Mexico's Plan for Growth

While the German hidden agenda, as described, is to bring it forward by dominating Europe by, first of all, the mean of capitalism, Mexico seems to have understood its so far unique chance, deriving from capitalism too, in getting of one of the strongest countries worldwide, which, even though it is rather obvious, is not understood by many Mexicans, who pay the price for this.

Mexico, apparently, also, and in contrast to Germany, which is going to be vanished by the European Union, wants to exist and stay, at least officially, 'independent'-the only independent of these though will be the one who officially vanished, which is Germany!

When the European Union won the Nobel Peace Prize in 2012, which is of global concern, this, in the main 45 minutes news in Mexico, was reported just for two minutes and after 25 minutes; even after a report of unidentified flying objects close to Popocatepetl, an active Mexican super volcano. As this was not ignorant enough they showed Vaclav Claus from the Czech Republic who always strongly criticizes the European Union as dictatorial and mocked the granting of this price.

Mexico will achieve these objectives by working very hard on a whole bunch of new reforms which aim to strengthen the economy by making investments more attractive. These reforms as the reforma fiscal, the refoma energetico, which allows private investment in PEMEX, the former state owned oil company, reforma telecomunicativa, which creates more competition on the telephone market or reforma educativa, which aims to achieve supposed international standards in education illustrate a wish to grown economically and to win international reputation and hiding that the Mexican worker has no benefit of this, as the minimum wage of just 3 EUR a day, also part of this plan to attract investment, that, due to capitalism, wants to exploit the workers to gain utmost profit, at least not now, cannot be increased. If they increased the minimum wage later though, when all the companies that want to go to Mexico in order to enhance their profit, have built their modern factories there, it would be a real good plan though. The problem then would just be that in trade agreements as NAFTA the investor’s interests are protected so strongly, that, if a state changed laws which harm them, they might charge and prosecute the foreign government under special law and within an international Court of Arbitration. Some people are saying anyway, when the minimum wage increases the prices, that are, when it comes to prices in supermarkets, already high like in Germany, will increase further too. 

The United States of Mexico, under Enrique Pena Nieto. Foto: pcr