BOOMS AND BUSTS ON THE BORDER
The Great Depression and World War II generated continous,radical and important changes to the U.S. Mexican border area.
The New Deal created by Franklin Delano Roosevelt to develop and move forward econimic recovery and social reform.
This New Deal change the economy of the United States but particularly the West part.
In the year 1930s, the economic crisis of the world made Mexican policy makers to set up essential changes in the nation's economy.
The federal government exhortated their people to internal commerce.
During the Lazaro Cardenas administration, Mexico had deep economic transformations and this had impressive consequences for the border states of northern.
In the North, this reform of land which is one of the essence aims of the Cardenas government.
This leads to confiscation of millions of hectares and the conceive of many communally possesed a nd formed ejidos.
More than 181,000 ejidatarios worked communal agriculture along northern Mexico by 1935.
In the years, 1936 and 1937 were very important on the border because the most part of the land distributed again that was reached Coahuila, Sonora and Baja California.
The government performed one of its most disputed agricultural projects in the Laguna district in the states of Coahuila and Durango.
The land distribution materialized for 30,000 families in 1937, allowing ejido cultivation of cotton, wheat, alfalfa and corn.
By the mid 1930's growing and developing Mexican nationalism provoked the firm to self ejido lots to Mexican farmers. At the end of 1937 over 47,000 hectares had passed to others benefiting 4,500 Mexican families who settled in the Mexican Valley consistently.
The Reclamation Projects started in the late 1920^s and elevated by the Cardenas government during the depression occured new and expanded old agricultural lands in the Northern Mexico.
Between 1926 and 1940, hydrate projects conceives about 370,000 lands of hydrated lands along the nation with high concentration in the droughty North.
In order to whip up the tourism sector in the Mexican border states, central government tried to control in border vice.
After prohibition was abolished in 1933 especially and meanwhile, the administration of Cardenas, local and federal officials forbid discredited distortions.
The El Paso Herald Post reported a transformation by the mid 1930's.
The New Deal created by Franklin Delano Roosevelt to develop and move forward econimic recovery and social reform.
This New Deal change the economy of the United States but particularly the West part.
In the year 1930s, the economic crisis of the world made Mexican policy makers to set up essential changes in the nation's economy.
The federal government exhortated their people to internal commerce.
During the Lazaro Cardenas administration, Mexico had deep economic transformations and this had impressive consequences for the border states of northern.
In the North, this reform of land which is one of the essence aims of the Cardenas government.
This leads to confiscation of millions of hectares and the conceive of many communally possesed a nd formed ejidos.
More than 181,000 ejidatarios worked communal agriculture along northern Mexico by 1935.
In the years, 1936 and 1937 were very important on the border because the most part of the land distributed again that was reached Coahuila, Sonora and Baja California.
The government performed one of its most disputed agricultural projects in the Laguna district in the states of Coahuila and Durango.
The land distribution materialized for 30,000 families in 1937, allowing ejido cultivation of cotton, wheat, alfalfa and corn.
By the mid 1930's growing and developing Mexican nationalism provoked the firm to self ejido lots to Mexican farmers. At the end of 1937 over 47,000 hectares had passed to others benefiting 4,500 Mexican families who settled in the Mexican Valley consistently.
The Reclamation Projects started in the late 1920^s and elevated by the Cardenas government during the depression occured new and expanded old agricultural lands in the Northern Mexico.
Between 1926 and 1940, hydrate projects conceives about 370,000 lands of hydrated lands along the nation with high concentration in the droughty North.
In order to whip up the tourism sector in the Mexican border states, central government tried to control in border vice.
After prohibition was abolished in 1933 especially and meanwhile, the administration of Cardenas, local and federal officials forbid discredited distortions.
The El Paso Herald Post reported a transformation by the mid 1930's.