With this title on 27 April 2007 in the regional newspaper's report which I have spoken on previous occasions, even circulating in the municipality Jilotepec, the previous note was published, three years after the publication of this article believe that the causes that led me to write this note remain.
This is a collation the next election to be held on November 2 in the United States, also called mid-term elections because these occur in the middle of the mandate of the incumbent president, in this case Obama. These elections are intended to choose the 435 seats in the House of Representatives, the 100-seat Senate, 38 governors, several state legislatures State and Territory, and there will be additional ballots to state and local level, as is the case in California where we vote to legalize marijuana.
It is no secret that Obama's election was benefited by a vote of Latino immigrants, including Mexicans migrants gave a vote of confidence Obama, on what a migration agreement in the case of Mexico caused great expectations, but half of his administration, no glimpse of such agreement, on the contrary, we have examples such as the law challenged SB 1070 that within their rules, set to be an offense for an alien is in Arizona not carry registration documents required by federal law. The law also increased penalties against those who recruit, transport or harbor illegal aliens.
Given the above context, to this day do not see how Barack Obama can appeal again to the Latino vote What I can promise?
writing I want to pick on that date because it refers to a study of the places where migrants Jilotepec Township settle in the United States, as it confirmed Francis Mestries Benquet to whom I had the chance to meet.
"The name of Francis Mestries Benquet is not widely known in this City, but he has a good time visiting, Francis is a researcher at the Autonomous Metropolitan University Azcapotzalco and for a time has been documenting the migration to the United States in the basin Xalapa-Coatepec coffee, for what concerns the municipality of Jilotepec the study communities have been: Vista Hermosa, First Apple and San Isidro.
El Colegio de la Frontera Norte, under the title "International Migration, Vol, 2, July-December 2003, published the work of Francis with the title of "Coffee Crisis and International Migration in Veracruz, the data provided are of great interest such as: migrants are mostly married (65%), spouses of couples formed in the 90s, are persons of working age (75% are between 20 to 34 years), education is not very high, two-thirds have only primary and secondary (31%), the illiteracy rate by 15%, 20% has a higher average or above mostly inconclusive.
most attractive places for these people in America are: Indiana (35%) and Chicago (28%), different percentages are distributed in Atlanta (Georgia), South Carolina Northern California, Texas, Wisconsin, Minnesota and Florida.
Migrants Jilotepec Township, are located mostly in Indiana, those of Chiltoyac, Chicago and Coyolillo migrate to Chicago, Atlanta and North Carolina.
Finally Fracis concludes: international migration in the state of Veracruz, is notable for its massive and rapid recent nature ... In the case of coffee both processes (settlement INMECAFE and release the international market) caused the collapse of product revenue, depletion sources of funding and technical support, instability, uncertainty and opacity of the market, and the return of middlemen and multinational companies, which regulate the prices at the regional level "
After three years of the above return to the same subject, the United States-Mexico agreement on Migration.
The dollars earned were used to improve the living conditions of migrants and their families and society in general and has revived the economy of the region, however, the torque generated other problems that are not seen with the naked eye, such as family disintegration, the dual role women play at home, among others.
For the sake of our countrymen would be beneficial to foreign policy in the Mexican government succeeded the said agreement.