You can apply: 1  Online on the Covered California website. 2  By mail: complete an application, which is available in 12 languages, and mail it to Covered California at P.O. 3  In person at a county social service office.
The remittances from Mexican citizens working in the United States account for 0.2% of Mexico's GDP which was equal to US$20 billion per year in 2004 and is the tenth largest source of foreign income after oil, industrial exports, manufactured goods, electronics, heavy industry, automobiles, construction, food, banking and financial services.
That is exactly what happened to Mexico in 1995. In the aftershock of the peso crisis, Mexicoâs real GDP shrank in 1995 by 6.2 percent. Because of falling domestic demand, fleeing capital, and a plunging peso, Mexicoâs overall trade balance flipped from a deficit in 1994 to a surplus in 1995.