Mexico town takes a monetary path less traveled - Kansas City Star

5 February 2012, 12:31 am

Mexico town takes a monetary path less traveledKansas City StarBy TIM JOHNSON ESPINAL, Mexico -- Organizers in this verdant hill town in Veracruz state have coaxed a tiny economic experiment on the citizenry: They created an alternative local currency. It's called the "tumin," which means "money" in the local ...and more »... Read More »

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