Re: Proposal from Villalobos

Posted by shane on February 5, 2011, 1:26 pm, in reply to "Re: Proposal from Villalobos "
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Danny I do feel outrage in the heavy handed methods used and the seemingly conflicting sense of justice and lack of transparency in land laws . But its in the courts hands now. The case is being made and heard. Name calling does not help the case in any way . It just sounds like shrill and unprofessional meddling and is not constructive and may prove counter productive. Why not layout events in a time line based on fact and existing law . Highlight the conflicting real estate laws. The collecting of taxes on land not seemingly properly titled and on and on. Do it in a way that a person who has never been there can pick up and read in 12 minutes and take an interest in the story. Take a section outlining the other sides position, they must have filed something with the court. Another section outlining the ejido counter claims. Then a section outlining the balance that the court must arrive at in settling these claims with justice. Then we wait for the decision. Like it or no, all participants will have to live together in any eventual ruling. An aside : Mexico has been progressing and improving at a breathtaking pace. Present headline problems aside. I remember in 1990 there was no electricity to speak of in town. Now there is Internet, fiber optics and everything you can imagine and in 20 short years. I just don`t believe that the people running the country are all a bunch of self serving fools. They just might be a little busy right now that's all ! But then again who cares what I believe ......I`m just a visitor that loves to visit in beautiful Mexico and hope for peace.

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