Thread: Mexican governor to speak on immigration

Mexican governor to speak on immigration

By Janine Zuacutentildeiga
Thursday, November 5, 2009 at 2 a.m.

SAN DIEGO — Amalia GarciÌ

Hey, Guv. We will gladly give back the population you are missing.

I hope is is going to talk them into going home to repopulate their town, she might inform them that entering the U.S. with out papers is illegal Of course that may be asking too much from an official.

The governor will focus her talk, which will be in Spanish, on immigration to the United States, which has reduced the population of Zacatecas by nearly half.

Who exactly is the target audience here if the talk is going to be in spanish? I demand that an interpreter and all literature from this tequila talk be made available in English!

Sound familiar?

lol i cant beleive they actually called this a "tequila talk". why does everything about the mexican officials/politics have to be so unproffesional?

November 9, 2009

Tequila Talk with Amalia GarcÃ*a, Governor of State of the State of Zacatecas, México

Presentation will be in SPANISH

6:30 p.m. – 7:45 p.m.

Institute of the Americas
University of California, San Diego campus
La Jolla, California Directions

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Amalia GarcÃ*a was born in Zacatecas, the daughter of former politician and governor Francisco E. GarcÃ*a. Elected in 2004 on the Democratic Revolution Party (PRD) ticket, she is the first female governor of the state. She previously served two terms as a Federal Deputy, where her legislative efforts emphasized equal rights for women, human rights and the fight against corruption. She was also a senator and an assemblywoman in the Legislative Assembly of Mexico City.

Governor GarcÃ*a has been heavily involved in efforts to improve economic development in her state, where migration to the United States has reduced the population by nearly half. Migration presents challenges both internally and vis-Ã*-vis the U.S.-Mexico relationship between Mexico and the United States. Governor Garcia will focus on the migration issue during her talk at the Institute.

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I hope Univision covers her speech so she can ask them to come home and build up the state where they belong, in their land of citizenship.