Country of the Bad Wolfes
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He assembled a singular group of technical and financial advisors, highly educated and worldly men who approached their national objectives with the rational and clinical dispassion of scientists, which was in fact the collective name they were known by—Los Científicos. Even as Díaz established the civil order necessary to the protection of capital interests, he brought economic order to the country. He made good on Mexico’s foreign debt. He reformed the banking system. Most important to Mexican... progress, he attracted a steady influx of foreign investment through every sort of incentive—tax breaks, mineral rights, long-term leases, railroad and telegraph rights-of-way, autonomy of operation, whatever was wanted. American and European entrepreneurs mined copper and silver and gold, operated plantations of henequen and tobacco and coffee, raised cattle on the lushest and largest pasturelands, and—as Amos Bentley had predicted to John Roger Wolfe only a few years before—expanded the railroad like a great steel web to every profitable pocket of the country.
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He assembled a singular group of technical and financial advisors, highly educated and worldly men who approached their national objectives with the rational and clinical dispassion of scientists, which was in fact the collective name they were known by—Los Científicos. Even as Díaz established the civil order necessary to the protection of capital interests, he brought economic order to the country. He made good on Mexico’s foreign debt. He reformed the banking system. Most important to Mexican... progress, he attracted a steady influx of foreign investment through every sort of incentive—tax breaks, mineral rights, long-term leases, railroad and telegraph rights-of-way, autonomy of operation, whatever was wanted. American and European entrepreneurs mined copper and silver and gold, operated plantations of henequen and tobacco and coffee, raised cattle on the lushest and largest pasturelands, and—as Amos Bentley had predicted to John Roger Wolfe only a few years before—expanded the railroad like a great steel web to every profitable pocket of the country.
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