1. The grant from the government has disbursed funding to 3 Cirque shows: Luzia & Joya, which is not mentioned in your article, & a 3rd opening in Puerto Vallarta. Joya is Cirque Du Soleil's first resident show in Mexico, which is bringing in money through tourism and ticket sales, & providing hundreds of local jobs. Additionally, Cirque Du Soleil is actively hiring Mexicans deported from the US offering very competitive pay and benefits
(http://mexiconewsdaily.com/news/theatrical-producer-hires-us-deportees/).
2. Mexico is listed as a key partner of Cirque Du Soleil on all of their marketing & ads, which will reach millions of people this year alone.
3.Would you really want a show focusing on the negatives of a great country? I think that would be a greater disappointment.
4. Cirque routinely employs people from 60 countries or more. Could there be more Mexicans? Yes but you have to remember they have acrobatic fulfillments to meet, and only select the best performers per discipline.