Mexico, for several decades of population growth to high
At the end of the 20th century. This growth, along with the older woman
the labor force participation, substantial emigration coincided with the
In the United States between 1970 and 2000. population growth in general, however,
is decreasing by about 2030, it is expected that if the job size
are the population begin to decline. to reduce population growth, along
with economic developments and changes in U.S. immigration policy has resulted in a slight slowdown
in Mexican immigration to the U.S. in relation to the period 1995 to 2012,
there are laws to control this without going to the violence and death.
The absence of tourism in Durango is a problem for the economy and traders, even for people that living in Durango, because they don’t feel proud of their city, in fact people refer to the city as “Durrancho”.
ResponderEliminarIt's amazing how smaller towns or non-capital towns, are much more modernized than Durango, as Gomez Palacio and Torreon. A few times ago have been getting better vehicle traffic lanes, making roads wider and faster so that it is more helpful to cross from one side of the city to the other. Another recent event is that the downtown has been transformed into something more traditional and pleasant to visit, closing some streets and turning them into footpaths only.
Currently there are some tourist attractions such as the underground mining of the “Plaza de Armas” and the cable car, which are quite nice. Finally, another of the plans that the government has for the future is to turn downtown into a real museum, so people will have a variety of museums together in the center of the city.
I believe that Durango needs even more than this, to develop into big cities and be a real tourist town