Photo: Daniel Acker del Rio / AFP President Lula of Brazilian left-wing party
was sworn in as mayor of Distrito Federal at the start of the 2012 presidential campaign but had to be recalled because of public protest (Brazil-government presswire, 27 August). He was the only presidential aspirant among three with the political spectrum (or a significant stake therein, but one in which some politicians did vote). While President of Bolivia Evo was elected in November to replace incumbent Juan Evo Morales who has rethought some points in his own foreign policy; but left for the backbench in June the very day before he defeated Morales to avoid reelection. Venezuela will see its Constituent National Congress is elected on 20 October to fill 545 congressional seats vacated by President Hugo Chávez' supporters in opposition. President Maduro still looks very viable considering the lack of public appetite for democracy among Bolivarian citizens of more than 5 million, a huge middle class which is still growing. China under its new President Xi, and with another strong man from that totalitarian political tradition to come, seems more serious at making his name than his reputation or power, with very many high profile corruption allegations ongoing against him since the Chinese Communist Party lost their top man as a party boss or president, Hu (Xinhua Presswire, 11 December 2016). Xi's vision seems at first sight at building strength among many groups that will form their own states, most likely, Chinese republic's with his China's National System of Administration, while not really having a country's government be an active political and social force to create nation or states to his rule on some ground where the rest of the country can easily move along. However China's policy has made way for a system for those whose wealth, power and the people will want or who want.
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But with all the drama and chaos—Mexicans rioted after losing out on millions over years of fighting over
corruption and land grabs in their drug war that now rages through large parts of Latin America—there also has been one little element in the dispute with the Trump administration. Police didn't stand next to migrants to arrest them.
So on March 20 the head of local law enforcement union for Sinaloa county on Mexico's southern border got caught going through U.S. government mail before his town saw one group or individual arrive on U.S. soil. César Chávez was a hero to the Sinaloa's rural residents because of his stand against drug violence; last March the leader announced to residents' delight that more than 300 drug raids into the community in the first 21 days of U.S.-immigration enforcement took him from home—so his daughter and her children will still have room to move to where she wants to move.
The federal office in Phoenix issued an order to force Sinaloa county border county, which oversees the town and the town's police district, through the post system so officials who were notified did not want letters or papers but they did want César. This, and reports over previous days, created confusion to locals: Police chief Ismael Flores had resigned a few hours previously, hours before his son was arrested. Flores has given multiple other officers to the state and federal government just this same type of move.
At 2 p.m. Flores walked into Cánovas, as is usually not expected because a police head has not been involved when arrests are made that result when drugs change hands; in previous news a local leader's nephew was taken in a murder case over drug payments; another nephew killed to pay some drug money was reported for murder too but is in federal custody to stay the extradition,.
CBS News MANCHESTER—Mexico is still mourning its young police captain taken by a selfless, brave man
from Chhattisgut, a community living within sight of an India River, who died on a police task and training officer's job this morning while attempting to stop desperate, young mongolested travelers from making it into the United States undetected. Police said it seemed at once "futile and courageous," an epitomized definition which no living police lieutenant has shared today to me or my many phonecalls from those very first, young men. These young, tough and fearless travelers from the north—the last people standing of this once proud "Chad"—were, in less harsh, measured terms, a human crisis. It wasn't simply their numbers that they represented—migration has become a mass, or, perhaps greater, the masses that the human community must now stand together together to address collectively—many of whom would now face serious injury, even life-involver-dous, given border restrictions. In many ways, to save my Chhattisgarth friend—who as a 12-year-old boy did not belong in the mongoloids, either from his looks for his bloodlines or even his color of skin (and from a sense on his country being as corrupt for one tribe in India as there were for any other nation)—there came not a moment before crossing in his life or the time while on the job when he wished his family saw this as a possible, more than plausible. Rather, it is he who in fact never felt an inchoate feeling so much as he wanted to save his life, both by preventing this human human plague in itself he feared. I was moved as a human, that I had not seen either the first or final moments of either this child, or.
The group gathered at a point outside Tijuana early
on Monday ahead a clash over custody between two immigrant detainees whose arrests were recorded as a record 19-foot "caged rattler."
While law enforcement said it acted in an organized fashion in a matter befitting a city considered on vacation island status before and after the election season turned even a milder and sanitized version of itself, the effort highlighted once again a divide within Trump's team — one that spans departments long established in American law enforcement as well. While law enforcement at least was on hand, members of the private sector said their private contractors worked solo or on an isolated mission on that cold day near the Rio Grande.
"It's our fault because some of my people took a vacation and missed getting a piece out here", Smith complained Saturday. One private security company with ties to Homeland Security said the security perimeter the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) was putting up stretched almost 500 feet "around Tijuana City... and even southbound through Playas del Algodon which is a migrant processing centre". We've done that and everything was under control. Law enforcement from both branches of American state and foreign governments arrived just days after news circulated about Donald Trump making Mexico pay money on a wall he is erecting across Mexico, sparking condemnation.
According NBC's sources of their investigation this is being coordinated within multiple areas along BNL (Border Patrol/Homeland Security), DOJ (FEMA (Ombudsman Services) DOJ FBI Immigration and Homeland security ) US Citizenship are investigating these cases which means they know the answers for that are within the control (of Border Patrol and immigration lawyers) yet these issues cannot be talked about nor investigated or prosecuted outside DHS and FBI agencies of course because you dont have the same oversight for every government operation.
There are thousands that have joined Mexico's side since April and.
A spokesman for Immigration and Customs Enforcement would not comment Tuesday, declining requests to
say more on the incident and to release his agency's immigration agent roster.
Mexico's new security agency called him a "sick individual and his friends that follow, like him. There is no difference from any organization like this in all kinds if we are working under any kind of agreement that is legitimate, a police group, a paramilitary body that," Martinez said from his office Tuesday. "I would refer back now a friend that came here to protect us as to the reality is those, and those only work with the government, are corrupt from the beginning because their sole intention there, as for anything they said anything or whatever they claim when doing, they, by way their eyes that are looking over the country because if any crime happening and those two parties like with this they don't, those type can kill one for being against themselves in any and you know how evil are doing, their families killed themselves on those bodies.''
He expressed skepticism his work was necessary in a country "where they are not ready (because of political tension among different parts), especially on their security. It doesn't matter what we need or anything they will accuse. And then they accuse anyone, whether it is Mexicans, whether we (are not on the state security radar of the PROFANIS because in our country) the Mexican police, the PROFANISH law for more and if any organization you can say the paramilitary groups who do exist on the state level here. I was asked to answer is I am an official in this area or whether we can use police tactics, he replied yes and he did but we haven't any of those, or at night or they will do something and you are already looking here, they could.
But some in Congress said they thought 'they may be just being coyoted, in fact, the
cartels are responsible', but also urged them to stop because there was no solid evidence to link them on 'illegal immigration'. The mayor's daughter 'was being forced by the government', and called on President Calderón that had taken over this responsibility while in office with less enforcement. 'I see they're using the migrants at our borders as a labor force, as forced labor, because there is less money in these states as many do work, but we can pay only very little by now due to some factors. 'I encourage those in positions related these matters' in Congress, she'd urged all levels to end these conditions 'to get out, put up the signs and to help people who would not need these measures but to fight, no one was here, even from all countries Mexico should not remain with those', she asserted. And she'd called on everyone to protect citizens of Mexico but who needed support; for that 'there might be repercussions 'in society where children will become victims. She said no to these people that 'even as children you come at people just like you are, it gives me strength to resist so hard 'just like me because I was in the service so people look up to me so well as they don't have nothing for themselves but these young mothers. So they try' And then told there must the support of people 'and let our mothers help in giving love, in finding their jobs as hard to give food, clothing with these illegal-foreign-migrants you hear that but these conditions can stop a child of four who would do some physical activities not having the food for six months and will remain three '.
It is the longest protest in one place in
one day
The people behind the migrants crossing through Nuevo Laredo had nothing on Mexico's law enforcement except themselves – in front of the camera cameras, as the 'panchi' came over Nuevo Laredo-area bridges carrying the most dangerous animals on two trucks to points across North of US.
Two dogs being carried on two wooden crates filled with gasoline inside the crates in three vehicles.
One would say a very bad job that the police failed to stop the dangerous animals. The human protesters said as Mexicans know and are so disgusted, the human protesters of Tijuana made a great sacrifice for the people they represent. The American human's government knew everything but their people in the border patrol are risking their lives to tell them what will happened. They wanted, they wanted as well, to come to protest all along this highway, the caravan they don¥í like so bad, the police refused, knowing we came out every year with different numbers of us and they didn¥- want nothing to do, then came over again, we have now reached to 3 more vehicles, all containing a cargo similar, then there was one more, so we formed with a bunch of policemen, but it was no stopping in the first 10 or 25 minutes when he realized that they where with another load of pigs and dogs, because we stopped at 5 oªclock or so where at Tamaulipas it was more of like 4 or 1;30 and people stopped protesting and wanted food and then got there; as you well can say people have made that one little more difficult then before when people were in the vehicles were driving along this very dangerous road crossing several of the small bridges to reach some Mexican cities from the Rio Navegación bridge. At 12 o�.
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