A city speaks: Mexico

Article Abstract:

Residents of Mexico City, Mexico want to be able to vote for their own leaders. Currently the mayor and other officials are all selected by the president, since Mexico City is a federal district. The ruling Institutional Revolutionary Party is opposed to any power sharing.

Political activity, Mexico, National liberation movements, Mexico City, Mexico, Institutional Revolutionary Party (Mexico), Municipal home rule

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Let the landlords do it: city services

Article Abstract:

Business improvement districts that allow private landlords to provide municipal services can be of benefit to cities with great debt. The Grand Central Partnership BID in New York City has helped to decrease crime and improve the appearance of Grand Central Station.

Management, Public works, New York, New York, Municipal services

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Off to the city

Article Abstract:

The Chinese government's plans to abolish migration restrictions in the coming five years will make life much easier for migrant workers. However, some believe restrictions may still apply to unskilled workers.

China, Laws, regulations and rules, Labor market, Manpower policy, Labor mobility

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