Mexicans Miss Money From Relatives Up North
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After years of strong increases, the amount of migrant money flowing to Mexico has stagnated.
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A potentially powerful expatriate voting bloc likely will have little effect on Mexico&#039;s presidential race because of the illegal status of many who live in the United States.
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MEXICO CITY -- For the 14 years he worked as an undocumented migrant in the United States, Carmelo Rivera saw up to $30 deducted each week from the $300 to $500 he earned as a vineyard worker. The deductions were supposed to pay for his retirement.
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REYNOSA, Mexico  - Americans unable to find this  year's scarce flu vaccine at home are crossing the Rio Grande  to buy the shot in Mexican border towns, where pharmacies are  struggling to meet demand.
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They don't put their money where their mouths are.
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Bargain-hungry Mexican shoppers flock to a controversial  Wal-Mart supermarket that has been built half a mile away from ancient pyramids.
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A group of Rio Grande Valley irrigators and farmers is seeking $500 million from Mexico for crop loss and other damages the group says were caused by that country&#39;s failure to comply with a water-sharing treaty.
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The Mexican cement tycoon overpays in a quest for growth.
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With more than 1 million Mexicans expected to travel from the United States to their hometowns over the holidays, volunteer observers from Mexico's annual Paisano Program have gone on duty along the border to guide migrants through customs and any other hassles.
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Many immigrants sent by the U.S. back to Mexico have little real connection with the country. Now Mexico is trying to help with "humane repatriation"
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EJIDO LA LAGUNA, Mexico  - Julian Rosales' farm is within a stone's throw of one of North America's biggest rivers, but the Mexican landowner fears he will not be able to sow his crops next year for lack of water.
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Those who move from the mainland find that everything costs more and salaries are generally lower.
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SANTIAGO, Chile  - When 30-year-old Jose Bermudez  abandoned Lima for the promise of a job in Chile, he was among  the last in his family to leave Peru.
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In the nine years since they set out from Mexico for a new life in central Iowa, Juan and Patricia Castillo have found jobs, bought a house and watched their children thrive at school. But they now face deportation from federal immigration officials, who say the Castillos entered the country illegally &#151; a charge the family does not deny.
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Mexican and American officials are talking about how the U.S. government can do more to help Mexico battle drug trafficking, but the Mexicans aren't asking for a billion-dollar aid program involving U.S. soldiers.
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Property owners' resistance to barrier between U.S., Mexico raises concerns about its feasibility.
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NEW YORK -- Once relegated to the lower rungs of the US economic ladder, Hispanics are emerging into a new era of affluence, and bankers and investors are taking notice.