Mexico - Journey of a Nation Over a Rough and Rambling Road

This book (less than 200 pages) offers a solid understanding of Mexico's history — from the hunters and gatherers who trekked across the frozen Bering Straits some 15,000 years ago, to the great ancient civilizations of Mesoamerica, the Spanish Conquest, Independence, the Revolution, and to the one political party that reigns (essentially uninterrupted) to the present day.

The book confronts vital topics such as Church-State relations, distribution of wealth, illegal drugs, and containment of migration.

A Book for Whom?

Tourists

Visiting each year (Mexico is the 10th most visited country in the world).

Expats

There are over one million from the U.S. alone.

Business travelers

Companies throughout the world are doing business in Mexico and countless others are exploring opportunities there.

Students, golfers, sun-bathers

All will be rewarded by knowing more about their surroundings.

Armchair travelers

Those never leaving the comfort of home can still escape to Mexico.

Everybody else

Anyone who may be curious about or skeptical of this very foreign and proud country — and who wants to be entertained in the process.