>>>Certainly, you will name these health care breadkthroughs and correlate them with their baby-boomers emergence.<<<
Well, I don't advocate universal healthcare but Mexico adopted something akin to it, so infant mortality rates declined drastically.
If Mexico is socialist, what do you consider the USA? Our SOCIAL security stipends are far greater and more readily available, as is our prescription drug ENTITLEMENT. And our national debt dwarfs Mexico's, far less than our economy dwarfs Mexico's economy.
It's easier to fix Mexico than it is the USA, but once we fix Mexico it's easier to fix the USA by pointing to how the proposed reform already materialized nearby so why not here.
So you are saying that universal healthcare is equal to health care breakthroughs in Mexico. Oh, well!
Yes, we have many socialist programs in the USA. This is exactly the reason the illegals are coming. Some Mexicans come to work but many come for welfare and they will be demanding it this week in many marches. Obrador wants to give elderly Mexicans a small pension just like the U.S. He wants Mexico to take care of Mexico.
The U.S. has enough of their own problems without having to worry about fixing Mexico's problems. How many years after the passage of the great NAFTA, 1992, will it take to "fix" Mexico?