- Los Angeles, Alta California (ACN) -- In an extraordinary
political move, President Vicente Fox has announced the formation of a
cabinet level agency to govern, protect and provide services to over 20
million Mexicans now living in Aztlan, a territory encompassing most of
the southwest part of the USA. President Fox declared yesterday that he
will personally lead the new agency he named "Consejo Nacional para
las Comunidades Mexicanas en el Exterior" ( National Council for Mexican
Communities Abroad). The "Council" will consist of the president,
most of the cabinet secretaries and a, as of yet unnamed, representative
from Aztlan. This is a bold move that essentially extends the arm of the
Mexican government into the territories it previously lost during the Mexican-American
War of 1848.
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- There is presently a search for the Aztlan Representative
by Ram"n Muoz, Chief of Personnel at Los Pinos (Mexican White House).
Mr. Muoz stated that the ideal candidate would have to (English translation
follows) "primero, que sea cien por ciento mexicano; segundo, que
de preferencia se haya ido desde chavillo a vivir fuera del pa,s, para
que conozca y tenga esa vivencia, y tercero, que tenga reconocimiento entre
los grupos de migrantes" (firstly, he or she must be 100% Mexican,
secondly, that through preference he or she decided to voluntarily live
abroad as a young person so that he or she has that experience and thirdly
that he or she be recognized by the Mexican immigrant community abroad.)
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- The Aztlan Representative will also be appointed to head
a new "Instituto de los Mexicanos en el Exterior" (Institute
for Mexicans Abroad) based in Aztlan. The "Institute" will have
an advisory board consisting of "leaders" within the Mexican
immigrant community. This "Institute" will also function as a
"think tank" that will address the unique problems facing the
Mexican immigrant in the US. The "Institute" will fall within
the organizational structure of the "Ministry of Foreign Relations"
but will be autonomous of it by special decree of the President of the
Republic.
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- The new cabinet level agency has the wholehearted support
of the Mexican Congress. On July 28, 2002, the President of the Senate,
Diego Fernndez de Cevallos, said to the national newspaper daily REFORMA,
"I support all of the projects that my party is undertaking for the
benefit of Mexicans abroad including the network of militants in the United
States." He added that his party, the PAN, maintains close contact
with Mexicans living all over the world and that the network of militants
is not against the law.
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- The new cabinet level agency replaces the "Office
for Mexicans Living Abroad" that was headed by Juan Hernandez of Dallas,
Texas. Mr. Hernandez was born in Texas but he obtained dual citizenship
in Mexico under a recent law passed by the Mexican Congress. Mr. Juan Hernandez
was ousted by Zionist Foreign Minister Jorge Gutman after he stepped on
the mercurial secretary's toes by not consulting with him on all matters.
Mr. Hernandez will not be part of the new agency but will work in a new
presidential job consisting of maintaining presidential historical records
and creating an Internet website concerned with presidential news and information
called "Cronica Presidencial".
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- Zionist Secretary of Foreign Relations Gutman has been
warned by President Fox to not sabotage the "mission" of the
new agency, however, it appears that he has already begun his dirty politics.
California Lt. Governor Cruz Bustamante said that Secretary Gutman invited
him to Tuesday's ceremony in Los Pinos establishing the new agency, which
he attended. Cruz Bustamante is a known lackey of the Jewish dominated
Democratic Party in Alta California and Gutman has very powerful connections
to the Zionist establishment in the US. The only reason that President
Fox keeps Gutman as Secretary of Foreign Relations is that Fox made a deal
with US Zionist to appoint a certain number of Jews to his cabinet if they
funded his campaign. There is presently an investigation by the Mexican
"Instituto Federal Electoral (IFE)" that is looking into vast
amounts of funds that came from the U.S. to Fox for his campaign organizations
called "Alianza por el Cambio" (Alliance for Change) and "Amigos
de Fox" (Friends of Fox).
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- The "Revolutionary Council and Provisional Government
of Aztlan" sent a copy of a communique to La Voz de Aztlan stating
that it welcomes the Mexican government's initiative to help Mexican nationals
here in Aztlan but that it vehemently rejects the Mexican government's
new connections to Zionists and Zionism.
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- First published 8-7-02
- http://www.aztlan.net/aztlanmexico.htm
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