Cuba Needs A Dose Of Perestroika.

Migration Is An Opportunity, Not A Problem. And In The Sense That It Is An Opportunity, It Goes On To A Bilateral Agreement, Between Mexico And The Us, The Us And The Dominican Republic, Whatever You Wish, And It Has To Be A Multilateral, International Event. I Am In Favor Of An International Union Of Migrant Workers That Really Takes On The Problems That Affect Europe, With The Migrants Coming From Africa, And The Us With The Migrants Coming From Latin America. It Has To Be Considered An International Question, With International Solutions, And With No Problems National Or International.

Love Can Isolate Us From Everything Around Us. But In Its Absence, We Can Be Filled With The Fear That Something Comparable Exists.

The United States Still Thinks That Mexico Is A Nineteenth Century Industrial Society. It Isn't That Any Longer, It Has To Adapt To A New Reality. But We Have A Grave Responsibility In Mexico, Which Is To Give Work To Our Own People. As Long As We Have A System That Denies Work To 50 Percent Of The Population, You'll Have Immigrants Coming To The United States.

Like All Of Latin America, Mexico After Independence In 1821 Turned Its Back On A Triple Heritage: On The Spanish Heritage, Because We Were Newly Liberated Colonies, And On Our Indian And Black Heritages, Because We Considered Them Backward And Barbaric. We Looked Towards France, England And The U.s., To Become Progressive Democratic Republics.

I Don't Think Any Good Book Is Based On Factual Experience. Bad Books Are About Things The Writer Already Knew Before He Wrote Them.