The Catholic Church left out this part...In the Last Four Years 80,000 Migrants Kidnapped and Killed in Mexico.”The country is currently experiencing the worst historical humanitarian crisis with regards to migration.” With these words His Exc. Raúl Vera, Bishop of Saltillo, in the Forum entitled “Budget Law on Human Rights and Migration, Findings and Challenges “ organized by the Mexican Senate. This meeting was attended by legislators, representatives of organizations that defend human rights, religious and social groups.
According to Mauricio Farah’s intervention, a Mexican specialist on migration, in the last 4 years 80 000 migrants were kidnapped and killed by criminal groups. “Being a migrant is a synonym of ‘prey’, not only for criminals, but sometimes also for the authorities that abuse or are linked to criminality,” he said in his speech. “From the 134 Mexican migrants who died in 2004, we have now reached more than 400 migrants murdered a year,” underlined Farah.
The Bishop of Saltillo, a Diocese which is in the south-east, Mgr. Raul Vera, said in his speech that “every six months, organized crime earns at least $ 25 million as a product of extortion to Mexicans and foreigners who seek to cross the border into the United States. “
In statements to the local press, Mgr. Vera reiterated the seriousness of this humanitarian crisis on migration, and talking about the candidates in the upcoming elections in the country he said: “Presidential candidates for 1 July’s elections, do not take into consideration the situation, the horror and suffering of what Mexico has become for migrants. This situation is serious due to the total indifference and lack of political will to solve this serious problem. “Then he added: “no candidate speaks about the problem, does not appear in their programs, not seen in any political agenda. We all know what happens on immigrants’ trains: they are robbed, kidnapped, even killed, but nobody speaks. Even our Migrants Homes are threatened by organized crime, we must denounce this situation. “
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No churches or citizens of Mexico protested here how Mexico is experiencing the worst historical humanitarian crisis. Last week in ,Houston Mexican President Felipe Calderón’s visit to Houston he was saying,The Mexican economy has improved greatly during President Calderón’s tenure..He left out this also...
Mexico City – Mexico’s National Human Rights Commission, or CNDH, said 3 million minors between the ages of five and 17 work nationwide, nearly half of whom either receive no compensation or are paid in kind.
Read more: http://latino.foxnews.com/latino/news/2012/04/27/rights-panel-3-million-child-laborers-in-mexico/#ixzz1taWu4WZz
Than add 50,00 deaths since Felipe Calderón decalared war on drug cartels, than add 80,000 Migrants Kidnapped and Killed in Mexico, that comes out to to 130,000 deaths. But still The Mexican economy has improved during his term, much of the improvements he speaks must be from funeral homes.
Notice how the illegal aliens claim that more of them are making the trek to the US. Why wouldn’t they, they have these church enablers making it easier for them to make the trip. The church is guilty in encouraging people to risk their lives to come here.