Palace Of Famed Montezuma New Mexico City Shop
Mexico City AP report describes Monte de Piedad as a national charity fund with 28 branches acting as a pawnshop. It serves the poor, offering loans on goods from machines to watches, with profits funding social services. Director Antonia Mora notes loans average daily at about 1000, with a two percent monthly interest.
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Venice Commune Embraces Old City and Mestre
The Venice commune governs two areas the old city and Mestre. Monte argues about limits and promotes social work with a college of social work five social assistance centers and day care facilities including an old age home. It notes a program of meals and sex education. Coyotes vendors threaten the economy and are being controlled by civil authorities with fixed-price stalls and a commission.
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