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Tags >> Felipe Calderon
Jul 12
2009

Impact of U.S. Media in Mexico without context and insufficient analysis

Posted by Boomer Abroad in U.S. media , Scott Hanning , San Diego Union Tribune , Rosarito , Rob Rykowski , Professor Gregory Payne; Emerson College , Obama , Mexico Real Estate , Mexico , Mayor Hugo Torres; Emerson Communication Group: Ch , MA , Los Angeles Times , Jeffrey Werner , Felipe Calderon , Emerson Strategic , Communication Group , Clinton , Boston , Baja California

Boomer Abroad
“Baja (California) Media Analysis,” prepared by Scott Hanning and Jeffrey Werner, Emerson Strategic Communication Group, for (Playas de Rosarito) Mayor Hugo Torres; Emerson Communication Group: Charmiant Corrado, Scott Hanning, Rob Rykowski, Jeffrey Werner and Professor Gregory Payne; Emerson College, Boston, MA


Executive Summary:
Through selective reporting, presenting information without context and insufficient analysis, U.S. media outlets have helped perpetuate the mistaken perception that Mexico, including all of Baja California, is a “drug war crisis zone” unsafe for visitors.  The net result is the conflation of President Felipe Calderón’s campaign against the drug cartels with tourism in the minds of millions of ordinary Americans, who have chosen to travel elsewhere or stay home.  Media coverage of the drug war crisis has thus spawned a second, equally urgent one: Rosarito Beach’s economy, like those of other areas almost entirely dependent on American tourism, has suffered a devastating revenue decline of more than 75%
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Jun 26
2009

Mexico’s media image in the United States has taken a beating lately.

Posted by Boomer Abroad in US-Mexico border , North America Free trade Agreement , NAFTA , Mexico media , Mexico Foreign Investment , Mexico Economy , Mexico , Felipe Calderon

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By Diane Lindquist, mexbiznews

Blame Mexico  

Mexico's media image in the United States has taken a beating lately. Coverage of the outbreak of the deadly strain of swine flu and its focus on the country's raging narco-trafficking war in conjunction with the visit of President Barak Obama and members of his administration were presented as threats that were spreading across the border into the United States.

CNN and ABC underscored the possible danger to U.S. citizens, going so far as to seek out a San Diego County family that had been abducted and robbed on a Baja California toll road more than two years earlier. But they didn't include when the incident happened or that the alleged perpetrators were caught and security on the highway has been heightened.

Jun 08
2009

VIVE MEXICO a public relations campaign to promote travel to Mexico

Posted by Luis Miranda in Vive Mexico , Travel within Mexico , Travel to Mexico , Mexico Tourism Borad , Mexico Real Estate , Mexican President , Margarita Zavala , Felipe Calderon

Luis Miranda

The President of Mexico,  Felipe Calderon, last month, launched a $92 million public relations campaign to promote travel to Mexico. The campaign is called "Vive Mexico" and its goal is to encourage travel both to Mexico and within Mexico
In order to stimulate travel, Calderon has asked Mexican resorts to offer special travel packages, deals and discounts, which will be promoted on a new Web site, www.ofertasvivemexico.com. He's also asked Mexican citizens and celebrities—including athletes, actors and other public figures—to contribute to the campaign, the former by acting as tourism "ambassadors" who spread the word about Mexican destinations and the latter by appearing in advertisements, offering testimonials on behalf of Mexico's tourism industry. 
Jun 08
2009

President Calderon Visits Playa del Carmen and Cancun

Posted by Thomas Lloyd in Playa del Carmen Real Estate , Playa del Carmen , Mexico Real Estate , Mexico Economy , Mexico Cities , Mexico , living in mexico , Felipe Calderon , Cancun Real Estate

Thomas Lloyd
The president of Mexico, Felipe Calderon, has just spent several days visiting and touring throughout various cities and hotels in Quintana Roo.  He brought his wife Margarita who will also be participating on events in this tourist intensive region.  The Mexico real estate market, when focusing upon the segment dealing with the international second home markets, normally coincide with the same regions of the popular tourist markets.   Thus, we follow closely the activities that involve the tourism industry as we know this have direct effects upon the Playa del Carmen real estate market, and many other real estate markets throughout Mexico

Mexico real estatePresident Calderon began his tour with an event in the Hotel Hacienda Tres Rios located within Playa del Carmen.  Later in the week, Ms. Margarita Calderon was in Cancun attending an event in the Ritz Carlton while the president was in the water park Xcaret, participating in the world day of ecology

While touring in the city, they were also invited to be involved in the inauguration of the new resort hotel called Las Grand Velas All Suites & Spa Resorts.  This large new complex is located just north of Playa del Carmen and south of the Mayakoba Golf course.  The tour will end with a visit to Costa Maya, Majahual to review the newly rebuilt cruise ship pier and new boardwalk in the downtown section of this town. 

Apr 16
2009

Choosing a Better Future in the Americas by President Barak Obama

Posted by Boomer Abroad in Venezuela , Uruguay , Summit of the Americas , Panama , Obama , Mexico , Latin America , Felipe Calderon , Dominican Republic , Cuba , Costa Rica , Brazil , Belize , Barak Obama , Argentina

Boomer Abroad

President Obama is in Mexico today for a meeting with President Felipe Calderón, and later in the week he will travel to Trinidad and Tobago for the Summit of the Americas with Latin American leaders. Before his trip The President wrote the following and was published in the newspapers throughout Latin America. Mexico, Brazil, Costa Rica, Belize, Panama, Dominican Republic, Uruguay, Argentina, etc..

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