Forty thousand
By Arnoldo Kraus
One, two, 300, 5 000, 25 000 ... 40 000 and more.
is said that there are 40 million Mexicans who have died from violence since Calderon took office. It says that, but it is quite possible that this information is wrong. In speaking of our government and our all past governments should be wary and everything except the dead, you must disbelieve. Of the dead should not disbelieve, there are bodies, there are the testimonies of the relatives, there is the anger of the citizenry, there are government speeches and his attempt at justification. Distrust, disbelieve and challenge should be motto of Mexicans.
Forty thousand deaths are too many dead. The figure is an eyesore. The imbroglio has too many edges, the main being the impunity and the legality of the killings. Others are distrust in government, the bad image of Mexico abroad, the economic losses, especially in tourism, the idea that unless the relatives of the rulers are all potential victims of duopoly represented by government inefficiency and the power of drug trafficking and, finally, the possibility of custom. When a society accustomed hope is demolished.
Get used to violence can be a very serious disease. Mexico's Calderon to get used to and their ancestors could be an epidemic. The killings have become the norm, law injustice, impunity in a form of government and state inaction rule. This amount becomes the worst-case scenario: murder is legal. Although prisons are overcrowded, most prisoners are not murderers are found guilty.
President Felipe Calderon is not solely responsible for the 40 thousand deaths. On more than one occasion has spoken rightly of the bad legacy of the previous government. Vicente Fox asserted the same as "brooding" about his predecessor, Ernesto Zedillo, and if it was not his predecessor was out of ignorance or take the mystique of the PRI. And so, back Zedillo.
Among other reasons, because of their economic situation and the possibility of access to optimal medical services, now cohabiting and live many former presidents, as well as Fox and Zedillo, Carlos Salinas survive, Miguel de la Madrid and Luis Echeverria one in good and others in regular conditions. Calderon is right: it is not solely responsible for the collapse and destruction of the country. Puffed by the logic of Calderon and wrapped by Javier Sicilia motto, "We are up to the mother!" OPIM and healthy would sit at the litter of past presidents along with Calderón to listen, to hear what you think of each other, to issue a diagnosis of contemporary Mexico, why do not you, to get their opinion about the fate of some former presidents such as Egypt, Tunisia or Israel Moshe Katzav, convicted of abuse of authority.
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If the abuse of authority has no limits, why the Mexicans could not devise a mechanism to counter this abuse through a public dialogue of our former presidents under the tutelage of Calderon? After all, the presidential fitness and responsibility of the former presidents why would never end. Several former presidents deposed in other countries awaiting trial. The disease and the epidemic of violence in Mexico could become hopeless, and perhaps cure if emulásemos what happens elsewhere. In addition to the suspects, there are real culprits. What do you think Carlos Salinas of what happens now?, What does Fox Zedillo?, So what say all about Mexican justice on the case Luis Echeverría?
Forty thousand Mexicans have been killed by bad government so far in the last six years. Many decapitated, others hung, much tortured. The enormity of the killing continues because justice is not exercised. How many murderers are behind bars? The government incompetence is vast. Without limits. Forty thousand deaths account for the failure of the law. Forty thousand corpses awaiting reply portray well the Mexican government.
The worst that can happen to society is accustomed. The march is a break just ended and an antidote to the disease custom. One, twenty. 10 000, 40 000. Nobody in their right mind thought that after the first crime could accumulate so many bodies.
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