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Cancun in Crisis – Issue Brief 001 A Translation Ace Radio Blog
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- Economía y empresa
Hello and welcome to the first Issue Brief from Atranslationace.com, Cancun in Crisis.
I’m Professor Winn – a certified English instructor, and certified translator from Spanish, Portuguese, and French to English for more than 10 years.
I also hold a Master’s degree in International Affairs. That training gives me the unique skills combined with language ability to assess global affairs.
Get your competitive advantage with my translations.
Send me details of your translation project and upload your digital or scanned files at:
Atranslationace.com/contact
I will respond with a free quote upon evaluation of your files.
To listen to today’s audio or to read the blog, please visit: atranslationace.com/ib001.
Download the full report at: atranslationace.com/ib001a.
Introduction
The following report is an occasional series released by the host of Atranslationace.com – Professor Winn, a seasoned translator from Spanish, Portuguese, and French to English.
Internet research and translation are a powerful combination for both individuals and businesses.
Even more, not all of the valuable information pertinent to world events exists in English.
At times, both companies and individuals need actionable intelligence to avoid danger to their interests.
Assess, prepare for, and mitigate threats before they become a problem.
Take a proactive approach to risk management based on concise commentary and recommendations found in each Issue Brief.
Remain aware of strategic and tactical developments and their implications.
Protect your bottom line by pro-actively protecting your assets and operation.
We provide insights into potential risks.
As a global player, each Issue Brief is an intelligence report can be customized to the smallest details.
While an Issue Brief is an occasional report here at Atranslationace.com, you can order your own custom brief.
You receive a crisply-written well-researched report full of insights tailored to your specific research topic.
Don’t delay.
Contact Professor Winn to order your own personalized Issue Brief drawn from the English, Spanish, Portuguese, or French Web.
NOTE:
DISCLAIMER: This report is for information purposes only and does not take into account the objectives, situation or particular needs of any particular recipient.
Read the full disclaimer contained in the final page of the report.
Cancun in Crisis
Cancun, Mexico, bordering the tranquil inviting warm waters of the Caribbean Sea, offers rest and relaxation for travelers from around the world.
Indeed, since its humble beginning in the 1980s and coming of age in the 1990s, the sun-kissed frolicking playground of funseekers had largely escaped the “other Mexico.”
No more.
The general pall of insecurity created from the unrelenting drug wars between cartels, namely Sinaloa and Gulf, blankets the entire country of Mexico.
The government and its institutions in Mexico City have proven unable to combat the bloody rampage of what the US Drug Enforcement Agency calls transnational criminal organizations (TCOs).
Do not forget the Cartel de Cancun reportedly run by a woman named Leticia Rodriguez Lara, a former police officer and one of the only women in Mexico to lead her own drug gang. [1]
While researching other issues, news in Spanish about the decline of tourists in Cancun piqued my interest.
Thus, I pursued one lead to another and the following report is a result.
Your Turn
Download the full Issue Brief: Cancun in Crisis now.
Hello and welcome to the first Issue Brief from Atranslationace.com, Cancun in Crisis.
I’m Professor Winn – a certified English instructor, and certified translator from Spanish, Portuguese, and French to English for more than 10 years.
I also hold a Master’s degree in International Affairs. That training gives me the unique skills combined with language ability to assess global affairs.
Get your competitive advantage with my translations.
Send me details of your translation project and upload your digital or scanned files at:
Atranslationace.com/contact
I will respond with a free quote upon evaluation of your files.
To listen to today’s audio or to read the blog, please visit: atranslationace.com/ib001.
Download the full report at: atranslationace.com/ib001a.
Introduction
The following report is an occasional series released by the host of Atranslationace.com – Professor Winn, a seasoned translator from Spanish, Portuguese, and French to English.
Internet research and translation are a powerful combination for both individuals and businesses.
Even more, not all of the valuable information pertinent to world events exists in English.
At times, both companies and individuals need actionable intelligence to avoid danger to their interests.
Assess, prepare for, and mitigate threats before they become a problem.
Take a proactive approach to risk management based on concise commentary and recommendations found in each Issue Brief.
Remain aware of strategic and tactical developments and their implications.
Protect your bottom line by pro-actively protecting your assets and operation.
We provide insights into potential risks.
As a global player, each Issue Brief is an intelligence report can be customized to the smallest details.
While an Issue Brief is an occasional report here at Atranslationace.com, you can order your own custom brief.
You receive a crisply-written well-researched report full of insights tailored to your specific research topic.
Don’t delay.
Contact Professor Winn to order your own personalized Issue Brief drawn from the English, Spanish, Portuguese, or French Web.
NOTE:
DISCLAIMER: This report is for information purposes only and does not take into account the objectives, situation or particular needs of any particular recipient.
Read the full disclaimer contained in the final page of the report.
Cancun in Crisis
Cancun, Mexico, bordering the tranquil inviting warm waters of the Caribbean Sea, offers rest and relaxation for travelers from around the world.
Indeed, since its humble beginning in the 1980s and coming of age in the 1990s, the sun-kissed frolicking playground of funseekers had largely escaped the “other Mexico.”
No more.
The general pall of insecurity created from the unrelenting drug wars between cartels, namely Sinaloa and Gulf, blankets the entire country of Mexico.
The government and its institutions in Mexico City have proven unable to combat the bloody rampage of what the US Drug Enforcement Agency calls transnational criminal organizations (TCOs).
Do not forget the Cartel de Cancun reportedly run by a woman named Leticia Rodriguez Lara, a former police officer and one of the only women in Mexico to lead her own drug gang. [1]
While researching other issues, news in Spanish about the decline of tourists in Cancun piqued my interest.
Thus, I pursued one lead to another and the following report is a result.
Your Turn
Download the full Issue Brief: Cancun in Crisis now.
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