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Comparing Mexico and Hungary.
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Hi, Mr Berg.
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For my final Prezi presentation, I will be comparing Mexico
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and hungry under topic beat.
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So First hungry has 9.7 1,000,000 people.
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Wow! Mexico has 126.2 million, and hungry is a landlocked
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nation with rolling plains and some small mountains nears their
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sylvania in border, while Mexico has high mountains and low
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coastal plains with a lot of desert and some jungles
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near the equator and near Central America.
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And Hungry has a 99.1 total literacy rate in percentage
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wise and the men had a 0.1% over the female
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population, which was 99.
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And for Mexico they had a 94.9% total literacy rate,
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and the men actually had 95.8, while the woman had
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94. So that brought it down just a little bit.
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And for hungry.
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The life expectancy is 76 and Mexico is also 76
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but their numbers are not the same because men have
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men and hungry have 72 years expected, while woman have
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80 years there in Hungary and Mexico had 73 for
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men and 79 for women and the purchasing power parity
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for hungry is 40 while it is 64 in Mexico
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and Hungry has a parliamentary republic.
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They take after Germany in their government style, while Mexico
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has a federal presidential republic influenced by the United States
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because they're closer and their constitution also represents the influences
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that I've seen from the United States and the free
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score for hungry with 70 while the free score for
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Mexico was 62.
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Both, though, are somewhat free.
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So when hungry, you have around 34% being the elite.
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A lot.
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Almost half of the population is middle class, and the
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lowest is about 15% for hungry.
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And also in Hungary.
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85% of themselves call themselves Hungarian, while Romani, also known
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as Gypsies, is 3.2% German, 1.9 others and unspecified.
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This goes above 100% because you could identify with more
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than one listing, and in Mexico you have the 1.7%.
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Which of the is the elite and the middle class
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is actually 39% lower, but the highest percentage is the
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poor. And so the mezze tease oh, is actually a
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little bit confusing to me because it is a Ricks,
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a mixed person in Mexico who might have indigenous descent
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and that 62% and predominantly Amerindian that's American Indian, 21%.
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And actually Amerindian is 20 as actually 7% and the
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other 10% is mostly European.
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I find it interesting they don't include I'm the United
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States air, say, other Central Americans and now on to
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the rest of my presentation.
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So going into taxation policies, we see in Hungary that
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the personal income taxes 15%.
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And for non residents it's actually a flat rate, which
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is why it's considered a tax haven, and the sales
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tax is 25% even though there are.
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If you're not in the state, you might have a
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15 to 30% in Mexico compared to hungry, and they're
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also thinking about if you have more Children, you might
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get tax deductions in hungry.
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But in Mexico you have the personal income tax of
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1.92 to 35% as I said a little bit earlier,
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the for non residents, it's 15 toe 30% from 1.92
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to 15.
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That's a big jump and the sales tax is 16%
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on our next topic social welfare program.
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It's actually vanishing in Hungary, mainly because the central government
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is breaking it off into the local government and local
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governments are strange as it is.
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And in Mexico it's lagging even though they have the
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Prospera programme and the upper to me.
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That and they just need new reforms because what they
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have isn't keeping up with the demand of incoming people
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talking of incoming people, I'm going to skip to the
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bottom part because we were just talking about how the
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incoming people in Mexico of immigrants, they're actually coming up
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from the bottom trying to go to the United States.
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But some stay and are actually some are leaving from
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the United States to Mexico and so they have to
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deal with this problem that they have, that they have
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new people coming in, people coming out and they don't
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know how toe face this because it's higher numbers and
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they've seen before.
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So instead of enforcing it, they're trying to protect people,
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and Mexico is having your expectations from the United States
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in terms of illegal border crossings and so hungry is
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actually reshaping their policy.
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Um, from the 2015 2016 Muslim immigration, they actually shut
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down some of their borders and made heavily patrolled them.
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And it was actually a country of migrants where six
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groups of people came together and joint.
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And it's actually kind of funny there in there, saying
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that in order to keep all these people out, they
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want to keep in their Christian values, even though a
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Christian person shouldn't want to keep others away.
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And instead of helping the Muslims in their own country
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their helping Venezuela and supporting it through its immigration crisis
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and for campaigns and elections.
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There's so many violations in Mexico, it's kind of insane
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because one presidential candidate was fined for illegal violations, he
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was getting funds from big corporations that were pretending to
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be private.
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I think his name Waas Jaime Rodriguez, and in terms
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of illegal funds, that's just concerning because how much money
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okay on article was saying that for everyone pay So
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a presidential candidate may have gotten 15 more pesos were
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slid under the table, and also I thought it was
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funny that these air actually on low dolls.
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If you see and I just they're supposed to portray
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on Low as cute and cuddly.
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But I just found them creepy.
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And so in Hungary it's actually shocking because they're somewhat
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close to Mexico, but not quite as bad in terms
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of money, because they're actually taking money from the government.
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If you're the Feed EZ party, as in, you can
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see in the orange their spring, other people with the
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money they get from the government and there is no
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cooperation between the smaller groups.
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And because of this, they're not able to change or
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a form what they think should be reformed.
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And so the role of the media in Mexico, it's
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actually quite dangerous.
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I'm kind of shocked because a lot of reporters get
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killed, and despite this, they're actually very committed.
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It's it's nice to see, but I had newspaper here
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because in the old days Mexico would have newspapers and
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they would tell political ideologies and they still have newspaper.
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Despite the media's influence and since 2010 in Hungary we
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see the role of the media becoming more biased in
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terms of its now supporting the Fidesz party that from
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the previous slide, the orange dots, and it's a lot
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of pro government, as I said, and now it's becoming
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sort of unfair there.
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And because of Corona virus, a lot of companies that
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don't align with the feed EZ View are going banker
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or they're not allowed to stay open.
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And for gun control, they're very strict in Europe and
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also Mexico.
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The difference, I guess, really, is that Europe is able
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to control the guns better.
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But now they're actually having a rush on guns because
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they're scared of what people might do during the this
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crown of IRS.
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But concealed carry is not allowed in Hungary, and I
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I read that in Mexico there's only one shop for
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guns, and the homicide rate is still rising.
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But there's a lot of smuggling from the United States,
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and the cursed policy changes.
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I kind of talked about it with the family policy.
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Um, they're saying, If you have more than four kids,
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you get almost no taxes, which is huge tax deduction.
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And the prime minister of Hungary has more power now
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because of Corona virus.
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He can now rule by decree and in Mexico, us
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Mika is actually helping a lot of people, the citizens,
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even though it's against Ahm lows liberalised idea and there's
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been a lot of tax breaks.
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I mean, there will be no more tax breaks for
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big corporations.
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