Articles tagged with: Mexico
Defining Root Problems, Eyes of Children »
There is a television show on American T.V. about a man known as “The Dog Whisperer.” Born in Mexico, his ability to communicate with dogs became apparent when he was young. The locals called him: “El Perrero”- which is Spanish for “The Dog Man.” On every television episode of “The dog Whisperer,” Cesar Millan tames and rehabilitates dogs who seem impossible to control. The ferocious, the biters, the “fraidy-cats,” the “escape-artists”- Cesar Millan can cause them all to become well-behaved and well-adjusted. But on last night’s episode, it looked like …
Earning Money in a Global World, Economic Opportunity, Global Creativity »
Miguel doesn’t have a dime in his pocket. Not twenty pesos. In Mexico, he figures, it takes at least 32 pesos a day to feed a family as big as his. Fuhrat has five hundred thousand dinars-but it doesn’t mean much since it takes nearly that amount to buy a loaf of bread in Iraq. That’s if you can find one in the local marketplace, which is most often closed due to threats of violence. Hanna has a vision, but in Bulgaria, it takes more money than she has to make it real. Or so she thinks. …
