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Dear Brigade,

"Where are the trickle down, wondrous $$$$ benefits of NAFTA
going? The profits are going somewhere, but not to the laboring
class in Mexico, who continue to be just as exploited as
workers in other Third World countries. NAFTA has had six
years to improve the plight of the Mexican working class and
has failed abysmally....."

GO PAT GO!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Linda
BUCHANAN-FOSTER 2000!

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Date sent:          Mon, 21 Aug 2000 23:14:53 EDT
Subject:            op-ed: THE FOX IN THE HEN HOUSE
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op-ed  by Natalie M. Warford - 7051 E. McDonald Drive -
Scottsdale, AZ 85253

THE FOX IN THE HEN HOUSE

There is an old, tired acceptance speech that has been read to
the Mexican people by every incoming Mexican president
since I can remember; since Echeveria left office as the richest
man in the world. Each man has promised to clean up the
corruption, make honest men out of the police, crack down on
the drug lords and guarantee that the poor Mexican laborer
would find a pot of gold waiting for him through the goodness of
the heart of the new rainbow maker president.

On July 2, Vicente Fox dragged out that poor old, beat up
piece of paper and read it all over again to the Mexican people
to renew their faith that he, the new man, would relieve their
starving condition; that it was fate, not corruption, that rendered
their lives so hopeless.

We too might hope for a change with the end of a 71 year reign
of unchecked raids on the Mexican treasury by the ruling
Institutional Revolutionary Party (PRI) and the victory of the
National Action Party (PAN), Fox's party. But whoa there; Fox
and the outgoing PRI president are locked in a loving embrace
with other banner carrying PRIs waiting in line to love him up
too.

This is what Fox had promised, what he called a "smooth"
transition. "He is going to do away with the bad governments,
the narco-politicians, dishonest people," said an eternal
optimist, a 60 year old hotel administrator, according to the
Mexico City News (7/13/00). This man had a poor memory or
he'd have remembered being handed that line before.

Today we read in the L. A. Times (8/21/00) that Vicente Fox is
visiting Washington this week to put pressure on the United
States to open its southern border to all Mexican people and
allow its trucks free passage too.  Fox is also expected to
boldly propose a "democracy premium" of billions of dollars in
U. S. Aid.

Our newspapers don't tell us the real story.  According to
clippings recently received from an American friend living in
Mexico, the level of poverty there has grown to 83% between
1997 and 1999; of that number, 31% live in extreme poverty on
9 - 17 pesos ( 90 cents - $1.70 per day). The Mexican paper
informs that improvement for the laboring class in the
foreseeable future is "nulo" (nil).

The article further states that the effects of globalization have
been disastrous, resulting in the descent to 15 on the world
poverty scale, and to fourth on the Latin American scale.  The
Mexican laborer, due to a 20% unemployment rate, sees his
wage level drop to whatever he can get, or consider himself
unemployed (EL Financiero, Mexican edition, 1/11/00).
Paradoxically, Mexican exports grew at a rate of 28.1% in
November, 1999 and maquilladoras grew at a rate of 30.5%.
The best wages of about $6.00 a day are earned in the
maquilladoras as compared to the minimum hourly wage in the
U. S.  Employment in a maquilladora is often the last step
before illegal entry into the U. S.

Where are the trickle down, wondrous $$$$ benefits of NAFTA
going? The profits are going somewhere, but not to the laboring
class in Mexico, who continue to be just as exploited as
workers in other Third World countries. NAFTA has had six
years to improve the plight of the Mexican working class and
has failed abysmally. On the other hand, it has helped
multinational corporations and Mexican politicos  rake in
unheard of profits.  What is needed is an ethics control to curb
these excessive and inhumane appetites.

And so, Vicente Fox will propose that, in order to alleviate the
extreme poverty problem in his country, we must allow his poor
to enter our country freely, and not only that, we must make up
for the misery his people have endured, brought down upon
them by his own country and our gone south corporations.

Mr. Fox, go home and clean up your dirty hen house in Mexico
City.  Take care of your poor people.  They need YOU.  See
what you can do for them on your own.  And maybe, if you
can't coerce the multinational corporations freely partaking of
the slave Mexican labor to play fair, you should give them an
attitude adjustment or kick them out. We know you don't want
to do that.

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