come on, mexico is not a desert Guadalajara, Monterrey, etc. there is many grate cities, but the money of the whole country it's spend in the capital.
would you like that your taxes were spend in Washington?
I in no form agree with the left since I'm a fervent right winger but I must accept that the current government in Mexico City is doing positive things for the city. By the way, TELEVISA is right wing...
@JesusIJ93 Yes dude I know, you don't have to talk to me as if I was a prospective tourist, I was born in Mexico and I will be attending college in Mexico City this fall. The only thing is that I studied high school abroad and I'm not full blooded mexican but I'm really proud of Mexico City, I can't wait to move there!! How about you? how come you speak english?
@Kalvin40 haha, well I go to high school in California, I'm 19 and I have graduated already from high school in Mexico but I came to to study this year to get better my English, I'm senior, then I'm graduating this June, and after that I guess I will be attending college in Guadalajara or Mexico city.
@JesusIJ93 Ahhh I see, that's great, that's just what I did but I studied 4-5 years in the US, which was second semester of 8th grade and up to 12th grade. I will be taking a shot to UNAM.
You have to get past your assertions and what you hear in the news to really know what goes on in Mexico. Of course there are problems, but every country has it's issues. There are very positive things, it's just that the media loves to cover the most sensational news out there, so it's easy to leave out the positive boring things that go on in Mexico. I only wish the country elected a smart leftist like Ebrad for president. He's a big part of the reason Mexico City is so advanced.
all of this could be gone if we keep letting these retarded little kids calling themselves *politics* have their greed for blood money :l compren un rifle y mata a un traidor (narco,violador,drogadicto,etc) y un chihuahua nace :D
i have to admit, the rest of mexico might be falling apart, but Mexico city is a country of its own, and it's thriving, they have a leftist government for 20 years now i believe, and its working great for them. i think that's the key factor , they keep federal government intrusion to a minimum. If other Mexican states and cities want to progress, they ll need to create autonomous regions with home-rule and keep the worthless, useless, corrupt federal government out.
@JohnRhysMusician left means more funds for social programs, low-cost healthcare, scholarships, low-interest loan housing, more public schools, libraries, theaters, and cultural centers. Right means, more power to the state and privileges to the elite rich high class. oligarchy in other words. at least that what it means in Mexico, that's why the leftist presidency candidate is more likely to win June,2012 elections.
@qetuo1000 Actually Mexico City residents didn't elected its mayor until 1997 and since then the city has been governed by the leftist party, the Revolutionary Democratic Party (PRD); previous to 1997 the president in turn appointed the mayor.
@qetuo1000 Is it worth mentioning that the vast tracts of Mexico City house people who live in squalid poverty? Mexico City is by no means a utopia, and although there is much more investment, culture and progress, there are innumerable problems that Mexico City shares with the rest of the republic. I do agree with you however, that leftist policies provide the best results in Mexico, especially because the country lacks so many basic services that only leftist policies can bring about.
whats the point of MExico be named mexico if they want to be just like the united sates?....the houses here are no longer built at the Mexican style!...they are built at the USA style!
@mexicano5021 it truly doesnt, you would be amazed at how mexico city looks more advanced but yet tied to the past. Its full of skyscrapers but honor its monuments from the past.
@mrpaulmarquez1 I think that Mexico is a country that is a mix of many things. Mexico is a mix of the ancient and modern, the european and indigenous culture, we are a mix economy, mexico is a mix of old traditions and new traditions, the climate is varied greatly from region to region. It is one of the most biodiverse countries in the world in both flora and fauna. Mexico is also the world's 11th largest economy. I just don't like how the wages are low.
Que bien! pero no creo que sea conveniente centralizar el gobierno de un pais en un solo lugar...hay muchas desventajas en esto, una de ellas es que el cerebro de nuestro pais esta en una zona sismica muy peligrosa...la descentralizacion deberia ser tema de seguridad nacional.
Curiosamente sólo en el Distrito Federal la política de izquierda funciona y en provincia no, esperemos ver más desarrollada la capital pues es donde el narco no se introduce con fuerza excepto carteles menores, esperemos que en unos años se repita el proceso de trabajo en Tijuana, Guadalajara, Monterrey, Puebla y Veracruz. Muy bien por la Ciudad de México (Y)
im from indonesian but i love mexico city.....and i want to go to mexico city.... :D
chiakisanto13 1 week ago
I love Mexico.. i will retired there!!!
fleiva30 2 weeks ago
come on, mexico is not a desert Guadalajara, Monterrey, etc. there is many grate cities, but the money of the whole country it's spend in the capital.
would you like that your taxes were spend in Washington?
JesusIJ93 1 month ago
I in no form agree with the left since I'm a fervent right winger but I must accept that the current government in Mexico City is doing positive things for the city. By the way, TELEVISA is right wing...
Kalvin40 1 month ago
Mexico City or Vienna? where would you rather live?
Kalvin40 1 month ago
@Kalvin40 if you want to get some fun.. MEXICO
JesusIJ93 1 month ago
@JesusIJ93 Yes dude I know, you don't have to talk to me as if I was a prospective tourist, I was born in Mexico and I will be attending college in Mexico City this fall. The only thing is that I studied high school abroad and I'm not full blooded mexican but I'm really proud of Mexico City, I can't wait to move there!! How about you? how come you speak english?
Kalvin40 1 month ago
@Kalvin40 haha, well I go to high school in California, I'm 19 and I have graduated already from high school in Mexico but I came to to study this year to get better my English, I'm senior, then I'm graduating this June, and after that I guess I will be attending college in Guadalajara or Mexico city.
by the way I was born in Guadalajara.
JesusIJ93 1 month ago
@JesusIJ93 Ahhh I see, that's great, that's just what I did but I studied 4-5 years in the US, which was second semester of 8th grade and up to 12th grade. I will be taking a shot to UNAM.
Kalvin40 1 month ago
You have to get past your assertions and what you hear in the news to really know what goes on in Mexico. Of course there are problems, but every country has it's issues. There are very positive things, it's just that the media loves to cover the most sensational news out there, so it's easy to leave out the positive boring things that go on in Mexico. I only wish the country elected a smart leftist like Ebrad for president. He's a big part of the reason Mexico City is so advanced.
bluegiant888 1 month ago
all of this could be gone if we keep letting these retarded little kids calling themselves *politics* have their greed for blood money :l compren un rifle y mata a un traidor (narco,violador,drogadicto,etc) y un chihuahua nace :D
tichergeorge 4 months ago
i have to admit, the rest of mexico might be falling apart, but Mexico city is a country of its own, and it's thriving, they have a leftist government for 20 years now i believe, and its working great for them. i think that's the key factor , they keep federal government intrusion to a minimum. If other Mexican states and cities want to progress, they ll need to create autonomous regions with home-rule and keep the worthless, useless, corrupt federal government out.
qetuo1000 4 months ago 20
@qetuo1000 Left, means more government intrusion.
JohnRhysMusician 2 months ago
@JohnRhysMusician left means more funds for social programs, low-cost healthcare, scholarships, low-interest loan housing, more public schools, libraries, theaters, and cultural centers. Right means, more power to the state and privileges to the elite rich high class. oligarchy in other words. at least that what it means in Mexico, that's why the leftist presidency candidate is more likely to win June,2012 elections.
qetuo1000 2 months ago 6
@qetuo1000 That's not what left and right is in Anglo-America and Western Europe.
JohnRhysMusician 2 months ago
@qetuo1000 Actually Mexico City residents didn't elected its mayor until 1997 and since then the city has been governed by the leftist party, the Revolutionary Democratic Party (PRD); previous to 1997 the president in turn appointed the mayor.
equisytv 2 months ago
@qetuo1000 Is it worth mentioning that the vast tracts of Mexico City house people who live in squalid poverty? Mexico City is by no means a utopia, and although there is much more investment, culture and progress, there are innumerable problems that Mexico City shares with the rest of the republic. I do agree with you however, that leftist policies provide the best results in Mexico, especially because the country lacks so many basic services that only leftist policies can bring about.
CommieBastard1 1 month ago
THIS IS THE WORLDS BIGGEST CITY!!!!!
mexiacn100boy 4 months ago
whats the point of MExico be named mexico if they want to be just like the united sates?....the houses here are no longer built at the Mexican style!...they are built at the USA style!
mexiacn100boy 5 months ago
@mexiacn100boy wtf r u talking about !
whats a mexican style for u ?(a poor 4 sided brick wall house?)
Mexico does not look in any way to the U.S.!
mexicano5021 4 months ago
@mexicano5021 NO... built with the taste of Mexico!.. the new houses now in day in Mexico city are like the ones i saw in USA
mexiacn100boy 4 months ago
@mexiacn100boy whats the taste of mexico for u?
mexicano5021 4 months ago
@mexicano5021 anything that is not influenced by another country, eso es mi sabor mexicano!
mexiacn100boy 4 months ago
@mexicano5021 it truly doesnt, you would be amazed at how mexico city looks more advanced but yet tied to the past. Its full of skyscrapers but honor its monuments from the past.
mrpaulmarquez1 3 months ago 3
@mrpaulmarquez1 I think that Mexico is a country that is a mix of many things. Mexico is a mix of the ancient and modern, the european and indigenous culture, we are a mix economy, mexico is a mix of old traditions and new traditions, the climate is varied greatly from region to region. It is one of the most biodiverse countries in the world in both flora and fauna. Mexico is also the world's 11th largest economy. I just don't like how the wages are low.
supermonk3y07 2 months ago
that is my city :D
angelitaramos2102 5 months ago
mexico city! :D
MyGodzilla99 6 months ago
Que bien! pero no creo que sea conveniente centralizar el gobierno de un pais en un solo lugar...hay muchas desventajas en esto, una de ellas es que el cerebro de nuestro pais esta en una zona sismica muy peligrosa...la descentralizacion deberia ser tema de seguridad nacional.
SuperCyberSoldier2 6 months ago
Curiosamente sólo en el Distrito Federal la política de izquierda funciona y en provincia no, esperemos ver más desarrollada la capital pues es donde el narco no se introduce con fuerza excepto carteles menores, esperemos que en unos años se repita el proceso de trabajo en Tijuana, Guadalajara, Monterrey, Puebla y Veracruz. Muy bien por la Ciudad de México (Y)
DelPiero10x1991 6 months ago