Mexico's poor nation within a nation in Oaxaca
AP report portrays deep regional inequality in Mexico with the poorest 40 percent holding 10 percent of income while the top tenth owns 40 percent. It details campesino struggles in Oaxaca, landless farmers, slow agrarian reform, migrant labor, and mistrust of government oil revenues amid rural depopulation and harsh living conditions.
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Oaxaca
Mexico
U.S
Central America
World Bank
Guatemala
Institutional Revolutionary Party
PRI
Cuba
Nicaragua
Warty Pads Poltad “Lege
Eer
Ocal
Juchitan
Ald
San Raymundo Jalpam
Oaxaca City
Portino Antonio Velasco
San Raymundo
Erasto Cabrera Solis
Cabrera
University of Oaxaca
Porfirio Santibanez
United States
Rafael Garga
Campesino
No interest mortgages explained for home buyers
A detailed look at no interest mortgages offered by builders and developers to move inventory. They require large down payments and short payback periods, often five to seven years, with higher purchase prices and monthly payments than conventional loans. The IRS assigns a 10 percent interest rate for tax deductions, reducing the benefit.
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Louise Cook
Associated Press
Nannte
Bob Sheehan
National Association of Homebuilders
Washington, D.C
California
Florida
Illinois
Sheehan
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
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