Thread: McCain and Obama will attend Latino Congress in L.A.

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http://www.informador.com.mx/mexico/200 ... ngeles.htm

The two virtual presidential candidates will discuss matters of interest for the latin american community in this country.

The Angeles.- The virtual presidential candidates, Republican John McCain and Democrat Barack Obama, will be the guests of honor at the third Latin American National Congress, that will be carried out on July 18 and 19 in Los Angeles.

The organizers confirmed the participation of the two politicians in the event, that will be performed in an exclusive hotel in Downtown Los Angeles, where it is expected that more than 300 organizations of 20 cities will attend.

On the first day, McCain will be presented during lunch and Obama at dinner. The two virtual presidential candidates will discuss matters of interest for the latin american community in this country.

In the First National Latin American Congress of 2006, 70 resolutions on diverse issues were taken and 260 local and national organizations assisted, in 2007 300 cities attended and 98 resolutions were adopted.

Among the issues undertaken during both congresses were educational reform, migration, public health, urban development and foreign policy, among others.

The organizers advanced that they prepare an ambitious agenda to promote the registration of millions of latin Americans as new voters in order to continue growing like a political force that can influence the elections next November.

The leader of Latin-American Mexican Brotherhood and the Mexican-American Political Association (MAPA), Nativo López, indicated that the young voters can make the difference in the electoral mobilization.

'In this electoral year we should move and act as a united family and no one is left behind', indicated López, who considered that another of the issues that will be emphasized in the debate will be driver's licenses for the undocumented.

Among the organizations that will attend the event are the Willie C. Velásquez Institute, the League of Latin-American United Citizens (LULAC), the Mexican-american Educational and Legal Defense Fund(MALDEF) and the National Network of Day Laborers (NDLON).

As well as the Hispanic Federation, the Educational Project of Registration of Voters of the Southwest (SVREP), the National Alliance of Latin-American and Caribbean Communities (NALACC) and the Hispanic National Council on Environment (NHEC).


The Event will be on:

July 18th - 19th 2008
The Westin Bonaventure in Los Angeles
& at the Sheraton Los Angeles Downtown

http://latinocongreso.org/

unbelieveable....

Great! A two for one in which each one of them will attempt to out pander the other. The losers in all this are the American people who are going to be stuck with one of these clowns for the next four years...

If anybody believes that the Hispanization of our country with parity of the Spanish language with English, meaning also Constitution bill of rights legislation in Spanish etc, is not the ultimate goal of these invaders you are living in a fantasy world! If we don't stop this our country is finished.

In the First National Latin American Congress of 2006, 70 resolutions on diverse issues were taken and 260 local and national organizations assisted, in 2007 300 cities attended and 98 resolutions were adopted.

What resolutions? What a friggin joke!
Dream on you friggin idiots. Take your Congress or whatever you want to call it back to Mexico and tell Calderon you have a new government, becuase it ain't going nowhere here.

Wonder if and when whites become the minority in this country as they say we will become,if we have conventions and groups such as this to represent our demands if they will call us racists ?

Of course they will. The only way to shut up those bigots is to call them precisely on those tactics and double standards. It's unassailable.

Attend Latino Congress in Los Angeles.

Gee, I wonder when Obama and McCain intend to visit the United States Congress in Washington DC?

You know, the one they're already paid to attend?!

Can we have a Non-Latino Congress? I think I want one. "equal protection under the law", 14th Amendment, US Constitution, leads me to think that if Latinos can have a Congress, Non-Latinos can have one too.

Is there any longer just a congress that is interested in representing the interests of American citizens, and not those from a third-world country who have entered this country in violation of immigration law?

No, NoBueno, there isn't. Our leaders have turned our country into a third world banana republic.