Jerry Pacheco

5 days ago | krwg.org | Jerry Pacheco

Commentary:While I was studying for my degrees at the University of New Mexico, I took multiple classes with foreign students studying in the U.S. I made friends from Spain, Switzerland, Sweden, China, India, and Australia. My social circle included a married couple from Taiwan studying computer science. They were so kind to serve us traditional Chinese food that was better than anything I had ever tasted in a Chinese restaurant.

6 days ago | abqjournal.com | Jerry Pacheco

While I was studying for my degrees at the University of New Mexico, I took multiple classes with foreign students studying in the U.S. I made friends from Spain, Switzerland, Sweden, China, India and Australia. My social circle included a married couple from Taiwan studying computer science. They were so kind to serve us traditional Chinese food that was better than anything I had ever tasted in a Chinese restaurant.

2 weeks ago | krwg.org | Jerry Pacheco

Commentary:I was getting frustrated with my business contact. I have been working with his company to expand their operations for a few months. We had meetings, I collected information, and I was waiting for more information to proceed. After intense initial communications, my contact seemed to disappear, and the follow-up information never arrived. I started to think that the project was mothballed. Out of frustration, I sent one last e-mail asking for the information.

2 weeks ago | abqjournal.com | Jerry Pacheco

I was getting frustrated with my business contact. I have been working with his company to expand their operations for a few months. We had meetings, I collected information and I was waiting for more information to proceed. After intense initial communications, my contact seemed to disappear, and the follow-up information never arrived. I started to think that the project was mothballed. Out of frustration, I sent one last email asking for the information.

3 weeks ago | krwg.org | Jerry Pacheco

Commentary:The latest twist in the U.S.-China trade war resulted in a lowering of U.S. tariffs of 145 percent on Chinese imports to 30 percent, and a lowering of 125 percent tariffs on U.S. imports into China to 10 percent. Additionally, a sort of truce was declared for 90 days as negotiations take place. This essentially puts tariffs on Chinese imports into the U.S. where they were before the trade war escalated and both countries slapped triple-digit tariffs on each other’s products.