The Passion Of Mexicans By Mexico - 2518 Words

Executive Summary Mexico has gone through a very interesting history since the ancient years. It’s a culture that quickly involves you and makes you fall in love with it. The passion of Mexicans is reflected in every movement of a daily life. The current situation of the country is quite complicated due to bribery, corruption, unemployment, low wages, and lack of people’s interest on education; we can also find problems due poverty, and the difference between the social statuses. Mexicans are tired of the killings, kidnaps, insecurity and things that they have to face during daylight and night. In this research I cover most of the situations that may influence the country to take any decision. Private venture, especially in†¦show more content†¦Mexico is popular for its conventions speaking to the religion, culture and governmental issues in the course of the last five hundred years. A portion of the major occasions celebrate the gala of the Lady of Guadalupe, which is a Cathol ic festival of the presence of the Virgin Mary to an Indian man at the outset of the times where the Spanish were the leader of the nation. There is also the Day of the Dead, a celebration that combines indigenous and catholic rituals for the honor of the deceased. The Mexican Independence Day when Mexico’s rural poor fight to pull down the Spanish while they were having the control of the country. The music is a very important piece of the Mexican culture, and it is always part of a celebration whether big or small. Mexican music sings for love, passion, for the country, of its history, legends and oppression, among other topics. The recession of 2008 was the worst in the country for the last 70 years. The 2008–09 financial crisis has had an enduring looks at work market motion in Mexico in light of the emergency. The work market has been portrayed as of late by low relative unemployment, yet large amounts of casual employments, low-development,