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Who would believe? Jesus Garcia Corona

Renowned economist and Nobel Prize-winning economist Joseph Stiglitz, criticized Mexico for failing to handle the economic problem known. Stiglitz said that Mexico's performance in the management and control of the crisis was one of the worst in the world. Worldwide, one of the main causes of economic meltdown was the inadequate regulation of banks and in Mexico experienced a similar situation. According to Stiglitz, in Mexico there was sufficient capacity to finance small and medium enterprises so that they become involved in global trade and said the tax increase contemplated in Mexico for next year (VAT Tax income, etc.) cause negative impacts on the economy Mexican.

Immediately after these statements, the Finance Minister in Mexico, Agustin Carstens came to the defense of the federal government to refute the comments of Joseph Stiglitz and defending the economic plan Felipe Calderón. Treasury Secretary says Stiglitz is alien to the internal problems of Mexico and that his view is from an outside perspective and a global perspective. In Mexico, "says Carstens, the country was hit by two important economic factors: the U.S. economic slowdown and falling oil production.

Here are two perspectives: that of Joseph Stiglitz, Nobel prize winner economy and Agustin Carstens, Secretary of Finance in Mexico. In view of these two analytical points, you create two variables: first, perhaps Stiglitz has analyzed the global and regional economic situation and concluded, based on detailed studies that Mexico was one of the countries with the worst of the crisis management economic. After all Stiglitz is an economist and winner of the prestigious Nobel Prize in economics. His view is impartial and see things as they are. On the other hand we have to Agustin Carstens, who immediately came to the defense of the economic plan by President Felipe Calderón. Carstens know the situation in Mexico and is the main driver of the economic plan the President of the Republic. Carstens sure that Stiglitz does not know by internal factors affecting the country and point of view is inconsistent with the current situation. Carstens, after all, an employee of the Executive and must defend the position of his boss.

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J esus García Corona
Nacozari 's hero

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death anniversary (1907-2009)

Rarely in history has created heroes the right time to show your courage. In the fields of battle, the stories about the fallen heroes have been slow to receive recognition from the people. History, sometimes for generations takes and stops the glory and the recognition they deserve the most courageous heroes. In Mexico, the most prominent figures of the Mexican Revolution took almost forty years to receive recognition as heroes by the Congress. This was not the case of the young railroad Jesus Garcia Corona. No other civil hero in the history of Mexico that has received so much acclaim, tokens of appreciation and thanks so quickly as the hero of Nacozari. Only hours had passed since his death and is already singing the notes up an admirable martial composed expressly to his memory. Not a day passed without the hero, Jesus Garcia was proclaimed as a benefactor of mankind. The evening of events, the governor of Sonora was recognition of the great heroic gesture of the young railroad. The next day, national and international newspapers proclaiming the heroism of the hero Jesus Garcia Corona.


Jose Jesus Garcia Corona was born on November 13, 1883 in the city of Hermosillo, Sonora. Son of Mr. Francisco García Pino and Ms. Rosa García Corona, were his brothers Trinidad, Angel, Artemis, Rosa, Francisco, Manuel and Miguel. In 1898, the family decided to move to Nacozari place in the late nineteenth and early twentieth century, was thriving mining and railway. It was in this mining town where he managed to establish itself as a good employee at the age of 17. His good performance in the mining company, allowed the position of locomotive engineer at the age of 20 years.

character was serious, modest and humble. He enjoyed horseback riding, proper dress, friends, dating girls and bring them to the orchestra serenaded the people. His personality reflected the style of the typical gay man Sonora. It was a carefree young of life, unaware of what fate had in store. His humility would have allowed him to accept the honors that the Mexican people would have to pay for decades after his death. All

heroic in the history of mankind is usually established by a sense of soul. An intimate feeling, good or bad, "but that drives the human being into the unknown. In 1907, that human feeling was present in the soul of Jesus Garcia. While many tried to escape, the young railroad's only 23 years, put above personal interests, the lives of thousands of people.

is the morning of Thursday November 7, 1907. Overcast skies seems to foreshadow the tragedy that will loom over the small mountain town. The night the cock crowed incessantly and the dogs were barking for no reason. In the morning, the smell of burnt wood greets the dawn that stands out among the hills of eastern and remain as silent witnesses of those historic events. Doña Rosa Corona sensed what would happen but for his son was a day of work. Doña Rosa, worried about what might happen, what a blessing fires warning to be careful. Jesus sits and party.

Upon arrival at the workplace, everything is normal. The machines are on and ready round trip to the "Future" and from there to the mine to supply Pillars of supplies to the miners. There are three late-model engines. Two of the machines hold the number 0-6-0 and vans were seen in the legend: The Moctezuma Copper Company - Phelps Dodge, Co. The engine that handles Jesus is number 02.

The working day continues with the monotony of always: turn on the boiler and make the trip daily. There is bad news. Albert Biel, the railroad train manager and the crew is in hospital. Jesus Garcia is up to assume command. His experience makes it easier to comply with the basic tasks ordered.

With the sound of the whistle and chime in unison, the machine and train on their journey to the mine pillars, located about 8 miles away and two thousand feet above the level of Nacozari. The train arrives at its destination at 7:45 am. The day continues and workers continue with their work that evening not knowing what will happen.

is 1:00 pm and have made two round trips to the mine. It is lunchtime. The proximity of your home allows Jesus to return with her mother to enjoy the meal, but before you go get some unexpected news: they need more material in the mine and five cars involved. Need to transfer one hundred and sixty cases of dynamite with their respective detonators. They do it without any problem.

completed its mission, Jesus returns home and finds his mother more concerned that in the morning. Have a bad feeling and begs his son to stay home. He tries to console his mother and says he lacks only two trips to the mine before the end of their journey. The sky is overcast and it looks like a strong storm is approaching. With the blessing of his mother returns to finish its work.

's 2:00 pm. The workers left dissipate the heat which has lowered the steam pressure. The brakeman José Romero and Jesus try to feed the fire to increase the pressure, but realize a serious problem: the chimney of the machine is damaged. The wire strainer that covers the top to prevent embers from escaping from the boiler is broken. The mechanical department workers have ignored the situation. This represents a serious problem because the crew had settled the vans with dynamite behind the machine, ignoring the security measures that forbid it. Just then, strong winds throw sparks and embers from the fireplace by the broken side along the engine and fall into the first two gondolas on the boxes of dynamite.

The fire is not expected. The crew tries to smother the flames, but the wind intensifies the fire. Is useless. The river carries water, but is far away. Ignites the dynamite, but without explosion. Under the load is fescues and detonating when the fire reaches them, will explode the dynamite. The site where the locomotive will be conducive to a chain reaction with fatal results. A few meters away, is the explosives store approximately 45,000 kilos of dynamite. There are also huge tanks that generate and store gas. To the north, a short distance from the fire, department stores are situated chemicals, paints and fuels. The disaster is imminent.

At present, the bride of Jesus is not too far away, at home. His nephew, just ten days old, sleeps in his sister's house. There were many people in the streets, and the deaths and accidents could reach hundreds or thousands. The weather does not let up. We must act with haste. Aware of the danger, many have left the place to seek refuge, but Jesus Garcia took the radical decision that will perpetuate the story. Takes its place in the booth, clutching the handle of the steam and orders the crew to leave the train. Once in front of the locomotive, the future of the village is literally in your hands. The only one that comes with it is Jose Romero, the brakeman. Jesus' plan is simple: make the locomotive reach the highest level and jump immediately, allowing the machine to follow the slope away from the village to do blast. Once underway, and rapidly uphill, asked Romero to leave the train. This is due, jump and finds refuge in a nearby sewer. Missing about 50 meters to reach the plateau nearest to leave the train. Jesus gives one last look back and see the people, aware that perhaps this is the last time you see him again.

2:20 pm. From the six kilometer road to Pilares, three consecutive explosions shake the ground. A huge black cloud dissipates it through the air throwing irons, carvings, roads and other objects falling on the roofs of houses. The gondolas that carried the dynamite away completely and the machine lies shattered in a huge crater. The explosion is so strong that the windows of nearby buildings explode into pieces. The blast was heard 16 miles away. Collective panic grips the inhabitants, who scared seek refuge in nearby places. In the village no one knows exactly what happens. When things calm down, people regains consciousness and is aware of the situation. Commissioner Joseph B. Terán arrives with a squad of police to the scene. There are several dead and several wounded. The body of Jesus Garcia was found at a distance of twenty feet, burned and destroyed in such a way that was almost beyond recognition. They identify through their boots. He died instantly, but had managed to save the lives of thousands of people at the expense of yours. He

cloudy sky is unable to continue to hold the rain and unloading on the town a major storm. Throughout the night, heavy rain soaked the land and cleanses the blood of a new hero in the history of Mexico. That same night, watch the body of the young hero, while the orchestra of the people running the place that bears his name. José Romero, severely shaken by the magnitude of the explosion, constantly repeated: "This night, until sky is crying! "

Since that November 7th is now over 100 years. Time marches on uninterrupted, but the hero is still present in the life of Mexican people, but especially in Nacozari Garcia. The identity of this community is closely connected with his past, with significant developments that make the identity is constructed, reaffirm and reassess with the passage of time.

By putting his life for others, Jesus Garcia Corona was elevated to the glory of his achievement and for his integrity as a human being. That glory was granted from the day of his tragic death. The commotion caused the unusual act it poured like wildfire and immediately reported the region, state, nation, even abroad. The heroic act that is conferred is clear, sincere and authentic. "To be a hero," says the Mexican historian Patricio Estevez-"did not need to join anyone or do battle in their own or foreign war, was enough to be a man, brother of the man ..." (Estevez 1984).'s Hero by the act itself and so he went and is long recognized.

The validity of the heroism of Jesus Garcia Corona lies in the extent that it has had from the various surveys that have been submitted. Among these outstanding legal, museums, institutions, streets and squares named after him, and hundreds of monuments have been erected in his memory throughout Mexico and abroad. These awards allow us to appreciate the extent to which the event has been beyond the borders of the state and country, because despite having been "... staged in a town ignored, featuring a humble worker, is a local fact of secondary importance but in its broader guidelines ... highlights elements that concern the human race, the most basic feelings [...] and in this respect, is of universal interest "(Terán 1967).

In the state of Sonora have enacted various laws to venerate the memory and heroism of the hero Jesus Garcia Corona. The legal framework in the state has the following legal regulations:

• In November 1909 the Sonora State Legislature passed a law that officially changed the name of the station Nacozari to "Nacozari Garcia" in honor of railroad hero ;

• In 1964, H. Sonora State Congress enacted the "Act declaring solemnly in the State of Sonora on 7 November each year to commemorate the heroic deeds of Jesus Garcia"

• In 1966, H. Sonora State Congress passes a law declaring Jesus Garcia Corona as "illustrious son" of the city of Hermosillo and declares the Cerro de la Campana as a permanent monument to his memory;

• On November 7, 2007, in part of the celebration of the centenary of mourning for Jesus Garcia Corona, H. Sonora State Congress enacts a law declaring Nacozari Garcia as the state capital for one day.

addition, in October 1963 formed in the State of Sonora, the group "Jesus Garcia, Nacozari Hero", certified as a civil partnership on 23 February 1981.

No less important is the recognition that the hero has received nationwide, among which are the following:

• On November 7, 1939 issued a declaration that placed the population of Nacozari Garcia as interim capital Mexico under the 32nd anniversary of the heroic deeds of Jesus Garcia,

• From November 7, 1944 is celebrated in Mexico on the National Day of Railroad;

• In 1957, the Mexican Postal Service issued a postage stamp to commemorate the 50 th death anniversary of the death of Jesus Garcia,

• On November 7, 1967, to mark the 60th anniversary of the death of Jesus Garcia, the federal government decreed the nationalization of the rail system running the railway Nacozari incorporated into the national rail system;

• In 2007, the Mexican Postal Service reissued a stamp to commemorate the first anniversary of the heroic deeds of the hero of Nacozari.



The heroic feat of Jesus Garcia has crossed borders. His incomparable act of human evolution has achieved recognition in different countries.

• The day after his heroic deed, Jesus Garcia was the focus of some American newspapers such as the International-American Daily and The Arizona Daily Star , which devoted its front page to describe events;

• In 1914, American author Charles Edward Locke, in his A Man's Reach or Some Character Ideals presents a summary of Jesus Garcia, in which he acknowledges his heroism

• In 1921 was established in Guatemala a public library Mexico under the name "Jesus Garcia-Hero Nacozari ;

• The United States offered granting him a posthumous tribute Medal "The Royal Cross of Honor" established by the United States Congress;

• In 1934, the U.S. was in the movie "The Nacozari hero under the direction of William Street;

• In the decade 60s, Jesus Garcia entered the Hall of Fame American Railroad (Portland, Oregon, USA). The then manager of the institution, CJ Kennan, delivered to the President of Mexico, Adolfo López Mateos and diploma document attesting to the railroad hero as a member of that institution;

• In September 2001, Jesús García entered the Hall of Fame American Mining in Leadville, Colorado.

both Mexico and the United States have published various literary works describing the heroic deeds and recognize the value of the young railroad Jesus Garcia Corona. Highlights:

• Nacozari 's hero (1926) Juan de Dios Bojorquez
• Nacozari 's hero (1948) Lydia Blanca Trejo
• Biography Nacozari Hero (1950) Manuel Sandomingo
• Jesus Garcia, the hero of the world (1957) David Lopez Molina
• Jesus Garcia, the hero of Nacozari (1968) Cuauhtémoc L. Terán García
• Goodbye, Farewell (1976) Don Deder
• In Search of Jesus Garcia (1989) Don Deder
• The explosion (1997) Angel Rafael Rentería G


The humility characterized Jesus Garcia would not have allowed to accept the awards that have been offered over the years. It was a serious man who knew the human value and that did not matter laid down his life for the integrity of a people. Jesus Garcia lives! Yes, in people of the town that now bears his name in memory and the memory of generations of Mexicans and the essence of the hero who stands before us with fragments of the time that relates to this community. Jesus Garcia and heroic meanings of cohesion have forged a social conscience and a host of values \u200b\u200band representations in the community nacozarense (Carlyle 1985).

Today, to mark the centenary of the inauguration of the monument to Jesus Garcia Nacozari-and under one hundred and second anniversary of the feat was immortalized as a hero, Mexicans must reflect on the recognition we have offered our hero railroad. The monuments and other commemorative events are only material and surface surveys. The real hero of Nacozari recognition will imitate her selfless spirit. In Mexico today, we must imitate the feeling of service to others. Work together to form a better people, which is worth the sacrifice of the young railroad man whose spirit of giving him to position it among the most illustrious heroes of Mexican history. Let us follow his example of dedication and spirit of service.

Nacozari Garcia gave the world an example to follow. Gave Mexico a civilian hero stands out among other, a young man with a promising future, despite his young age, knew how to do the right thing at a crucial time when the future of thousands of people were in their hands. Accepted with courage and heroism that fate had prepared. Was called before his death, Jose Jesus Garcia Corona, is now called: The hero of humanity.

"The greatest man I met was a Mexican worker ... Jesus Garcia, tall and handsome driver, was my idol. To date it is. "

- Lewis W. Douglas

U.S. Ambassador in England (1947-1950).


MONTAÑO VASQUEZ MARGARITA ROSARIO Student
degree in History at the University of Sonora

JESUS \u200b\u200bIBARRA ERNESTO JAW
undergraduate student in Political Science at the University of Arizona

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... and instead of saving, increase taxes! Nacozari

During his presidential campaign, Calderón said repeatedly that cut taxes, which any connoisseur of the political system that governs us, qualify as impossible, since only the Legislature has the power to raise or lower taxes. But that's not the point. Calderon submitted to Congress the Union an economic package of tax saturated based on the premise of the country out of the critical economic situation.

The morning of October 21, the full House of Representatives overwhelmingly approved the Revenue Act, which provides for a total of 3.1 billion pesos for the fiscal year 2010. Personally, I agree with raising taxes on products harmful to health, such as beer and snuff. For this 1.5% increase in beer tax, and increased by 40 cents a pack of cigarettes. I make a parenthesis to congratulate and thank the few members of the PRI who voted against this budget. Good to know that in Mexico Members who vote are still not entered freely.

Among the increases included in the new Revenue Act is the income tax, which rises from 28 to 30%. The telecommunications tax (except mobile phones) increased by 3%, as the tax deposit over 15 thousand dollars (down from 2% from the 25 mil) and the VAT is at 16%, was 15% (does not apply to food or medicine.)

acknowledge that much of the 3.1 billion pesos to get the federal government next year will be to assist the economic recovery, but much of the budget will, no doubt, to further fuel the current system bureaucracy and senior government officials. In this vein, it is important to note that almost the entire American continent, Mexico is the country with the federal representatives (deputies and senators): 628 in total. In the U.S., for example, with a much larger population than Mexico, the Congress has 535, 93 fewer than in Mexico.

According to Web site of the Chamber of Deputies, the monthly subsistence allowance of Members in 2008 was $ 77,745.00, $ 45,786.00 for legislative assistance and $ 28,772.00 for expenses of public attention. Not counting, of course, a group life insurance, major medical insurance, funeral expenses (up to a month of diet, per event), support for air transport with 4 tickets per month and 3 session in recess and food stamps by $ 2.780 pesos a month. The bonus given to Members in 2009 was $ 101,604.64. (The information is not updated 2009). This is only the House of Representatives, the Senate has its own expenses.

it too! Federal deputies said they will cut unnecessary costs for next year. I hope it's true. If the government wants to save perfect, but it's a good idea to reduce bureaucratic hierarchies and completely eliminating multimember deputies and senators. This would reduce the total of 628 representatives to 364, which represents a reduction of 264 individuals currently feed the public purse without having received the popular vote. Calderon, meanwhile, has already taken the first step to eliminate three Secretaries of State (Civil Service Reform and Tourism).

This, in my opinion, would be a big step to ensuring sustainable public finances. Taxes are inevitable and even necessary for the functioning of the federal government, as long as they do a good distribution of resources.

The ordinary citizen, to save time, start to cut wasteful spending before asking for a raise. The same logic should follow the federal government. Hopefully

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Garcia: the good times. Mexican

me take this medium to present the first part of a very peculiar note on the village of Nacozari Garcia released into the Sonoran newspaper "The Fair" in November 2007 by Oscar Romo Salazar in Counter his column. Hope you like it.


Nacozari was for many years one of my favorite places. Whether that was where my wife Mary Emma was born and raised, Nacozari is-or rather, was "a wonderful people, unusual in their characteristics and, needless to say, for its people.

say it was a wonderful people because today is anything else but that. However, for those who knew him and enjoyed in the past, its beauty is unforgettable and incomparable. Nestled between steep hills, being as it is essentially a mining town with its winding streets and the river which runs only during the rainy season, Nacozari has a unique flavor, even today, despite the changes that have erased some of its charm of yesteryear.

A small part of the village retains its original appearance. The main square around which are the stone buildings that once occupied the Moctezuma Copper Company (MCC) the library and other locations, is more or less the same, and I guess that is still in its far east source that the children huddled around the water looking down into the pool. I understand that this sculpture was brought from Brussels by Mr. Douglas, director of the MCC.

consequence of the many and profound ecological changes that have been the people and the environment is now much less rain than before, at the time when I first went to visit ... and I fell in love with this unique people .

That happened on November 7, 1953, 54 years ago when aboard a Transportes Vazquez Urrea diligence that made journeys saw, by dirt roads in constant disrepair, carrying the mail and two or three passengers, I threw myself into the adventure of going to see that 10 years later became my wife and mother of my three children.

If I remember we did seven hours of road, with a forecast cold soaked to the bone, especially me, that was not used to temperatures like the mountains. In Nacozari not snow as much as in Cananea, but frost and cold is very intense. Or at least they were.

The springs and summers are, or were delicious. At least in those times of which I speak it rained a lot, almost every afternoon, and the weather was very nice. The Represo always had water and the river ran with great frequency. That no longer happens today.

remember with particular emotion places like "La Cuesta del Castillo", "House of Strength" and "The Cooler" for electric generators. The hill of "The Rasquera" and "La Sirena" the former "Big House" of the company in an era where distinguished visitors were staying. And most beautiful sites as "purine", "Pumpkin" and "Cuchuta."

Nacozari was ground music and musicians. Two in particular have transcended the borders of the state and country: Don Silvestre Rodríguez and Manuel S. Acuña, songwriters and countless unforgettable tunes as "Alma Angelina," "My eyes I complain," Your eyes "," The coastal "," The pilareña "and so on.

Thanks to Don Crisanto Molina Figueroa, my wife's late uncle and nacozarense to the bone, I know many stories of remarkable people and their characters. I keep some documents he gave me considering that my hands would be a safe place. Among them the story of "The Cuesta del Castillo ", a beautiful stone house that still exists and should be protected for posterity, and people who have been their owners over time. Crisanto

Figueroa, who lived much of his life in Los Angeles, California, was very active member of charitable and altruistic Nacozarenses Circle of Friends "that ran for many years in that city and was engaged in activities benefit the people.
For example, the benches in the main square was donated by them, as well as large amount of equipment for the old hospital and library.

He gave me a 33-rpm LPs that pressed Circle in Los Angeles with music by Silvestre Rodriguez, one of them, and one of Manuel S. Acuña. With the proceeds of their sales were acquired hospital beds, wheelchairs and other equipment were donated to Nacozari. In his hands got a copy of the newspaper edition No. 46 The Nacozarense dated Saturday May 16, 1936, the price was five cents. The director of this newspaper at that time was Ephraim Leon and the editor was J. Trinidad R. Chavez, and the edition consists of eight pages.

In this edition is announced arrival of a great trip made by members of Chambers of Commerce in Douglas, Bisbee and Agua Prieta, and other characters from different parts of the state. Announces a Chambers of Commerce Convention in this city of Hermosillo, the 15th, 16th and 17th of May 1936. Robert Elzy is reported that Torres will be the new agent Sonora Brewery in the districts of Moctezuma and Arizpe. Announcing the baseball game between the ninth Athens, Douglas, Arizona and Tigers Nacozari in the "taste" of the people. In "line up" of the Tigers team were Luis and Jorge Freaner (+), uncle of my wife. It also comes the review of the wedding of my deceased in-law, Don Freaner Francisco Ruiz and Maria Luisa Figueroa Molina. It is reported the circulation of a new coin of cupro nickel and dimes, and the entry into force of Law Wet Sonora, which allows the sale of all kinds of spirits, burdened with heavy taxes to reduce consumption. Advertising

diverse: Buyer of Minerals and Pastas, SA TB manager Englehart, Hotel Nacozari "the best in the State of Sonora," manager Miguel Hurtado. RS Clinch, purchase and sale of minerals. Railroad Ad Nacozari with access to Agua Prieta on Wednesday and returned Thursday. A. The Modern Shop Uribe Romo. Shop Fashion Upton Freaner Francisco Moreno. Hardware Alberto Vazquez Central Gudiño. Susano Montaño, dealer and agent. Miguel M. Maldonado, sales agent Tapia Brothers, Notions of Peace, Botica Moderna, Olivares Espinosa and Company of Hermosillo.

Now tell me if you remember is not to live again ... I'm tired!

Salazar Oscar Romo, a columnist for THE FAIR since 1990.
Mail: oscarromo@prodigy.net.mx.

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the war cry! ... But with us.

By Juan Miguel Zunzunegui

Mexicans have the terrible and wonderful tendency to blame all our problems Machiavellian to some mysterious force outside ourselves. For example: we lose our world because the referee is against us, in the Olympics, the judges of the walk is against Mexicans, Fernando Platas not sit well with the judges for diving and why call him evil, be rich English if we had not won, we would be enhanced when the Americans we had not removed the Northern Territory and we won the '94 world if Bora had made changes and put to Hugo Sanchez. Of course, Lopez Obrador had won the presidency if it were not for the "plot" orchestrated the international Right, with love as always, for the bear Bimbo.

never occur to us that the problems of Mexicans can be blamed on the Mexicans themselves, mainly because we are enemies each other. In almost every country in the world, an alien attack results in the unity of the people more divided than it is. In Mexico divides us more. Mexican

the war cry! ... But with us. And this is the whole point: we attacked from all rather than unite. Is the trend, and has also been a historical custom handed down from generation to generation. When Mexico signed its declaration of independence on September 27, 1821, our first day as a free nation began shock. Some wanted an empire, others another monarchy. Of these, each with a different king. Others preferred a republic, but were divided between them. Some wanted a federal republic, others, a centralized republic. That made us quarrel throughout the nineteenth century.

When finally the most important independence campaigners agreed formed a congress, which he named Iturbide as emperor by the name of Augustine I. The next day, those who fought by his side and fought against him. Our first president, Guadalupe Victoria, he found his worst enemy in his vice president, Vicente Guerrero, who upon arrival for president found his worst enemy in his vice president, Anastasio Bustamante. Other major antagonists were Benito Juárez and Valentín Gómez Farías, if government were formula.

And so lamented that U.S. invasion, which lost more than half the territory, all Mexicans remember it, but almost no one knows the details. As the invading armies advancing through the country, our leaders are fighting among themselves for power. Two Marian were the political actors of the time. President Mariano Paredes-commanded the best army of Mexico had provided in its history, instead of defending the nation from the invasion, he used to conserve power. The other Mariano: Salas, remained in the capital to proclaim a monarchy. As if this were not enough, General Santa Anna, for personal pride, refused to send reinforcements to General Nicolas Bravo during the attack on Chapultepec Castle. Meanwhile, the invading army marched without much disturbance to the capital were able to occupy Mexico City during the "month of the fatherland."

And in the famous Mexican Revolution all our "heroes" are killing each other. All have gone down in history as good and even have their names in golden letters in the House of Representatives, but Venustiano Carranza, the hero killed the hero Emiliano Zapata, the hero of heroes killed Obregón Villa and Carranza, and the hero killed Plutarco Elias Calles, Obregón hero. Certainly the hero Calles was expelled by the hero Cárdenas.

hundred years ago, General Porfirio Diaz said that the reason that the U.S. does better is that once someone wins the presidency, the people and politicians will unite to work for the nation. In contrast, in Mexico, when someone takes over, all enemies and old friends, put against him. That was a hundred years ago and could have been yesterday.

The draft of the first president of Mexico, Guadalupe Victoria was removed to Agustín de Iturbide, the draft Vicente Guerrero was removed to Guadalupe Victoria, the project was to remove Guerrero Bustamante, the draft Santa Anna was removed when she was, that of Juarez was removed to Santa Anna and remove Diaz Juarez. Madero had a project to remove Diaz, Huerta, Madero remove, Carranza, remove Huerta, Calles and Obregon and Carranza remove street-by your side, "remove Obregón. The Fox project was to remove the PRI, the city project is to remove Lopez Obrador Calderon. And about the latter should reflect on the words of Porfirio Díaz. It is time we stopped to unite to attack the president. It is time that the project of nation no longer be removed when they have power.

say that the people united will never be defeated. When is the day that Mexico is attached?

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Iphone and Stanza Stanza, ideal companion for the reader of this blog

When reading a book, I have always done in the classic way, ie on paper. Until one day I discovered this gem of a program for the iphone called "Stanza ', where I learned to read books in a whole new way, taking with me is always a small above library, without having to load each of the books I read at that time.

I have to say it is currently difficult to buy books in electronic form in our language, and one almost always ends up resorting to other methods of discharge, is a worth the truth that this format is not encouraged, while in other countries has already traveled and is therefore accepted as is without any hesitation. There is also the possibility for reading the classics, from the page "Project Gutenberg ', this page was created for ' Michael Hurt' in 1971, you can download the books are mainly in the public domain, either because they have never been copyrighted or because such rights have expired. There are also some books, whose author has given permission to make them public.

On the other hand, although I have gotten used to read books this way, whenever I like a book that you read, you automatically buy it, yes indeed, after reading what I buy, to increase my library at home, one is that nostalgia is always to have the paper book when it really worthwhile and is a good book.

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This blog will include a little of everything, but always related to the iPhone, iPad, or any device that can be considered interesting to include. I also

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Honor to whom honor is due! History repeats

PROF. RODRIGUEZ SILVESTRE

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XLIV death anniversary

Few people which are not originating from the place where they reside have earned the respect and affection of the people. In Sonora expressions have been minimal appreciation and affection that the people have given to outsiders, however, Silvestre Rodriguez, musician and mystic Michoacan, managed to conquer the hearts of the people of Sonora.

This great composer was born in the state of Michoacan in the small town of Sahuayo the December 23, 1874. His parents were Gabriel Rodriguez and Julian Olivares. From an early age, Silvestre Rodriguez showed signs of an innate talent that made his father to spend more time than necessary academic and artistic growth of his son, and that the little musician met dreams and ideals that Mr. Gabriel was not able to reach.

At the age of ten years, the little Mexican genius began the composition of beautiful melodies that at that time (ca. 1884) could not be registered with the competent authorities, is that in those years, the Rodriguez family had Olivares enough money to record works by the young and protect them from plagiarism. It told the teacher

Manuel S. Acuña (a student of Don Silvestre Rodriguez) that he had made known his musical inspiration in his first composition which he called "Pueblito."

orchestras, bands, theaters and magazines were the first steps in the then-novel author took as a basis for a career that, years later, would give him fame and fortune he wanted not only for himself but for his parents and his wife, Delfina Leon, who fathered no children.

From the eleven-year-old left with his family to the State of Colima, where he studied music and was highlighted as an excellent performer of piano, violin, flute and oboe. Right there, in 1893, and twenty years old, he founded and was a member of the Orchestre de Colima. Years later traveled to Baja California Sur, where he led the Official Banda de La Paz.

The musician-composer arrived in the State of Sonora for 22 years and moved to Minas Prieta and La Colorada: mining centers were in full splendor in the late nineteenth follow. There he spent two years there has also continued with their training as a musician in all of his father and other musicians. Over time, he joined the Circo Atayde Hermanos orchestra with which he made a series of tours and presentations throughout Sonora. Thus municipalities met Cajeme, Navojoa, Hermosillo, Altar, etc. While

stay Rodriguez as master musician at the Circo Atayde Hermanos was never more than three months, being in a company that allowed him to travel and see the geography of Sonora, was an experience he treasured all his life musician, and thanks to those trips, he had the opportunity to expand their knowledge as long as your artistic-as it-was growing by leaps and bounds. Although

from twenty years old Don Silvestre Rodriguez lived in constant change of address, your creativity never waned. Indeed, by leaving a state to live in another, his experiences gave him the extra force needed to compose such beautiful pieces that, years after his death, still remember. It told the teacher

Manuel S. Acuna, a of the most famous waltzes Don Silvestre Rodriguez: "YOUR EYES," was composed in Naco, Sonora in 1895. At that time, came to play with an orchestra at a wedding. Here, inspiration came while watching a nice young man repeatedly as he played.

In 1903 he first came to Silvestre Rodriguez Nacozari ore, the town where he lived his last years, and where, thanks to the love they showed to their people, managed to gain the admiration and respect of the population. It was in this mining town where he decided to sink its roots. Since his arrival at the mountain town, Rodriguez Olivares knew how to survive in a town where economic activity was mining, and early twentieth century was thriving mining and railway. It is from this moment where the largest of their time as a composer was present. In this way, and accompanied by an orchestra that he formed, managed to liven up parties and social events that the families of high society had each week. It was in one of these parties where he meets and befriends Jesus Garcia Corona: The Hero of Nacozari.

was in the mining town of Nacozari where the teacher García Rodríguez wrote most of his musical works. For the waltz "Bethlehem" the muse of inspiration was Bethlehem Quiroga later Gudiño Vasquez. The waltz "Celina," "compound in late-30s, was dedicated to Miss Celina Montano, who still lives (in the city of Hermosillo). "Eva's Dream" was dedicated to Miss Eva Torres Ibarra, "Mary Clarissa," a song-waltz, was dedicated to Miss Mary Clarissa Vazquez Quiroga. The famous polka "La Pilareña," they say, was composed and dedicated to a young Pillars during the Mexican Revolution. The list goes on. Many were the muses for more than five decades, Rodríguez teacher use as inspiration. One of the waltz who rose to fame was "The chirping of birds," which was stolen and turned into "Let my disgrace" that you probably well know.

is where you can take a break from his numerous compositions are known to report that many of them, but it would be almost impossible to go into details. What I can tell is the incident which happened after the heroic deeds of Jesus Garcia. Don Silvestre Rodriguez, along with many of the inhabitants of Nacozari, went immediately to the scene to see what happened. Deeply moved, and wrapped in a large sorry for the death of one of his best friends, is locked in his house and used his talent to compose a march the next day was performed by the orchestra during the funeral of his friend, and year after year are still playing in the mourning ceremonies of 7 November. It is curious to know that despite having made the "March for Jesus Garcia in 1907, it was not until 46 years later, in 1953, when Rodriguez decided to edit the master and put it under the law.

For many years Prof. Rodríguez was devoted to teach music. His disciples were the famous composers: Leonardo Yáñez "El Nano" (author of "The Cumpas Moro ") and Manuel S. Acuña (author of "Nocturno Rosario," "My eyes Millets reported," "Alma Angelina," etc.)..

Over the years, Don Silvestre Rodriguez composed of hardware (polkas, vouchers, fox trots, etc..), And on several occasions his friends and disciples presented him to the U.S. round trip for some further edited of their works. At the age of 76 years (in the early '50s), the Sonora state government pensioned him with the meager amount of $ 250.00 per month "for his achievements as a composer of music and other services provided in government schools" (Encinas Blanco).

When he reached a very advanced age, his brother Ephraim Othon Leon took him to Mexicali, Baja California. Some time later, due to his critical health condition caused by old age (90 years), decided to bring him to the floor of Sonora. Your family doctor, Manuel Contreras, the teacher asked if he wanted to be moved to Michoacan, or Nacozari, Sonora, to which Professor Rodríguez-deeply sorry for that question, "ordered to take him to die and be Nacozari to bury between people.

By the train Nacozari, Dr. Manuel Contreras tells you:
-Master, we Nacozari.
Deeply moved, and little strength he had left, said
-Nacozari, Nacozari Viva!
Only people who were nearby could hear.

was about 17:00 pm when he made his arrival the train to Agua Prieta Nacozari. In the train station had municipal authorities, student groups, musicians and a large crowd waiting for him with joy and love. Then the teacher asked that he be taken to the rectory to be assisted by the then parish priest, Fr. José Juan Cantú. His colleagues and students sang and played the music with so much love he had written and dedicated. Days later, the great composer breathed his last breath Michoacan while listening to the waltz "Let Mourn" he sang "Chabelita" Figueroa, Virginia and Alice Montano, Prof. Eloisita Durazo, Bernardo Othon, among others. Befell his unfortunate death on Wednesday night March 31, 1965. The then Mayor of Nacozari, Antonio García Cazares led the funeral procession of teacher Rodriguez, whose remains lie in the municipal cemetery in a grave that stands out. The harp-shaped tombstone is engraved with the first notes of the waltz "Miracle." Unfortunately, the death Silvestre Rodriguez, were killed with him a lot musical works, being unpublished most of them.

received many awards and honors teacher Silvestre Rodriguez during his life. In 1941 he was awarded the medal in Nacozari "Award for Artistic and Cultural Merit." Another medal reads: "Award of Merit." One more medal was awarded by the Hispanic Alliance in Nogales, Sonora in 1946 that says: "Award Inspiration. "A more recognition was given by the Union Philharmonic Silvestre Rodríguez de Agua Prieta in 1954, said:" Honorary Musical. "A medal of Casa Madero in Mexico in 1958 that says," Exaltation of Mexico Merit Award. "His name has been imposed in the streets, halls, rooms, musicians' unions, etc. In Nacozari, a square named after him, and his house is now a museum dedicated to his memory. Remember

Don Silvestre Rodriguez, is recalling all a musical legacy that honors the history and folklore Sonoran and, until today, is still remembered with respect, affection and admiration. Don Silvestre Rodriguez was undoubtedly one of the best composers who, without being a native of Sonora, was able to win the affection and admiration of the people. His legacy has left its mark on the ground Sonoran. Today, more than four decades after his death, of Sonora, yesterday and today summer his memory and remember the beautiful music you left us fondly.

Some compositions of Don Silvestre Rodriguez:

My first love
Alborada
Friends
happy soul Love Secret Love

Bethlehem
National Flag Song without words

Carlota
Celina
Chicana
Chollas
Consuelo
Four Churunibabi
Cuca
July
De Agua Prieta to mourn Let Nacozari

The coastal
The chirping of birds
The little lemon
The palm
The Cowboy

serrano The Yaqui

Flowers and thorns Jesus Garcia
Anthem Irrigation
The sloop
The mound
The Paisanita
The pilareña
The snub

The black widow Linda Linda
dark night

Shorts
The four adventurers Tomorrow The orange
March

Maria Jesus Garcia Maria Luisa Clarisa

Me in vain I take the train


Pachita Blue Eyes First flowers of spring

Prospect
Pueblito
land Memories of my distant memories of the past

Return to Home (The Return Home) Hot Sauce

Soledad San Isidro

Sonora
up Dreaming Dreams Eva

Sighs and tears

Teresita Trinidad
Your
Yours look more

An angel
Live Life dream Nacozari
I returned to my homeland

Brent Corrigan Free Steeam

Those who do not know history are doomed to repeat it. That goes a known, and apparently, there are some politicians who have not learned Sonoran lesson. There are some characters who seek the governorship of the state and apparently have not learned from history. We travel in time and remember the 1994 presidential election. Then the PRD candidate for President of the Republic submitted as a political platform for change and alternation. At that time, the people lived in an atmosphere of unrest, people called welfare and safety. In response to this need, the PRI candidate, Ernesto Zedillo launched his campaign with the slogan "Welfare for your family." The welfare and safety were their main focus. We all know the rest of the story. With a number of votes ever seen for a candidate, the voting results were historic. Now, fifteen years later, there are candidates who offer "change" and knowing that political change most of the Sonoran calls: security, welfare, economic welfare and overall continuity of many social benefits have been seen in recent years.

The political change, as some see it, "do not necessarily represent a change. Mexicans saw it clearly after the 2000 presidential election. There were some changes, not deny it, but still there are many who still expect a fundamental change.

Traditionally, in most developed democracies (Western Europe, USA, etc..) When citizens observe the proper performance of their elected officials, usually give continuity to the political agendas of their leaders. That, in my opinion, should happen in Sonora. political alternation is allowed when society demands it, not when a candidate wants to impose. In short, it's just my opinion. One need not be a political analyst to realize this.

Sonorans will by July to discuss the candidates and decide which of these represents what society demands Sonora.

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To be loved or feared?

[Book Excerpt Nicholas Prince Machiavelli] Chapter XVII

"It's safer to be feared than loved. Because of the generality of men can say this: they are ungrateful, fickle, simulators, cowardly face of danger and greedy for profit. While they do well, are completely yours: I give their blood, their property, their lives and their children, because you have no need of it, but when the need arises, they rebel. And the prince who has relied entirely on his word, going to ruin by failing to take other measures, for the friendships that come with the money and not to the height and nobility of soul are friends deserved, but for which no available, and when the opportunity they can not be used. "

" Love is a bond of gratitude to the men by nature evil, break whenever they can benefit, but the fear is fear of punishment is not never lost. Notwithstanding this, the prince must be feared so that if you do not get love, avoid hatred, since it is impossible to be both feared and not hated, and for this you will need to refrain from seizing property and women of their citizens and subjects, and not to proceed against someone's life but when adequate justification and manifest reason, but above all refrain from the goods of others ... "

" Turning to the issue of being loved or feared, I conclude that, like love is dependent on the willingness of men and the fear from the will of the prince, a wise prince must rely on their own and not in others, but as I said, always trying to avoid hatred. "

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The nature of politicians

[Book Excerpt Nicholas Prince Machiavelli]

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Say there are two ways of fighting: one with laws, the other with force. The first is distinctive of man, the second of the beast. But as is often the first is not sufficient, it must resort to the second.

A prince should, therefore, behave like a beast and a man. This is what the ancient writers taught princes a veiled way when they said that Achilles and many other ancient princes were entrusted to the centaur Chiron to be brought up and educated.

This means that as the tutor is half beast and half man, a prince should know how to use both natures, and that one can not long endure without the other. So, as it is forced to behave like a beast, agree that the prince is transformed into fox and a lion because the lion does not know to protect themselves from the traps, or the fox from wolves.

There is therefore be a fox to find the traps and a lion to frighten wolves.

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A crime against democracy!

The Mexican political system is a copy of the U.S. political system, which was formed in late eighteenth century. It was a system of government never before experienced. Introduced a system other than those known at that time. Years later, in 1824, the New Mexico adopted the same system with a balance of power course divided into executive, legislative and judicial.

In the legislature, the original intention of the deputies was r epresentar different regions (districts) in the country. Represent ideas and interests of people located in different districts and hold accountable those who elected them. Over the years, in Mexico, this started to change to another course. After the revolution of 1910, one party had absolute control the executive and legislative branches and, consequently, also the judiciary. Both houses of Congress were dominated entirely by a single political party, until the decade of the 70s, then-President Jose Lopez Portillo promoted a constitutional reform to introduce the system of proportional representation deputies. This model, commonly used in Western Europe, sought to bring the Congress members were not popularly elected but were chosen by political parties.

As a result of these reforms in Mexico now have 500 representatives in the House of Representatives of which 300 are elected a relative majority in the 300 districts that divide the country, and the remaining 200 are elected by the parties and not by the people . In the Senate passes the same. Initially, there were 2 senators from each state (regardless of population) for a total of 64 senators. With the reforms of the 70s, now 128. Half are elected directly by the people, 32 by proportional representation (1 for every 2% of the actual national vote of his party nationally) and 32 are by the principle of "first minority," which are left in second in the voting of their respective states.

Nonetheless, the continued legislative monopoly alike. A single party had a majority in both chambers, until little by little opposition deputies came to Congress. It was in 1997 when no party won a majority in the House.

Personally, I think in Mexico are no longer needed Members of multimember. The country has changed, and the people and elected representatives and senators from all parties. Congress is no longer dominated by one political party. What Lopez Portillo wanted in the 70s, is already accomplished. In Mexico there is a plurality. Also, ask: Who are accountable to Members multimember? The answer is simple: we are accountable to their party and NOT the people, after all, the people did not vote for them. Members elected by the people must be accountable to those who elected (though not all do).

Personally, I think that having people in Congress that people do not chose a c rhyme against democracy. You lose the original concept of "representative democracy." It is possible that people who did not choose, you are taking decisions affecting the country.

Also, consider this: According to Mexican newspaper El Semanario , "... legislators earn per month 77 000 888 pesos for diet, 45 thousand 786 for legislative assistance and 28 000 772 for their management and citizen service. "

As published in the Official Journal of the Federation in early 2008 , Members also have a health insurance, whose primary insurance amount is up to 500 thousand general current monthly minimum wage in Mexico City and a noble bonus equivalent to 40 days of their diet. They also have a savings fund, which is a contribution of up to 12% of your gross monthly diet ($ 5494.32 approx.). Our gentlemen also have group life insurance and funeral expenses, between some of the benefits to which Members are entitled. And of course, not forgetting the "caiditos."

The above figures are from 2008, far in fiscal 2009, the numbers are increasing. Also I have not mentioned the earnings of senators or their benefits. Just imagine how we could save big bucks if we had multi-member deputies. Between the Senate and House of Representatives, a total of 264 multi-member representatives. Do the math and see how much money could be saved each year. No wonder all the post fight!

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Where is the freedom of expression?

According to an article published in the Sonoran newspaper El Imparcial in Guanajuato, Guanajuato, give prison "... couples to kiss intensely in public places, for those who make obscene attitudes that offend or cause discomfort, and people without permission, to conduct public demonstrations." (The Fair , 15/ene/09).


I have no deep knowledge of the laws, do not pretend to pretend that I have it (those who do have, please correct me), but as far as I have understood, Article 6 of the Constitution of the United Mexican States guarantees freedom of expression. The article states:

"The expression of ideas is not subject to any judicial or administrative, but in the event of attack on morality, the rights of others, incites to crime, or disturb public order ... "(Article 6 of the Constitution).

Moreover, article 9 states:

"No may limit the right to assemble or associate peaceably for any lawful purpose ... "

" It shall be unlawful, and may not be dissolved an assembly or meeting that is intended to make a request or lodge a protest .. . '(Article 9 Constitution).

According to information provided by The Fair in the city of Guanajuato, "a kiss 'Olympiad' or shouting 'dude' will be cause for arrest or a fine of 560 thousand dollars ..."

understand Article 6 of the Constitution states that the manifestation of ideas shall not be restricted unless "attack on the moral," and so on., and I personally think that a kiss (whatever style) in public morality does not attack. I wonder if any kind of kiss in public an arrest warrant. Who will decide? Did you go to stipulate expressly Police Bando types of kisses that are "obscene," or will in the opinion of each officer to decide what kind of kiss is obscene?

addition, saying "the manifestation of ideas" can be interpreted in different ways. For some, a kiss could be a manifestation of an idea. Through a kiss is expressing affection for the couple. Also, although it is considered an obscenity, shouting "dude" could be a manifestation of the idea and is a form of expression. Although not a proper way to call a person, this expression has become commonplace, and personally, I know someone who is offended when his best friend and call.

Referring again to the Constitution, Article 6 states that "The manifestation of ideas shall not be subject to any judicial or administrative, but in the case [...] causes a crime" (Art 6 º Const.) Far I know, shouting the word "dude" or kiss in public is not a crime. Not in the Penal Code of any state and less in the Federal Penal Code. Sorry, but such measures are, in my opinion, completely ridiculous.

Another thing to do here when a group of friends need "permission" to assemble and demonstrate publicly their views on public streets? Sure, it takes a consent issued by the municipal authorities to make any kind of event in public, but to gather to protest, do not think it necessary. The Constitution guarantees the right to assemble. As mentioned above, our Constitution says that "... you can not restrict the right to assemble or associate peaceably for any lawful purpose ..." Nor is it considered illegal and can not be dissolved "... an assembly or meeting that is intended to make a request or lodge a protest ... " if it is a peaceful demonstration and did not disturb public order .

I insist such measures are totally ridiculous and I think they are using to get more money to the public. Somehow have to find resources, what not? Maybe I'm completely wrong and I'm misinterpreting individual rights. If knowing the right see the need to correct me, do it.

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- J. Ernesto Ibarra

Student of Political Science at the University of Arizona

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WHAT IS THE POLICY?

For centuries, has attempted to explain the meaning of what is the policy . For many, the policy is not simply "what politicians do." Even the most insignificant subjects in an absolute monarchy plays a role in politics. Even those who claim no interest in politics and say they have nothing to do with it, by the mere fact of believing in something and participate through their opinions are, ironically, practicing politics.

Politics or Science Teacher "as the Greek philosopher Aristotle Llambes, it has been compared with love, something difficult to explain and define, but we all know what it is. Many famous writers and thinkers have sought to explain and capture the concept of politics in a single sentence summarizing the significance of this abstract idea. Some of these phrases have different meanings, some are simple, others complex. For example:

- The policy is "who gets that" how, when, where and why.

- Politics is the pursuit of good.

- Politics is the means by which some people tell others to do.

- Politics is the superstructure of the material basis of life.

- Politics is the art of the possible.

- Politics is the battle for power.

These and many other explanations, trying to define politics as a good thing or a bad thing. But in any way the meaning becomes all knowledgeable on the subject agree that politics is a necessary . James Madison, former U.S. president (1809 to 1817) wrote: "If men were angels, no government needed." Some confusion has arisen about the meaning of politics. This confusion is generated as a result of the different approaches and concerns of some writers in particular. A large group dominated by philosophers tend to think that politics is the means to obtain "goods." In this case, the word can mean goods: the public interest, personal interest, justice, the achievement of goals, individuality, etc. The association of politics with the search for good, has been an important factor in many places throughout history.

By itself, this simple explanation can not explain everything that we need to know to understand the political process. The decision to support our principles and values, and then take further decisions to confirm or reject what has been done, that is the political process . There is also an important element: the structure, which includes the institutions and regulations (laws, etc.). Institutionalized this process is called "government" to distinguish it from the general meaning of the policy.

In his book Defending the policy (In Defence of Politics), English political scientist Bernard Crick says that politics is worthy of praise. "Politics," says Crick "is a concern of free men, and their existence is a testament to freedom. "policy, says the political scientist said, is conservative , liberal and socialist at a time. Conservative because it preserves the minimum benefits of an established order; liberal because it is composed of certain freedoms and tolerance required, and is socialist because it provides conditions for social change through which certain groups may feel that they belong in the prosperity and survival of community to which they belong (Crick, 1969).

Finally, the subject is vast and complicated even boring for many. Before concluding, it is important to remember that politics is collective . A person acting alone individual is not taking "political action." Unity is strength, "says a well-known saying, and it requires a union to politics-in all its areas, to take effect. In Nacozari Garcia (town where I come from), unfortunately for the people, the majority of people have shown a desperate apathy about politics. When irregularities are raised in local government, people, far from taking action remains outside and is limited to simply point out the evils and complain. There have been administrations that have committed crimes under the Penal Code (Embezzlement, etc..) And has not done anything about it. Unfortunately the voice of a few is not enough, but anyway, have to change our political culture to raise awareness.

- Jesús Ernesto Ibarra Quijada

Student of Political Science at the University of Arizona