Mexico

"Trends, colors, successes of each season arrived at the design tables of Arteixo from all over Europe and beyond the seas. This was always this man's obsession: reworked, reinvented clothes, in direct connection with what consumers expected. Clothes that appeared very shortly after hanging in Madrid, Barcelona, and other cities in Spain; in Porto, Paris, or Mexico."

"The Slim philosophy The first era lasts twenty years, beginning in 1952 and ending in 1972. The second era, which does not reach ten years, ends in 1981, when the sources that gave it life run out: external credit, the high price of oil and the deficit public spending. The third era, the crisis, takes seven years, from 1982 to the present. A new era is currently foreseen that should start in the first months of 1989. First era 1952-1972: During these years, substantial development is achieved while maintaining a balanced budget, price stability and moderate external debt. The internal debt is reduced, as is the deficit, despite significant population growth and a great effort to provide public services. The internal product almost quadruples; per capita income doubles. Income is distributed through increasingly well-paid employment, although it is far from desired levels, and through public spending that benefits the most needy and increasingly covers more Mexicans."