not accustomed people to return items that do not belong to the normal community, we make an exception to the article by Gabriela Rodriguez, a columnist for the newspaper La Jornada as we can hear a voice independent on the thankless task performed by our staff of the SEP, the DGENAM and ENSM. Celebrating more than anything to celebrate, senseless, rhyme or reason. Tributes instead of presenting concrete work for the benefit of the Community.
VALUES IN THE SEP "?
GABRIELA RODRÍGUEZ
PUBLISHED IN THE OFFICIAL DAY FRIDAY APRIL 8 2011
PUBLISHED IN THE OFFICIAL DAY FRIDAY APRIL 8 2011
as Javier Sicilia Nobody has so severely criticized politicians and criminals in this country; in his open letter said: "We are up to the mother of you, politicians (and when I say political I do not mean any particular one, but a good part of you ...) because they only have the imagination to violence, for arms, for the insult and, thus, a deep contempt for education, culture and opportunities for honest work and good (...) From you, criminals, we are back to the dam, its violence, its loss repute, his cruelty, his nonsense. Previously you had codes of honor. They were so cruel in their account settings and did not touch or citizens and their families. Now we do not distinguish. Their violence and can not be named because even as the pain and suffering they cause, has a name and a meaning. Even lost the dignity to kill. "
The poet relates violence to the lack of educational opportunities, among other things. Because it very unfortunate that the contempt for education has come to exclude half of our young (at age 15 years) and to expand educational enrollment is not a priority in the budget. Neither are other basic things, like drinking water to schools (20 percent of schools do not have the precious liquid), repair school furniture (16.7 percent of the seats are damaged) or hygiene in the bathrooms ( 29.6 percent).
SEP's priorities lie elsewhere: ostentatiously celebrate the bicentennial of Independence, deceptively regular distribution of junk food in schools, promote soap operas as an educational resource or commemorate with meetings 90 years international SEP. This week the meeting was Education and Values \u200b\u200bfor the XXI Century Living. It seems appropriate to examine how schools can contribute to coexistence and reduce violence? Education Secretary disagrees with the poet and journalist who lost her son, on the contrary, Alonso Lujambio denied that poverty leads to social groups associated with organized crime, because "it is a decision 'moral 'based on conditions of freedom: we want young people to reject these options. " I share with Sicily, and it hurts a lot, that poverty is a crucial factor linked to violence. Certainly not alone, so I also agree with the need to train Lujambio values \u200b\u200bof coexistence and the exercise of freedom in school.
But the speech of the secretary went on to become a dangerous symptom of simulation, when Alvaro Uribe invited none other than former president of Colombia, to give a lecture. Is it a model of Lujambio? I hope not, because it is a chair placed by the paramilitary forces and drug traffickers in that country, who authorized the installation of U.S. military bases on its territory, who also is accused of multiple murders of young people. He was a leader who considered more dangerous drugs than weapons, he valued as unacceptable to legalize drugs but not to regulate the arms race, who did not speak of poverty or lack of opportunity as triggers of crime. Uribe said that if families fail the formation of values \u200b\u200bkeep growing organized crime and suggested that before the violence, the family is the institution that can make the change, a position shared Margarita Zavala, a participant's table. I wonder, how to change the families of the criminals? How can form new values \u200b\u200bwho have recruited the assassins? Those who, in the words of Sicily have lost their dignity to kill. Do them in overcoming those who want fincar of violence?
These days we take to the streets many that, fortunately, we had to see the mangled body of our son. Some slogans of young people: violence with violence is also crime, No more blood because students will be working, Calderón's war is the sacrifice of young, Out Calderón, The murderers are in Los Pinos ... and the Senate, and the Foreign Ministry, for our children, for our bodies, "We are up to the mother, Tunisia, Egypt, Yemen and Mexico ..." regulates drugs, Prohibition = War. We were called by Javier Sicilia to try to restore dignity to the nation, he took us a moment of shock, the psychological paralysis that we are all after more than 40 000 deaths. As Naomi Klein would say (The shock doctrine: the rise of disaster capitalism, Knopf Canada, 2007), the war of state against drug trafficking has led to shake and bend, to stand in a state of shock to soften ideal for we can enforce policies and to get ready, before we regain balance.
grodriguez@afluentes.org
The poet relates violence to the lack of educational opportunities, among other things. Because it very unfortunate that the contempt for education has come to exclude half of our young (at age 15 years) and to expand educational enrollment is not a priority in the budget. Neither are other basic things, like drinking water to schools (20 percent of schools do not have the precious liquid), repair school furniture (16.7 percent of the seats are damaged) or hygiene in the bathrooms ( 29.6 percent).
SEP's priorities lie elsewhere: ostentatiously celebrate the bicentennial of Independence, deceptively regular distribution of junk food in schools, promote soap operas as an educational resource or commemorate with meetings 90 years international SEP. This week the meeting was Education and Values \u200b\u200bfor the XXI Century Living. It seems appropriate to examine how schools can contribute to coexistence and reduce violence? Education Secretary disagrees with the poet and journalist who lost her son, on the contrary, Alonso Lujambio denied that poverty leads to social groups associated with organized crime, because "it is a decision 'moral 'based on conditions of freedom: we want young people to reject these options. " I share with Sicily, and it hurts a lot, that poverty is a crucial factor linked to violence. Certainly not alone, so I also agree with the need to train Lujambio values \u200b\u200bof coexistence and the exercise of freedom in school.
But the speech of the secretary went on to become a dangerous symptom of simulation, when Alvaro Uribe invited none other than former president of Colombia, to give a lecture. Is it a model of Lujambio? I hope not, because it is a chair placed by the paramilitary forces and drug traffickers in that country, who authorized the installation of U.S. military bases on its territory, who also is accused of multiple murders of young people. He was a leader who considered more dangerous drugs than weapons, he valued as unacceptable to legalize drugs but not to regulate the arms race, who did not speak of poverty or lack of opportunity as triggers of crime. Uribe said that if families fail the formation of values \u200b\u200bkeep growing organized crime and suggested that before the violence, the family is the institution that can make the change, a position shared Margarita Zavala, a participant's table. I wonder, how to change the families of the criminals? How can form new values \u200b\u200bwho have recruited the assassins? Those who, in the words of Sicily have lost their dignity to kill. Do them in overcoming those who want fincar of violence?
These days we take to the streets many that, fortunately, we had to see the mangled body of our son. Some slogans of young people: violence with violence is also crime, No more blood because students will be working, Calderón's war is the sacrifice of young, Out Calderón, The murderers are in Los Pinos ... and the Senate, and the Foreign Ministry, for our children, for our bodies, "We are up to the mother, Tunisia, Egypt, Yemen and Mexico ..." regulates drugs, Prohibition = War. We were called by Javier Sicilia to try to restore dignity to the nation, he took us a moment of shock, the psychological paralysis that we are all after more than 40 000 deaths. As Naomi Klein would say (The shock doctrine: the rise of disaster capitalism, Knopf Canada, 2007), the war of state against drug trafficking has led to shake and bend, to stand in a state of shock to soften ideal for we can enforce policies and to get ready, before we regain balance.
grodriguez@afluentes.org
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