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Weekly Report - 21 March 2006
MEXICO-US: Better-off Mexicans 'indifferent or disdainful'
Mexicans, especially those of the middle and upper classes, view with indifference, even disdain, the debate over migration to the US and the possible impact of legislation being considered by the US congress. This attitude was highlighted last week by speakers at a seminar organised by the Mexican foreign ministry last week.
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