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migration from less developed countries to industrialized countries is a large-scale phenomenon in the contemporary world. It is partly a result of globalization. This phenomenon is greatly affecting the U.S. and has become one of the central issues of partisan politics and the current electoral process for next year's presidential election.

The issue of migration in the U.S. has two faces. One is 12 million illegal immigrants living and working in this country illegally and the other is the constant flow of citizens from neighboring countries in Latin America and the Caribbean who want to seek better alternatives all cost of living in this industrialized society.

Both problems are equally important, but somehow the priority of preventing or regulating the flow of new immigrants and so do the greater the problem of the undocumented.

migratory flow responds to some degree to the physical law of communicating vessels, which rules on liquids and said that two tanks of water or fluids adjacent having a channel of communication between them tend to level off in height. In other words, the liquid will flow from higher levels to the lowest level of the set trying to find a balance.

The similarity is given in the migration process. The highest level of poverty, unemployment, tends to find paths that lead you to a place of lower poverty rates, more job opportunities and better welfare. The pressure of poverty will, as in the case of water that penetrates all crevices or pits or pores to reach the other tank, the people, is to seek cross borders by any means, looking for any neglect of authorities, using any tool, as the pressure difference causes the flow is unstoppable. The

authorities and politicians do not understand that. Believe they can curb migration with a wall on the border and perhaps succeed temporarily, but fail to take pressure people to find other ways to move towards a better world, increasingly in a more disordered and that the higher the wall greater the pressure and longer will be the stairs that immigrants used to bypass this obstacle. But no shortcuts.

politicians do not understand that the best solution is to look down the differences, seeking forms of commercial cooperation for employment generation and wealth in the neighboring nations and seeking regular channels of flow of immigrants, to enable Input to larger numbers of people, that this economy can absorb, and regulate the flow as is done with hydraulic engineering to channel water and preventing such problems looking for solutions create destabilization and major landslides.

have to use common sense to find solutions to many problems that beset the relationship between nations. And do not think are the solutions of force and repression that will provide greater interaction and development.

The large "peaceful invasion", perhaps the largest in the history of mankind, that is taking American by "invading" the U.S. in search better life choices, not stop anything, walls, police or customs, or private control groups, or groups Xenophon. The rational and intelligent would regulate and seek to improve the living conditions of residents, building trade, technology sharing, looking well, narrowing the gap between neighboring peoples achieving greater regional balance. Jorge Pineda


Miami, 12/10/2007

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FARC AND THE AGREEMENT

Failed mediation of President Chavez of Venezuela in the release of those kidnapped by the FARC in Colombia, the obvious question is, what now?

But maybe first we should ask who really cares and is interested should a humanitarian agreement and the release of the hostages, as well as natural family and civil society.

President Uribe has many achievements to show. In public security, strengthening democracy, on economic, foreign investment, employment, rural development, education, etc. perhaps the greatest mole has been its inability to free the hostages, some of them carrying up to 10 years in captivity and political attrition that comes with living the human drama of family members who have international solidarity and good of the country, well as the media trying to indicate to the Chair as the culprit that the agreement is of non-humanitarian. This issue is perhaps the most difficult for the President and the one you can damage the image nationally and internationally. There is no doubt that a hostage release would be of great benefit to the image of President Uribe.

On the side of the FARC is not clear that a humanitarian agreement will bring benefits. On the contrary, this can put them in a situation even more precarious than they do today. It is clear that the FARC has lost militarily and politically. Militarily are rounded up and lost their ability to penetrate and achieve progress in the war waged against Colombian society. In the political field are discredited before the Colombian public opinion and are classified as international terrorists. The "spoils" of the hostages is essential for them to remain at the front pages of newspapers, have the option of having their struggle to be known and disseminated worldwide, and while they are in power will continue to be interest by foreign governments organizations and human rights defenders and NGOs. It is clear that the hostages are their greatest asset and if they deliver or lose are unprotected and highly vulnerable.

So for the FARC is not appropriate to the humanitarian agreement. I would just like initiating a peace process and when really willing to lay down arms. And there seem to be inclined to do for this government. The attempts at negotiations that the Uribe government is tried so far, the FARC has used to open and save time waiting for the government of Uribe finished and hope to negotiate in the future with a government more inclined to give large political concessions their demobilization. If the FARC

enter a humanitarian agreement without a peace process, will have more pressure from the army, will lose most vulnerable and relevant national and international policy and pass to resemble more the ELN guerrilla or a dissolution process .

Es muy probable que en el futuro inmediato no habrá nuevos intentos de acuerdo humanitario con ayuda internacional, pues el mas interesado que seria el Presidente Uribe debió haber quedado muy afectado con el fracaso de la intermediación de Chávez y del deterioro que por este motivo sufrieron las relaciones con Venezuela.

Jorge Pineda
Miami
Noviembre 27/2007

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HUMANITARIAN RIGHTS NATIONAL SECURITY VS.

Uno de los temas que más me despertó interés en el ultimo debate en Nevada entre los precandidatos demócratas fue el relacionado con la situación en Pakistán.

Muy interesante y sorprendente la respuesta del Gobernador Richardson. El claramente dijo que la protección de los derechos humanos debería be a priority in the management of U.S. international relations and achieving solid democracies be achieved resulting in greater protection for U.S. security, thus avoiding schemes that endanger world security. Somehow got over the defense of human rights to security of the American state.

The interviewer then cleverly asked the rest of the candidates was a priority for them, if national security or defense and respect for human rights and all but Richardson answered that it was national security priority. Of course this in the context of the discussion on the situation in Pakistan.

And obviously this response was expected, since it is the Americans want to hear from any President and any presidential candidate.

traditional policy has been pragmatic in the U.S. to its allies. The case of Pakistan is one more in a long list of similar cases throughout history. And somehow we are the same U.S. who have created their most bitter enemies and dictators, despots, in various regions of the world.

For me, Richardson's position makes sense. It is the only way to build long-term stability and reduce conflicts between nations. U.S. should support all efforts made in a government seeking democracy and respect for citizens and condemn the abuses of power and limitation of individual freedoms, even at the cost of not having transitional support those regimes in international-type conflict.

With the theory that national security takes precedence over human rights is to justify torture, extra trials of suspects, Guantanamo Bay, surveillance over citizens and the loss of civil rights and privacy. Democrats have long criticized President Bush for his actions in this direction but in the end would do the same to protect any aggression against his country. There is no doubt that the old practice that the end justifies media remains more relevant than ever. Jorge Pineda


Miami, 11/21/07