Mexico's Fox Calls on Obama To Proceed With North American Union
Posted on Monday, March 30 @ 11:33:05 EDT
Topic: North American Union SPP
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 ALIPAC NOTE: Does everyone understand now why they have let over 15 million illegal aliens enter and remain in the US?
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Mexico's Fox touts EU-like integration for the Americas
Former Mexican President Vicente Fox addresses the Future Leaders Conference at the UTSA Main Campus.
By Elaine Ayala - Express-News
Former Mexican President Vicente Fox
was in San Antonio Friday, delivering a wide-ranging address about
U.S.-Mexico relations that touched on trade, the drug war,
comprehensive immigration reform and the United States' “mammoth”
financial crisis that has spread worldwide.
(North American Union, SPP, Security and Prosperity Partnership, Open Borders, Amnesty, reason for illegal immigration, Americans subjugated)
03/28/2009
HELEN L. MONTOYA
My San Antonio
Fox
also delivered a message of hope — hope that someday Canada, the United
States and Mexico, indeed the rest of Latin America, would function
like the European Union.
“It's an extremely successful model,” said Fox, whose wife, Marta Sahagún, accompanied him. “My vision is to speed up the process of further integration.”
Fox was in town
to address the Congressional Hispanic Leadership Institute's Future
Leaders Conference, held at the UTSA Main Campus. He received four
rousing standing ovations from the crowd, many of them student business
majors.
The event was hosted by the University of Texas at San Antonio's College of Business.
Fox acknowledged the difficulty of establishing a European Union-like structure in the Americas, given those who'd oppose it. But Fox said, “Hope is back again,” referring to the new U.S. president and the United States' “capacity to fight for ideals.”
“The border between Mexico and the United States is not as fluid, stable or open as the border with Canada,” Fox said. “This certainly is because there is a huge difference in the levels of development.”
Fox hailed the
success of the North American Free Trade Alliance even as a student in
the audience questioned its societal impact and inability to create
jobs for Mexican citizens.
“It has happened,” Fox said of Mexico's job creation. Before NAFTA, annual “per capita income was $3,500. Today it is $8,500, three-fold growth.”
Fox also spoke of
Mexico's war against drug cartels and its impact on “perhaps the most
dynamic border in the world.” He reiterated comments made by Secretary
of State Hillary Clinton this week, in which she said “insatiable” U.S.
drug consumption drives the war.
Indeed, Fox conceded that more of his own citizens are engaging in drug use as cartels look for new markets.
And while he lamented how the terror attacks of 9-11 quashed
potential plans for comprehensive immigration reform, supported by
then-President George W. Bush, Fox expressed hope that President Barrack Obama would take up the charge.
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