Visas easy for Mexican strippers
From correspondents in Mexico City
May 24, 2004
MEXICO'S hottest new export is neither chillis nor fajitas, it seems, but something much much hotter: strippers.
Scantily clad dancing girls are in such demand in Canada that the authorities have offered temporary work visas to female dancers with documented experience in taking it all off.
More than 100 Mexican dancers have obtained Canadian work visas in the past five years, making Mexico the No.2 exporter of dancers to Canada after Romania, according to data published by the newspaper Reforma.
"To grant the visas (valid up to six months), the Canadian embassy in Mexico as in other cities worldwide looks at the photos of the candidates, their resumes, and finds out if they have the necessary experience," the paper reported.
http://news.com.au/common/story_page...E13762,00.html
From correspondents in Mexico City
May 24, 2004
MEXICO'S hottest new export is neither chillis nor fajitas, it seems, but something much much hotter: strippers.
Scantily clad dancing girls are in such demand in Canada that the authorities have offered temporary work visas to female dancers with documented experience in taking it all off.
More than 100 Mexican dancers have obtained Canadian work visas in the past five years, making Mexico the No.2 exporter of dancers to Canada after Romania, according to data published by the newspaper Reforma.
"To grant the visas (valid up to six months), the Canadian embassy in Mexico as in other cities worldwide looks at the photos of the candidates, their resumes, and finds out if they have the necessary experience," the paper reported.
http://news.com.au/common/story_page...E13762,00.html
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