The Lede: Remittances to Mexico Slowed in 2007
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After years of growth in "remittances," a crackdown on illegal immigration and a slowing United States economy appear to take a toll.
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MADRID, May 15 (IPS) - A new wave of African immigrants has left a number  of victims behind on the route to Spain's  Canary Islands,  where 1,300 undocumented immigrants have arrived in the last five  days.
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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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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.
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FDI fell one-third in Central and Eastern European countries from 2002 to 2003. The &quot;skilled but relatively cheap workforce&quot; in the eight new EU member countries did not pull in investment as strongly as expected
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Strategies to limit tax bills for Americans living overseas.
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In vista della diffusione di dati congiunturali
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The decline in church congregations has been slowed by people from ethnic minorities, according to a survey.
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GLASGOW, May 25 (IPS) - That shortcut has been waiting a while, to be    used more often. That governments and other donors in the North  begin   to fund civil society in the South directly, and not  route the money   through northern NGOs.
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MONTERREY, Mexico -- If a quarry needs a migrant worker who can haul 50-pound loads of rock out of a mine, or a big landscaper wants to hire a man who'll mow grass from sunup to sundown for $8 an hour without overstaying his visa, Jeffrey West scrolls through his computer, clicks the mouse and fills...
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Standing in the baking sun outside the U.S. Consulate in Monterrey, hundreds of Mexicans wait anxiously for temporary work visas. But even before they were fingerprinted and interviewed for the permit, many had already paid recruiters thousands of dollars in hopes of easing the way.
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Xinhua world economic news summary at 0500 GMT, June 19    MEXICO CITY -- Mexican President Felipe Calderon announced on Monday that his country would invest 7 billion pesos (around 636 million U.S. dollars) in a social and economic development project to help 100 poorest municipalities.
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Over the last 25 years, 97 immigrants to the United States have appeared on the 400 list.  These are the richest.
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It has taken us about 20 years of nonenforcement of immigration law -- since the 1986 amnesty -- to get into our current untenable situation. It may take a period of time to correct the problem.
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By Andrew Hay BRASILIA, Brazil  - Brazil made progress in itsambitious plan to hand out land to poor peasants in 2004, butstill fell short of goals aimed at narrowing chronic wealthinequality, government data released on Wednesday show.
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Carlos Slim HelÃº may be the richest man in the world. And in Mexico, where millions live in poverty, that distinction has been drawing some heat.
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MONTERREY, Mexico -- If a quarry needs a migrant worker who can haul 50-pound loads of rock out of a mine, or a big landscaper wants to hire a man who'll mow grass from sunup to sundown for $8 an hour without overstaying his visa, Jeffrey West scrolls through his computer, clicks the mouse and fi...