More Mexican Anguish Than Gratitude  Published: February 03,
1995  Two days after President Clinton announced a huge
American-led effort to rescue the Mexican economy, there have
still been no marches to the United States Embassy here by
Mexicans wishing to show their gratitude.  "Really, we are not
so convinced about all this money," said Victor Gonzalez, 31, a
street vendor who was trying to sell plastic Flintstone dolls
today near the Embassy.  "I am not one of those who thinks the
United States is giving us this money just because they want
Pemex," he said, referring to the state oil company. "But in the
end, we are just going to owe more money, and it is money that
the people on the street are never going to see."  Despite a
widespread sense of relief in Mexico at the $50 billion deal,
many Mexicans continue to harbor concerns, resentment and even
anger about the American aid.  Their feelings, sampled in
interviews today around the Mexican capital and in other parts
of the country, underscored a rising a