Sunday, December 11, 2011

Jobs in Mexico

In urban areas like Mexico City, men and women would go to universities and have professional jobs.
In rural areas, there are still lots of farmers.

Arts and Entertainment in Mexico

"Mexico is a culturally multi faceted nation and possesses a rich literary tradition, a vibrant art scene, and a wide variety of song and dance forms. The country's rich history has also resulted in a number of distinct folk traditions that have combined with colonial and modern elements to impart Mexican culture an identity and cohesion of its own." - http://www.mexicomapxl.com/arts-and-entertainment/

Famous People in Mexico

These are some of the people that are famous in Mexico.

  • Salma Hayek - Actor
  • Baby Bash - Singer
  • Miguel Alemán Valdés - Politician

FOOD of Mexico

Some common foods in Mexico!!!
  • Quesadillas
  • Tortillos with grilled cheese or other fillings
  • Enchiladas Tortillas with a tomato and chili sauce coating and stuffings – chicken or pork, vegetables, and sauce. The tortilla is folded and then baked.
  • Tostadas
  • Soft tortillas filled with meat and green, red or mole sauce. Cheese may be an added ingredient.
  • Tamales
  • Meat or vegetables stuffed in a corn dough shell. Sometimes, fruits and nuts are used as fillings – these are called tamales dulces.
  • Tortas: A sandwich with meat, lettuce, mayonnaise, tomatoes, onion, jalapeño and avocado.
Following Informations from http://www.whatmexico.com/food-popular.html

Animals of Mexico!

Ocelot
Coyote
Some of the commonly seen animals in Mexico!
http://wiki.answers.com/Q/What_is_a_common_animal_in_Mexico
Pictures from Google
Mexican Grey Wolf
Burro

Immigration Issues and Top News

Mexico is ethnically diverse and many people have come to Mexico from Europe. Some have come illegally from South Africa.

Top News!

  • Drug tunnels found!
  • Mexico preventing Saadi Gaddafi from entering!
  • Some arrested for attempting to let Saadi Gaddafi enter Mexico!
Following Infos from

More Info on Mexico

Mexican Peso

  • Vegetation: Ranging from Desert to Tropical
  • Best Exports: Tin, Gold, Sugar
  • Currency: Mexican Peso


Following Informations from
http://www.planetware.com/map/mexico-mexico-vegetation-zones-map-mex-mx026.htm
http://daniel-workman.suite101.com/mexicos-top-exports-imports-a25194
Picture from Google