Panchito,
Maybe. Who knows. At the moment, I am happy with what I am currently doing. My current clients are incredibly good to me but for the right offer, I would go anywhere. I have been to Green Bay three times in the past six weeks, so you never know.
Back on topic, I will also throw in Mexico's crackdown on student protest in 1968:
http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/world/war/mexico1.htm
As the Olympic Games approached, the PRI and Díaz Ordaz were preparing the country to show foreign visitors that Mexico was politically stable and economically sound. Student unrest grew louder and more violent, however. Student demands included freedom for all political prisoners, dismissal of the police chief, disbanding of the antiriot police, guarantees of university autonomy, and the repeal of the "law of social dissolution" (regulating the punishment of acts of subversion, treason, and disorder). Luis Echeverría Álvarez, the new interior minister, agreed to discuss the issues with the students but changed his mind when they demanded that the meeting be televised. The students, their demands unmet, escalated the scale and frequency of their protests. In late August, they convened the largest antigovernment demonstration to date, rallying an estimated 500,000 protesters in the main plaza of the capital. Seeking to bring a halt to the demonstrations, Díaz Ordaz ordered the army to take control of UNAM and to arrest the student movement leaders.
Posted: Thu Aug 16, 2007 9:47 pm