Thread: Unbiased view of Arizona law imported from Nicaragua

El Nuevo Diario, (Managua, Nicaragua) 6/3/10

From a Central American: a thoughtful, realistic look at the Arizona law

Op/col. by Guillermo Areas Cabrera, titled “Law 1070. Law against illegal immigration.â€

What a fantastic article!! GO NICARAUGUA! Thank you, respected friend in Nicaraugua. Thank yo so much.

Wow! Nicaragua, I applaud and respect you! Viva Nicaragua!


Thank you for the article, Rat

It’s as if I criticized a neighbor who refuses to give my children something to eat when they ask for food because I, being incompetent or lazy, do not satisfy their need.

Mexico needs to provide for its people. More wealth redistribution in MEXICO, NOT HERE...

The biggest problem between the United States and Mexico is that the remittance funds are going directly to consumption and not to acquisition of productive assets. If the money were going to productive assets most of the people in the family still in Mexico could employ themselves by now. As it is the money primarily goes to buy processed food in supermarkets made in Mexico's cities. The durable expenditure goes to buy modern houses rather than for tools and silos, barns, factory shells and warehouses. Those newer larger houses often require more maintenance resulting in the need to extend residence here. More money goes to coyotes who are mostly financed from here than into prudent purposes. Sure it would be nice to have a better government there but the families should have begun to do more to help themselves.