present states of \nCalifornia, Arizona, New Mexico, Texas, \nand part of Colorado.\nSouth of the border,\n it will include the present Mexican states of \nBaja California, Sonora, Chihuahua, Coahuila, \nNuevo Leon, and Tamaulipas.\n\nThe geographical boundaries \nfor the proposed homeland \nhave not been precisely defined; \nin addition to the U.S. states cited,\nNevada and Utah have also been mentioned. \n\nLast July Fourth, \nMexico's EWE news service published an interview \nwith the celebrated Mexican novelist Elena Poniatowska \nin which she noted: \n\n"Mexico is at this moment \nrecovering territories it lost in the past to the United States\nthanks to emigration.\nThe common people -- \nhe poor, the dirty, the lice ridden, the roaches \nare advancing on the United States, \na country that needs to speak Spanish \nbecause it has 33.5 million Hispanics \nwho are imposing their culture," \nobserved Poniatowska. \n"Mexico is recovering the territories \nyielded to the United States by means of migratory tactics." \n\nCarlos Loret de Mola \nmost clearly explained Mexico's "demographic warfare" strategy\n20 years ago in Excelsior \n(the Mexican equivalent of the New York Times). \nIn an essay entitled \n"The Great Invasion: Mexico Recovers Its Own," \nLoret described the strategy in brutally candid terms: \n\nA peaceful mass of people … \ncarries out slowly and pa
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absolutely, Mexico is a good example.  Where a few super rich control the government.  Have drug lords controling the rest.  Keep the populous in abject poverty.  The brutality is over whelming.  The masses could over throw the few and take back there government and establish one that isn't so corrupt.  That would benefit the people.\nimmigrateing to America while understandable is hardly the answer.
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This project will take 3 years to complete./ The web site is not complete yet so only some of the links work\nListed below is the web site
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The answer to this question would probably cost in excess of 10 million dollars, in survey fees alone and you are expecting the average Joe to give you a yes or no.\nHave you thought about the countries involved and the new border to be breached, and the cross border movement.\nThe border with Mexico would be minuscule compared to the new border created with a bridge, the influx would be on a grand scale.\nMaster.
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It will rather hard to survive. In fact after hearing npr.org There are less engineers in US compared to India and china. Mexico provides lots of labour but lacks in technical. \n US can surive only if they can get all the best engineers from India and over other parts of the world create some innovative products and sell the technology at an extra ordinary price
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New york and mexico city maybe
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The World Fackbook says ....\n\nThe site of advanced Amerindian civilizations, Mexico came under Spanish rule for three centuries before achieving independence early in the 19th century. A devaluation of the peso in late 1994 threw Mexico into economic turmoil, triggering the worst recession in over half a century. The nation continues to make an impressive recovery. Ongoing economic and social concerns include low real wages, underemployment for a large segment of the population, inequitable income distribution, and few advancement opportunities for the largely Amerindian population in the impoverished southern states. Elections held in July 2000 marked the first time since the 1910 Mexican Revolution that the opposition defeated the party in government, the Institutional Revolutionary Party (PRI). Vicente FOX of the National Action Party (PAN) was sworn in on 1 December 2000 as the first chief executive elected in free and fair elections.
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It's easy for Americans to visit Mexico.They can even walk the bridge. I believe passports will be needed and enforced in 2007. Thanks. PS I live in a border city.
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I don't want to take ANYthing from ANYbody. What I'd REALLY like to see everybody do is roll back down to Mexico, take what they've learned in OUR country, and apply it. Mexico's SOOOO close to being able to stand up and do the Right Thing, here, and take care of their own. They mainly just have to decide that they've GOT to do it, and get it done. There's no reason on god's green earth that they couldn't just get home, set up, and MAKE a lot of good things happen, just I don't think they really want to leave. If they'd do that, then they'd really and honestly be helping all the poor people that come running in every year, and that's how we end up at chapter 432 of a very boring, very predictable soap opera called The History Of The US/Mexico Border.\nI support helping Mexico, but helping Mexico to Do Right, which is to get their own economy going, to get their own infrastructure built, to take their own initative, and to do that instead of everybody just bolting for the United States. \n\nPeople commit crimes mainly because they've run out of other options. Some truly are maniacs, and incorrigibles, and they deserve a seat in the Big House. But, if people could make it on their own, likely they'd never get involved in all this garbage to begin with. Unfortunately, a lot of people have gotten involved in crime, because it DOES pay, at least it does the way we've been maintaining our borders these last 20 years. So, you tune up the borders, make em right, and I think you'll see a lot of stuff go away that was happening before. I think we also need to localize manufacturing. It's more efficient if you're not shipping stuff 1/2way around the world etc. You get americans producing goods for americans IN america, mexicans producing goods for mexicans IN mexico, so forth, and so on. Import raw materials etc., but other than that localize your manufacturing so as to lessen transport costs, fuel usage, and so forth. In an efficient economy, in theory at least, there wouldn't be all that much imports etc., because you'd be making what you need/use locally.\nWhat we have now is inefficient, imagine in the case of the illegal aliens if your 'commute' was 700 miles or more.\n\nMexico's GOT a 1 trillion dollar economy. That's very positive.\nBut, they need to figure out how to BOOST it, legally, to the point where they can really start investing in the things that'll support all their people.  \n\nThere's a lot of problems with today's status quo, the best fix for the ones between our country and mexico and canada would be to fix the borders. Do that, and I think a lot of other things will straighten themselves out, too.\n\nI'm against illegal immigration, period. If you're in the country illegally, that's criminal trespass, right there. But, as long as businesses keep hiring people in violation of the law, people will come seeking jobs. So, stop the illegal hiring, make it really really hard to get into the country illegally to begin with, and you'll have fixed some things. \n\nThe world isn't perfect, and there's no magic wand to wave over other people's problems, or our own for that matter. Comma. There are some fundamental basic principles that can be successfully observed and applied, and one of those is that spending 1/2 your energy just getting to work is pretty wasteful.\n\nI support helping Mexico, but in much more structured ways, \nthey have a big cement company, cement can pour foundations for homes, they have many people seeking work, they've got money, like I say what I think is lacking is the will to do it. \nThe border fence kind of has one purpose, to help them find the will to do for themselves, and not have every one of their problems have the common answer of 'get it from the United States'. Mexico's even got minerals etc. They really CAN do it for themselves. \n\nI hope
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i don't think its going to be like Venezuela whit Chavez\na difference is that Venezuela docent have any exportation's only Oil, and Mexico economy is base in exportation to US, that's way the MONEY PEOPLE in Mexico are going to hold OBRADOR back whit help of the other parties in the senate.
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alligator moats...backed up by electric eels and the occasional (every 2 feet) landmine...then fine the crap out of companies using illegals...25 times their annual pay for 1st offense...escalating to complete takeover by the government...\ndeputize all citizens to allow for rounding them up if they make it across...30 dollar bounty \nno money transfer back to mexico unless it is taxed 100%..you want to send 50 bucks to mexico..it costs the price of the transfer plus 50 bucks for the gov't...
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It will take more than a wall. It is a step in the right direction, but, there should be more room in those jails for the Employers who buy to have those illegals here. We keep the illegals to long in our jails. Bus transportation out of the country and sending the bill to whatever country they came from would be cheaper. Maybe that way those countries would have an incentive to stop these people from leaving their countries illegally in the first place.
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Hey!!! Are you  ok,,,You could walk to Mexico, not to the others countries. Do you mean that the US government should make their government pay for their transportation. Yes,,, I do agreed with you.. even though the US government had try it and those country have refused. Like China, they don't even accept their own citizen back and the USA get stuck with the illegal Chinese.
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when mexico city becomes the nations capital