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U.S.A DISPREPECTS MEXICO SAYS PRESIDENT FOX
Written by Hector Carreon - La Voz de Aztlan
Saturday, 03 June 2006
The increasing global alienation of nations against the United States has now also affected the once friendly relations between President Vicente Fox of Mexico and President George W. Bush. President Fox said Wednesday, during a press conference in Madrid, Spain, that "the United States does not respect our economic partnership as outlined in the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA)."

The Mexican Federal Chief Executive emphasized that the lack of attention by the Bush Administration in reaching an agreement on the regularization of approximately 3.5 million Mexican immigrant workers in the U.S. threatens to derail economic trade agreements between the two countries.

President Fox said that since 1994, the year that NAFTA was approved, Mexico has purchased $150 million worth of services and products from the U.S. President Fox informed the European news reporters that Mexico purchases more from the United States than Germany, France, Italy and Spain combined.

There are other non-economic issues that have strained US/Mexico relations. Another major problem has been the execution of Mexican nationals by the Texas State government after a failure to follow the Vienna Convention on Consular Relations, a treaty ratified by the US government on November 24, 1969. Texas has in many occasions refused to respect the treaty and has executed Mexican nationals who have had their rights denied under the Vienna Convention. The most recent incident occurred on August 14 when Javier Suarez Medina was executed by lethal injection in Huntsville, Texas, and President Fox's plea to stay the execution were ignored. Because of the disrespect shown to Mexico by the governor of Texas, President Fox cancelled a scheduled meeting with Bush at his Texas ranch.

Another thorny issue is the denial by Alta California to issue "driver licenses" to Mexican immigrant workers. Presently, the Alta California economy would collapse without the labor provided by Mexicans to the state's agricultural, industrial, construction and service sectors, yet the workers are forced to walk, take the bus, or worse, drive without a license. There is presently a bill on the desk of Governor Gray Davis that would solve the problem but pressure from xenophobic groups is keeping Davis from signing it.

In the present world situation, the U.S. can not afford to alienate its neighbor further. George W. Bush and Vicente Fox commenced their administrations and their relations with great expectations. This was evidenced by the productive meeting held at Rancho San Cristobal on February 16, 2001 where both presidents declared a "New Era" in US/Mexico relations. Unfortunately, Israel and the September 11 terrorist attacks derailed the whole process 7 months later. Today, the Bush Administration is exclusively preoccupied with preparing for war against Iraq in particular and Islam in general on behalf of Israel and oil interests in the Middle East .

This exclusive focus on serving the interests of Israel, a country that is usurping billions of dollars from the pockets of the US taxpayer yearly, will eventually have devastating repercussions on the U.S. and the Western Hemisphere. We are already witnessing serious economic, political and social problems in Argentina, Columbia, Venezuela, Brazil and Mexico. Many American dissident voices are calling on George W. Bush to "Dump Israel", or face impeachment.

Israel is almost in the opposite side of the world but the U.S. shares 2000 miles of border with Mexico. The futures of both neighboring countries are now intricately intertwined and the economies of the southwestern states are entirely dependent on Mexican labor. For quite some time now, Mexican labor activists have been calling for a "National Huelga" or a "National Work Stoppage" designed to force needed reforms and to gain the attention of the federal and various state governments. A one week work stoppage by all Mexican immigrant workers would certainly send a powerful message to the Bush Administration. The question is, "Would President Vicente Fox undertake such a strategy?"

Fox needs to be told respect begets respect.

Because of the disrespect shown to Mexico by the governor of Texas, President Fox cancelled a scheduled meeting with Bush at his Texas ranch.

Awww..and to think Maria Galvan, Bush's housekeeper, went to all that trouble preparing Fox's favorite dish, Crow.

LOL
I just LOVE it when Vicente Fox is mad !!!!!!!!!!!!!! :

What's wrong, Vicente, no one in the United States of America gives a damn what you think ??? Ohhhh !! Poor baby.

Don't worry, you're not alone. Your old best friend, Jorge from the USA has the same problem. No one in the USA cares what he thinks either.

:P :P Just love it !!

It's a nice bonus when you can work them both into the same post and let er rip !!

President Fox said that since 1994, the year that NAFTA was approved, Mexico has purchased $150 million worth of services and products from the U.S.

Wow, a whole $150 million since 1994!

Meanwhile, the members of Vicente's invading army sent Mexico $20 billion last year alone.

Once again, old Uncle Stupid got taken to the cleaners by a group of third world thugs.

U.S.A DISPREPECTS MEXICO SAYS PRESIDENT FOX
Written by Hector Carreon - La Voz de Aztlan
Saturday, 03 June 2006

If you read this article carefully you will see that The Voice of Aztlan has MISLEADINGLY put the date of June 6, 2006 on a VERY OLD and OUTDATED ARTICLE.

Guess they're getting desperate. Oh well, it's giving US another chance to express our feelings to the two crow eaters. (Bush and Fox)

In the present world situation, the U.S. can not afford to alienate its neighbor further.

The US can and should alienate its southern neighbor (leech), in fact after all this nonsense I am becoming more and more convinced that the US should become isolationists and if the US pulled out of the UN and kicked them out of NY (which definitely needs to be done) the UN would fall apart without our funding. Leave the world to itself for a while. Who are they going to go to when they need help or someone to fight for them? We would have to start manufacturing things for ourselves once more instead of importing everything under the sun

I think Bush and Fox must have had a little spat or it is a planned spat for publicity. This is a far cry from the crap Fox was spouting when he was in our country.

I agree there should definitely be a work stoppage of the illegals, then employers who hire them would be screwed and we would all know exactly who they are.

Originally Posted by LegalUSCitizen

U.S.A DISPREPECTS MEXICO SAYS PRESIDENT FOX
Written by Hector Carreon - La Voz de Aztlan
Saturday, 03 June 2006

If you read this article carefully you will see that The Voice of Aztlan has MISLEADINGLY put the date of June 6, 2006 on a VERY OLD and OUTDATED ARTICLE.

Guess they're getting desperate. Oh well, it's giving US another chance to express our feelings to the two crow eaters. (Bush and Fox)

Yeah, it's got Gray Davis as governor.