Proper noun
Mexico- Country in North America. Official name: Estados Unidos Mexicanos (United Mexican States).
- (rare) An alternative name for Mexico City.
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Mexico?????
We are going on a trip to
Mexico and taking our 2 1/2
year old. The flight is 8
hours long, have you even
taken your child on an 8 hour
flight? Any helpful hints?
Any suggestions while in
Mexico besides don't drink the
water?
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well what might help is if you have a portable dvd player kid tv shows on dvds would help the flight not seem long for your kid. they are not that much, you can get one for arount 90$ car snacks for the flight might help, books and toys tips for mexico -so you know do not drink the water -depending on where you are staying, ask the host or hotel manager if you can flush toilet paper, you might have to put it in a bag to throw out -if you are going to by a bottel of beer, cola or any pop, use a napcin to wipe the bottle top were you put your mouth i hope you have a fun flight and trip if u have not decided where you wont to go in mexico, look at melaque mexico. you can find pics on google if u look up "melaque mexico" good luck xD |
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How come Mexico does not How come Mexico does not
create a stimulus bailout
package to create jobs in
Mexico, so illegals will not
need come here and illegals
here can return home.Surely
Mexico can afford a 300
billion stimulus bailout
package,No ?
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well to be honest I agree with one answer here, the fact that if it was possible all the money would be dispersed between the DRUG LORDS and the CORRUPT government that is there. And since all the corruption is being shared also with high officials like the chiefs of police,generals of their armies,and the list goes on and on and on.......That does not mean that something like that does not happen here in our Country as well....example the first 750 billion dollars, Were did all really go?? Seems like it was pretty much thrown in the back burner huh?? And to Dirty Martini ,mizzholloywood,joebob,ozman64 1...it is our every right to express our opinions by all means, but be sure you are exactly correct about your facts and not just shooting your mouths out. And you wonder why other countries look at us as the WHITE DEVILS!?!?!?!? OR AMERICAN INFIDELS?!?!?!? It seems it is true what my uncles said to me when I was younger..."don't blame your problems on others when you know it is your own fault" makes since..Proud to be an American people but let's get our facts all straight before we start looking for an escape goat. |
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How do you feel Mexico is Mexico has urged the US to
alter its plans for expanded
fences along their shared
border, saying they would
damage the environment and
harm wildlife.
The fences threaten unique
ecosystems, Mexican
environment officials warned.
Mexico was ready to file a
complaint with the
International Court of Justice
over the matter if the US did
not respond, the environment
minister said.
The planned barriers aim to
curb illegal immigration, a
highly divisive and
controversial issue in the US.
The fences, planned along a
possible 700 miles (1,125km)
of the border, are to be
equipped with hi-tech
surveillance equipment,
including sensors and strong
lights.
"The eventual construction of
this barrier would place at
risk the various ecosystems
that we share," Mexico's
Environment Minister Juan
Rafael Elvira told a news
conference.
Those areas include Baja
California, Sonora and
Arizona, home to one of the
world's most important desert
ecosystems - the Sonora
Desert.
Cactus fences
Officials said Mexico was
prepared to file a complaint
with the International Court
of Justice but wanted to
explore alternatives first.
US Army personnel install
sections of the US-Mexico
border fence July 2007 near
Puerto Palomas Mexico. Most of
the illegal immigrants enter
the US via the Mexico border
A report prepared for the
Mexican government by experts
and environmental activists
from Mexico and the US said
the barriers could isolate
border animals into smaller
groups, affecting their
genetic diversity.
These include jaguars, Mexican
black bears and the endangered
antelope-like Sonora
Pronghorn.
The use of intense lights and
radar could also affect
nocturnal species, they said.
The report suggested ways of
minimising environmental
damage, including "green
corridors" of wilderness
without roads.
These would allow wildlife to
remain connected but not
provide an easy route for
people trying to cross.
Another proposal was "live"
fences of cactuses, or
permeable barriers to allow
water, insects and pollen to
cross the border.
The US Homeland Security
Secretary, Michael Chertoff,
has said that the fencing is
needed. He has rejected
arguments that the Rio Grande
provides an adequate barrier
as water levels in the river
often drop, allowing people to
wade across.
An estimated 12 million
illegal immigrants are in the
US, where attempts at a
comprehensive overhaul of
immigration law have
repeatedly stalled in
Congress.http://news.bbc.co.uk
/2/hi/americas/6924475.stm
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Their abuse of our eco system really bothers me a lot. Have you seen the videos and such? I was so appalled at the sight, they were saying how much it stank! I don't think they have any regard for our eco system. I'd be happy to bring in the photos and videos as evidence for the Mexican government! This may be my pet peeve! |
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