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    “The Border Patrol State” is an article written by Leslie Marmon Silko‚ a Native American writer‚ who also has written another book titled Almanac of the Dead. This article originally appeared “In the Nation” on October 17‚ 2014. Silko claims that the border patrol agents where racially profiling any white person traveling with a person of color‚ nuns‚ women with very long or short hair‚ and also white men with beards and long hair. I believe her intent of writing this article was to bring awareness

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    modern Mexico society‚ narco-trafficking‚ illegal immigration‚ and NAFTA are inter-woven. They all relate to trying to find the better life‚ trying to become richer‚ and trying to survive. To begin with‚ narco-trafficking is the term used to explain Mexico’s drug problem. Narco-trafficking‚ however does not only relate to Mexico‚ it does indeed include Asia‚ South America‚ and the United States. The major issue though for Mexico is the transfer of drugs across the Mexican-American border. Both the

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    The poem "South" repossesses ideas of African heritage through the hybridity that "occur[s] in post-colonial societies both as a result of conscious moments of cultural suppression‚ as when the colonial power[s] [...] dispossess indigenous peoples and force them to assimilate to new social patterns" (Ashcroft‚ et al. 183). Hybridity is the force behind repossession in "South‚" and Brathwaite plays up what must remain from a hybrid (or colonized) identity. The poem reads‚ "But today I recapture the

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    factors that the merger happened again in 2006 was because of the increasing number of new competitors in the telecommunication industry. Business Monitor International (2010) quoted that “Alcatel acquired Lucent for US$13.4bn with hopes of facing down the increasing competition in the market from ZTE and Huawei as well as larger rivals that had also gained scale from mergers and acquisitions” If Alcatel and Lucent were to stand alone it would not be able to compete with new giant companies

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    from the impartiality and the continuous violence generated by the exchange of guns with the United States. President Obama had previously declared that “90% of the weapons seized in operations in Mexico could be traced back to the United States.” Opponents argue that only 17% of arms seized in Mexico could be actually traced back to the country and claim that the production of guns is beneficial to the American economy

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    S. economy Mexico’s economic freedom score is 67.0‚ making its economy the 50th freest in the 2013 Index. Its score is 1.7 points better than last year‚ reflecting notable improvements in investment freedom‚ trade freedom‚ and monetary freedom. Mexico is ranked 3rd out of three countries in the North America region‚ but its score is well above the world average. The Mexican economy has shown a moderate degree of resilience in the face of a challenging global economic environment. Reform efforts

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    International Business Paper Country Analysis of Mexico Table of Contents I. Introduction II. Political Risk  Form of Government  Living Standards and Income Distribution  Labor Market Conditions  Orderliness of Leadership Succession  Cultural and Demographic Characteristics of population  Integration within International Economic System  Security Risk III. Economic Risk  Size of External Debt  Debt Service Burden and Ability of Policy Makers to Manage External

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    Mexico Paper In Mexico there is very little work. The work that is there has very little pay. Death in the Desert showed a young man and his brother and cousin going to the U.S. to find work to help pay for their family. Men in Mexico will come to the U.S. illegally during the months of March September. Then they would raise money to take back to help the families. But their journey to the U.S is very dangerous. First they have to cross the desert in extreme heat and have very little water to get

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    While the South was busy with its problems‚ authors of that era were emerging writing about the troubles of the South and its unwillingness to move forward. Born and raised in New Albany‚ Mississippi‚ William Faulkner is in the preeminent position of southern gothic writing. This genre depicts the south as a place permeated with lack of progression. It exposes the American South’s inability to move forward along with the industrialized North after the Civil War. Similar to Gothic‚ Southern Gothic

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    Organized crime in Mexico has evolved throughout the 20th century from small‚ family based smuggling operations to colossal‚ extremely powerful organizations that have a vast presence and influence over the country in order to meet the conditions created from the drug market. Their activity is constantly causing chaos and violence throughout Mexico today. In addition‚ the cartels are dependant on US customers to buy their drugs which finance their operations‚ so naturally their activity and violence

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