United States Employment

Monterrey, N.L., Mexico.-Felipe Calderon Hinojosa, President of Mexico, returned the lost seriousness to the Presidency of the Republic that has cost him low in the popularity ratings that will follow this trend by meager employment indicators for this year. The car named President of employment, engaged in a war against drug trafficking, said that Mexico’s domestic gross product will not exceed 2.8 percent and had insured that hecharia to walk the engines of the economy. But the reality is different: this year’s financial turbulence millions of graduates of universities and millions of Mexicans older than 40 years will be few employment opportunities while migration to the United States maintains the constant of 450 thousand people per year. Calderon has just stated that vacancies of jobs for this year will not exceed the 650 thousand, a poor figure for the needs of working in a country that grows not enough. Mexico needs a dynamic economy of 8 percent to cope with the needs of annual employment. Neither this year employers have said, through its various agencies, how many jobs can create this difficult year and how much will be the investment that will come out of their treasuries. Thus, itinerant merchants grow, depresses the economy, wages do not reach, companies do not offer more to shield their money and college students are facing a hostile world.

Mexico has not taken the flag planting more entrepreneurs. Universities shed applicants and not employers of employment in a trend that they have not been able to face or speech. So the population does not believe in political campaigns that promise that cannot be met. As felipe Calderon who is not the President of the employment is not popular. The Presidency of the Republic began to dye a disappointing gray in a year that they want to get energy and educational reforms. For what? They said that with tax reform the country would go ahead and proves that we are going backwards. Another year of medicine bearer bitter: unemployment, rising prices, promises, politicking and disappointment.