Mexico's President Beset By Problems in 1971 Era
Editor notes describe Mexico's 49 year old president Echeverria facing unemployment, wealth gaps, corruption and fear. U.S. investment remains strong with about 2.04 billion dollars in private direct investment. The piece contrasts a developing Mexico with stark poverty and a wealthy elite, amid leftward government shifts and investor distrust.
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Mexico's uneven growth and rural poverty profiled
A 1970 census shows 1.63 percent of workers economically inactive while vast private land holdings dominate output. Rural Mexicans live in subhuman poverty with some earning $2 a day or 16 cents, despite overall high national per capita income and reforms. Priests and others condemn institutionalized injustices amid modernization.
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