08/09/2008  Posted by PMC at 18:11 on 08/09/2008 Comments Off
A win for Isabel Garcia and First Amendment Rights

Pima County Administrator Chuck Huckelberry has found that Pima County Public Defender Isabel Garcia didn’t violate any policy by protesting at a controversial event. Garcia was present at a protest over Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio’s July 10 book signing at a local store. Video of Garcia holding the severed pinata head with Arpaio’s face on it has been widely distributed on the Internet Garcia is a member of Coalición de Derechos Humans, which organized the protest. Huckelberry’s memo, which was released Monday, states that “no disciplinary action is warranted in this matter.” According to the memo, Garcia:

 
 06/09/2008  Posted by PMC at 00:02 on 06/09/2008 Comments Off
Mexican Cross Border Truck Program turns 1 year old today

It occurred to me that a year ago today, the Mexican Cross Border Program began it’s successful run. None of the chaos and calamity that was foretold by the opposition occurred. There have been no deaths on the highways from these trucks and their drivers as many still say would and will happen. There has been no economic crisis to the American trucker by allowing these trucks into the country. There has been no flood of drugs and illegal aliens brought into the country as many suggested. All in all, it has been a success! But it still bothers some ….Read More

 
 04/09/2008  Posted by PMC at 21:35 on 04/09/2008 Comments Off
Support Continues to build for Mexican Cross Border Program

The massive fraud visited upon the American public by the Teamsters and OOIDA concerning the Mexican Cross Border Pilot Program continues to make the news as more mainstream newspapers see through the campaign of misinformation and xenophobic pablum these two organizations have put forth. Since they do not have facts to back their position, they have chosen to prey upon the ignorance and fears of Americans with stories of chaos and disaster waiting to hit America’s highways. Of course, as we have seen over the past year, it hasn’t happened, and in Mexico, highway safety concerning big rigs is much ….Read More

 
 03/09/2008  Posted by PMC at 10:41 on 03/09/2008 Comments Off
Cd. Juárez to fire 400 police officers who failed "Confidence Exams"

More than 400 members of the Juárez police department will be dismissed after failing confidence exams done by the Mexico federal Public Safety secretary’s office, Juárez Mayor Jose Reyes Ferriz said. About 2,000 soldiers arrived in Juárez over the weekend and are expected to begin anti-crime patrols as part of Operation Juárez, the new name of Joint Operation Chihuahua, the local federal offensive against organized crime. “It’s important that citizens know the Mexican army will be doing patrols throughout the city to stop the collateral crimes generated as a result of Joint Operation Chihuahua,” Reyes Ferriz said. The city police ….Read More

 
 02/09/2008  Posted by PMC at 13:54 on 02/09/2008 2 Responses »
Google Chrome - Open Source Browser Debuts

Talk about being blindsided. There has been rumor about Google entering the browser market and now rumor is reality! Google Chrome, Googles open source entry takes it’s place alongside Firefox, Safari, Opera, and of course, Microsoft’s rusty and crusty Internet Explorer. Check it out and DOWNLOAD IT HERE I’m using it and it’s great. Light, fast, installs seamlessly and imports from existing browsers without issues. THE CORE OF GOOGLE CHROME Google Chrome is a complex product that is needed in an age when the Web has also become more complex. Google pushes simple use and a sophisticated core. Just look ….Read More

 
 01/09/2008  Posted by PMC at 14:05 on 01/09/2008 Comments Off
ADL's new report on nativist extremism is out, and the winners are...

The Anti-Defamation League has a new report out on anti-immigration nutbars entitled, “Immigrants Targeted: Extremist Rhetoric Moves into the Mainstream.” Naturally, AZ was well-represented, with Rascist Minuteman Chris Simcox and Rusty Childress’ United for a Sovereign America getting mentions, and urban cougar Michelle Dallacroce scoring a whole section to herself. Of Dallacroce, the report states,

 
 31/08/2008  Posted by PMC at 10:16 on 31/08/2008 Comments Off
 Cross-border program at crossroads - Support for program exists in the industry and in Congress

When Congress reconvenes in September, it may break San Antonio’s economic development heart. A bill is pending a House vote that aims to end the U.S.-Mexico cross-border trucking pilot program that started a year ago — a program that has its roots in San Antonio. The U.S. House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee voted unanimously July 31 on a resolution that would end the test program on its one-year anniversary on Sept. 6. If the House and the Senate approve the resolution in one form or another, President Bush is expected to veto it unless it’s included in a larger measure. ….Read More

 
 30/08/2008  Posted by PMC at 22:06 on 30/08/2008 Comments Off
Hundreds of thousands of Mexicans protest crime nationwide

Hundreds of thousands of frustrated Mexicans, many carrying pictures of kidnapped loved ones, marched across the country Saturday to demand government action against a relentless tide of killings, abductions and shootouts. The mass candlelight protests were a challenge to the government of President Felipe Calderon, who has made fighting crime a priority and deployed more than 25,000 soldiers and federal police to wrest territory from powerful drug cartels. Cries of “enough” and “long live Mexico” rose up from sea of white-clad demonstrators filling Mexico City’s enormous Zocalo square. The protesters held candles twinkling in the darkness as they sang the ….Read More

 
 30/08/2008  Posted by PMC at 09:28 on 30/08/2008 Comments Off
Omnibus Mexicanos - One arrested for arms smuggling at border

During a routine inspection of an American bus entering Mexico, Army units discovered a person trying to smuggle guns into Mexico illegally. The bus, Omnibuses Mexicanos of Houston Texas. The location, Bridge number 2 at the foot of I-35. Confiscated was a 12 gauge shotgun, a .22 caliber rifle with scope and a .380 semi auto pistol from Luis Estrada Carrizal, 62 years old. All passengers were detained for a period of time at the Palacio Federal by agents of Mexican Customs and the Attorney General’s investigators. All with the exception of Mr. Carrizel were allowed to continue their journey ….Read More

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