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From globalissues.org:
To attract investment, poor countries enter a spiraling race to the bottom to see who can provide lower standards, reduced wages and cheaper resources. This has increased poverty and inequality for most people.
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What are facts about Mexican schools?
thier poor
Who became a folk hero of the Mexican poor?
Pancho Villa
How do you say why in Mexican?
The language is called Spanish, not Mexican. The word why in Spanish is por qué. It is pronounced "poor KAY."
What where the causes of the Mexican revolution?
Mistreatment of the poor & the indigenous peopleBad distribution of the land
What caused the Mexican Revolution 1910 1920?
Basically, it was the poor's outrage at the corruption and greed of the aristocracy, that caused that was taking advantage of the poor unfairly.
What diseases does Mexican yam treat?
Menstrual pain, poor circulation, nervousness, restlessness.
I became a folk hero in the Mexican poor who am i?
You are most likely referring to Emiliano Zapata, a leader during the Mexican Revolution who advocated for the rights of peasants and land reform. He became a symbol of resistance and empowerment for the poor in Mexico.
What two groups rebell against the government in the 1910 Mexican revolution?
poor workers and the middle class
What two groups rebelled against the government in the 1910 Mexican Revolution?
poor workers and the middle class
Why wouldn't a Mexican family serve yellow corn tortillas to their guests?
some families are too poor
What does the Mexican proverb the rich person is richer when he becomes poor than the poor person when he becomes rich mean?
The Mexican proverb suggests that a wealthy person retains advantages and privileges even in times of hardship, allowing them to recover more easily from poverty. In contrast, a poor person who suddenly gains wealth may struggle to adapt to their new circumstances. Essentially, it highlights how social and economic status influences resilience and well-being, emphasizing that the disparities between rich and poor extend beyond mere financial means.
Who was a folk hero to the poor in Mexico?
Joaquin Murrieta (1829-1853) would qualify as such. He was a Mexican patriot who defended his con-nationals from American settlers on the conquered territories after the Mexican Cession (1848). He is considered the inspiration of the fictional character Zorro.
