Echeverria Analysis
“Echeverria” written by Enrique Perez Lopez follows the life of a Mexican Man nicknamed, Echeverria. In the beginning of the story the narrator gives the reader a picture to paint of Mexico as the story continues. The main character’s home setting is in the lower income level of Mexico, in the beginning of the story the narrator explains the changes of perspective “Echeverria” is facing. Poverty in Mexico is a huge issue and there are millions of people from around the world that are trying to help those that are living in poverty. The real question is, will poverty ever go away? Certain things that Mexico can do as a country is to decrease the wealth gap of the community in order to help economic growth that will benefit the poor. In addition,
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The unfortunate quality of the educational system that Mexico has to offer has in fact impacted the struggles of the economy. It keeps Mexico in an ongoing cycle of poverty and low-skilled labor. The reality of this is that it has pushed the movement of immigration to the United States. While researching the “Paris-based database for international student assessment”, it stated that four out of ten high school students in Mexico dropout and more than thousands of country children learn in normal environments. The lack of motivation is also a huge factor of Mexico’s poor educational school system. Education in Mexico is believed to be known as a motionless phase in numerous student’s lives, other than the “normal” method where the student develops highly and the public is able to progress. While reading Reyna Grande’s memoir, for further research on Mexico’s background, “The distance between us”, she goes into great detail of her living situation in Mexico, relationship with her parents and family, and poor schooling. This memoir helps the reader understand the fight that many immigrants had to undergo from Mexico to the U.S. Continuing to read this novel, Grande’s strong words and her perspective on the importance of education led to her and her family to migrate to the U.S for a better education, and in hopes a better life. There were numerous visual similarities between “The distance between us” and
The unfortunate quality of the educational system that Mexico has to offer has in fact impacted the struggles of the economy. It keeps Mexico in an ongoing cycle of poverty and low-skilled labor. The reality of this is that it has pushed the movement of immigration to the United States. While researching the “Paris-based database for international student assessment”, it stated that four out of ten high school students in Mexico dropout and more than thousands of country children learn in normal environments. The lack of motivation is also a huge factor of Mexico’s poor educational school system. Education in Mexico is believed to be known as a motionless phase in numerous student’s lives, other than the “normal” method where the student develops highly and the public is able to progress. While reading Reyna Grande’s memoir, for further research on Mexico’s background, “The distance between us”, she goes into great detail of her living situation in Mexico, relationship with her parents and family, and poor schooling. This memoir helps the reader understand the fight that many immigrants had to undergo from Mexico to the U.S. Continuing to read this novel, Grande’s strong words and her perspective on the importance of education led to her and her family to migrate to the U.S for a better education, and in hopes a better life. There were numerous visual similarities between “The distance between us” and