Mexico City Research Paper

Poverty levels are continuously ascending in Mexico, a country with hefty income disparities. Despite the rising poverty level and shrinking amount of people with decent incomes to live comfortably, the country continues to function and avoid the dodge the reality of their deteriorating economy. In order to continue functioning and growing as a developing nation, despite an unsteady economy, Mexico continues to borrow money. By going this, Mexico has become a country with a colossal debt. However, the economic issues go unfixed as wealth distribution is irregular and inequitable thus limiting the potential development the country can make.
Mexico's inadequate structure extends to all corners of the country; whereas a city is often seen as the center of …show more content…
With an infrastructure that is inept to hold its current population, Mexico City has an augmenting issue of homelessness with a homeless population lacking the bare necessities to function in a city such as "running water, drainage, or garbage-collecting systems." With contaminated air from the immense amount of cars and buses, alongside the overwhelming amount of trash, citizens of Mexico City are exposed to debilitating air that risks their health and overall wellbeing. However, as new capitalinos, or residents of Mexico City, move into the city for their opportunity at a better life, they are met with an overflowing city that cannot bare to hold any more people. Instead, the new capitalinos arrive and are coerced into having to live in shacks by roads, by or in the garbage disposals due to their inadequate