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The new face of democracy: from Egypt to Wisconsin via Puerto Rico ...

This is what democracy looks like today, people have realized that if wish to claim their freedom, if they take away vested rights or the right to collective bargaining only is the streets ... they

There are currently some 30,000 people camped in the capital of Wisconsin Madison has been demonstrations that some have estimated to have reached to be 80,000 people.

I take this opportunity to point out that in Madison, Wisconsin, with a few thousand demonstrators camping including inside the Capitol, there has not been a single arrest or violent incident. In fact, the Madison Police issued a press release congratulating the protesters can demonstrate that non-violent protest. H been an almost entirely peaceful activities, full of annoying people without a doubt, many angry insurance, but not violent, in fact organized to keep the premises clean.

When we remember the brutal episodes of violence police who has lived Puerto Rico, including the Capitol, when we remember the restrictions that the legislature has imposed in Puerta de Tierra, we know beyond doubt that our island, which has affected a vicious and wild pattern of violations of fundamental civil rights . That's why the comments of, say, Rep. Luis Gutierrez are applauded while the resident commissioner excuses not project any credibility or seriousness. The evidence is submitted and compare the events in Puerto Rico and Wisconsin clearly shows the differences.

The battle in Wisconsin is the beginning of a struggle that leads the attack against Republican unions and middle class families. Similar attacks are expected by Republican governors in Ohio and New Jersey and some 21 other states "trifecta" states in which both houses of the Legislature are held by Republicans, as the case of Puerto Rico. When we recall the disastrous implementation of Law 7 we can fully understand the kind of neoliberal strategy that breaks out again.

Some analysts predict that the protest process in Wisconsin has begun to spread, for example the state of Ohio has seen demonstrations, which can be converted into a scenario in which at least 38 states recorded demonstrations mass. We should be questioning what the reaction to our island when we see that the American nation has raised thousands if not millions of people to fight injustice with which we have lived these past two years on the island.

What causes these events?

teachers and college professors say they are struggling to survive.

In Puerto Rico there are similar concerns among teachers but we still see areas by rethinking what is idealistic clearly ahead. These famous dreamers with their hesitations seem to be, worth say unconscious, pandering to the proposal to redefine the industrial bases of the university system if for some cases hoping to achieve some kind of collaboration that allows repeat some of their benefits. Armed with flowery prose constructions and conceptual mirages games deny the harsh reality that so clearly American schools fail diagnosing. Things paths.

Wisconsin analysis is clear and unfortunate, would increase health plan costs and stability game is a contract - the contract a teacher could be negotiated each year without necessarily having to honor considerations of permanence. The professors would have to completely redefine their relationship as an individual professional service without further assurances.

Teachers recognize that the current situation with clear references to the protest movements in countries like Egypt and Tunisia, and the current struggles in Libya and Iran, is a great educational moment in which civil rights (workers' rights are civil rights as so eloquently said Martin Luther King) and the sovereign power of the masses actually illustrate concepts of justice and democracy beyond the usual political procedures.

John Russo, professor and codirector of the Center for labor studies at Youngstown State University in Ohio said in a legislative hearings: "This is a real teachable moment. We have this debate about the role the public sector. This is a true test of democracy. "

Republicans in virtually every state where they are in power are following a similar strategy, targeting universities and public sector unions in Ohio, Indiana, Idaho, Tennessee , Nebraska, and Florida, to name just a few states.

Through Wisconsin schools and universities have been closed by teachers, students and communities to defend their right to education. Workers and students from Wisconsin representing the rights of workers everywhere. They have done this despite threats from the governor to mobilize the National Guard who recently returned paradoxically be fighting in Iraq and now face the possible order of battle in their own neighborhoods against their neighbors, relatives and friends.

"Power pal ' Pueblo ('Power to the People') "is heard of the alliance of workers and students as they occupy the Capitol filling every inch of the building.

His approach is fundamental: the Capitol is owned by the people of Wisconsin and is supposed to work for the common good and welfare of the people. When used on their lives, people have a legal and moral right to take it again. Is raised again in a dramatic way the First Amendment: the right of people to meet in open meeting and require remedies to their grievances.

Is this the same First Amendment that we stand for Puerto Ricans who we are limited to confined spaces and rights of expression prohibited activities?

protests of public employees in Wisconsin are actually a "battle of a coming national war," according to Professor Raphael Sonenshein of California State University at Fullerton. The fight for the rights of public employees in Wisconsin is relevant to people across the nation, and is looking nationally. Moves like this are happening beyond Wisconsin because the Republicans have been pushing for limiting the power of unions. "You has a number of new Republican governors who have a strong agenda to weaken the bargaining rights of the public sector, "said Professor Sonenshein.

Solidarity between workers and teachers to support students. The Republican proposals, such as that being discussed in Wisconsin, acquired rights and eliminate the bargaining rights of faculty and staff of the University of Wisconsin, while nearly eliminating the negotiations for the remaining workers.

undo authorization Apart of university faculty to unionize, cut retirement benefits and sick pay university employee. The Republican governor and his supporters say they will close the budget deficit. Opponents, however, described the plan as an unabashed ideological effort to cripple unions in a state with a strong history of organized labor and to begin to transform public education in a private company.

Students and teachers also expressed concerns that the deterioration in negotiation skills, with reduced benefits, hinder retention of faculty. "It shocking to Wisconsin, because we are known for excellence in education, "says Jessica Scholl, a student at the University of Wisconsin in Eau Claire.

addition, Wisconsin, losing the right to negotiate salary, the proposals would need to increase pension contributions to 5.8 percent of their salaries. The contribution to health insurance would also be doubled, to 12.6 percent.

Peter Rickman, a member of the Association of educational assistants and a third year student of law at the Madison campus, said had grown into a family that believed in collective bargaining to maintain a middle class existence. His reaction, Rickman said, "I feel like we have been kicked in the ass." Without being able to negotiate lower wages ensure more concerned with benefits such as health plan and lose the protections of "just cause" against arbitrary disciplinary proceedings " , according to labor lawyer Timothy E. Hawks, means that "the faculty and academic staff have lost everything."

quote from a letter I have posted:

"Everything is under threat. Propose to terminate the right of collective bargaining for all public employees, including faculty. You lose the right of the right to negotiate wages and working conditions. You lose the power authority to ensure due process in labor offenses against tax administrators. You lose the right of the right to define merit. Be forfeited negotiated intellectual property. You lose the right to academic freedom. Lost property rights related to the number of positions and removal. All this would be replaced by administrative fiat. "

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theorists of rhetoric, citing the work of Michael Calvin McGee and Maurice Charland, recognize that collective identities are not given, but constructed in discourse. While the rhetoric often discussed how individual texts create identities for their audiences, it seems that the collective identity is forged in the protests of Wisconsin and Puerto Rico, as in Egypt and Tunisia, and now in the heat of battle a Libya without political parties is not a leader or a core group, but is generated through various and diffuse samples. At this point we again have an impact on comparisons to be drawn from the protest movements in Egypt and Tunisia. This novel phenomenon in a way that adverse conditions or oppressive, or in the case of Puerto Rico and Wisconsin government proposals promoting protest movements that do not respond to previous patterns of centralized leadership and concepts defined ideologies changes .

so at this point now and force Puerto Ricans see as some commentators insist on forcing schemes obviously are irrelevant: the need to proceed to action ignoring these processes of intellectual debates with their utopian ideologies of the future. As posed by Dr. Mohammed ElBaradei, while protesting, we take an aside and discuss whatever.

As I mentioned to Egypt include the most recent column by economist Paul Krugman Nobel Prize in the New York Times:

"Last week, referring to demonstrations ... Representative Paul Ryan did not want a convenient comparison: "It's like Cairo has moved to Madison." ... It was not the smartest thing to Mr. Ryan say, as unlikely to want to compare Mr. Walker (Governor of Wisconsin), a fellow Republican, to Hosni Mubarak ... In any case, however, Mr. Ryan had more reason than he knew. What is happening in Wisconsin is not on the state budget, although Mr. Walker pretend you are trying to be fiscally responsible. It's about power. What Mr. Walker is trying to do is to make Wisconsin less a functioning democracy and more an oligarchy ... In principle, every American citizen has an equal voice in our political process. In practice, of course, some are more equal than others. The billionaires can finance armies of lobbyists, can fund studies to propose preconceived ideas on political, can spend money on political views compatible (like the Koch brothers did in the case of Mr. Walker). On paper, we are a nation of one vote per person, in fact, are only slightly more than a bit of an oligarchy, where a handful of rich people dominate. Given this reality, it is important to have institutions that can act as counterweights to the power of money. And the unions are among the most important of these institutions ... There is a bitter irony here. The fiscal crisis in Wisconsin, as in other states, was caused largely by the increasing power of the oligarchy ... "

Any resemblance to Puerto Rico and the government spent a hundred millionaire friends of the Governor does not seem a coincidence. And this comment from Krugman can add to the detriment of public universities autonomous institutions is also undermine institutions that can challenge the government.

"This is a time of Martin Luther King . Here is where it is. This is the epicenter of the struggle for the future ... Labor rights are civil rights! Labour rights are human rights! .. This is the first long battle to restore the integrity ... "so spoke the Reverend Jesse Jackson in Wisconsin and said:" The labor laws, barriers to unions, they were placed to prevent workers unite to make it impossible ... rise up together ... Now, after all these years, we are joining. "Jackson, who was with Martin Luther King supported a strike by workers in Memphis when he was killed, said:" This is a time of Martin Luther King. "

Wisconsin and Puerto Rico joined the public education issues and working conditions of teachers and university employees. In Wisconsin and Puerto Rico without a doubt the examples of protests in Egypt, Tunisia and inspire faith in the ability of peaceful demonstrations. In Wisconsin and Puerto Rico economic issues are only a facade of camouflage civil rights principles and human rights are actually at risk. When we hear people argue that the issues are different, that the interests of teachers and students are different are wrong.

know that teachers and educators are critically important to the success and growth of the business of education. Without these opportunities are scarce for people to achieve their goals, without which the society is impeded progress towards its development. Being an educator is not just a job, is a call to pursue the good of others and the collective welfare. There can be a teacher but in the context of his relationship with a student. It essentially false to speak of the existence of teachers without students is the wood carpenter, the fisherman without seas, rivers or lakes. Always need your passion to achieve our dreams. A classroom without students even with a teacher, is an empty space. There may be university without buildings like when the earthquake destroyed the university in Port-au-Prince, because there were college students, what is there can be no university without students but has thousands of teachers and hundreds of buildings. It is inescapable symbiosis, creative and beautiful.

also no education without teachers or students, are the very blood of the universities. Actions that violate the rights of students undoubtedly undermine public education enterprise thus undermine the entire university community. When we next hear or read diatribes convoluted that what they propose is the division rather than unity we must be clear que el proceso de lucha depende estrictamente de la solidaridad. Las propuestas colaboracionistas son falsas en su faz porque realmente son ceder derechos. Como dijo el abogado laboral de Wisconsin: si ceden “la facultad y el personal académico lo han perdido todo.”

Hoy 22 de febrero de 2011 se celebra una asamblea de estudiantes de la Universidad de Puerto Rico, recinto de Río Piedras, las decisiones que se tomen han de ser hechos fundamentales en una lucha que tiene su contraparte en la lucha en Wisconsin. Esperemos que la unidad y claridad de objetivos se imponga y que la fuerza de espíritu los vuelva to accompany. On my behalf and on behalf of thousands of Puerto Rican solidarity attest, I hope that even their teachers, although many have been fully solid support, recognize that the struggle of students is everyone's fight.

Kamal Abbas, General Coordinator of the Center for Trade Unions and Workers Services in Cairo, he sent a message to the demonstrators in Wisconsin:

" I am speaking from a place near Tahrir Square in Cairo, "the square of liberation", which was the heart of the revolution in Egypt. This is the where many of our young people paid with their lives and blood to fight for our just rights. From this place, I want you to know that we are with you as you were with us. [...] No one believed that our revolution could succeed against the dictatorship in the region stronger. But in 18 days, the revolution achieved victory for the people. When Egypt began working class revolution 9 and 10 February, the dictatorship was condemned and the people's victory became inevitable. We want you to know that we are at your side. Be firm and not resign. Do not give away their rights. The victory always belongs to the people to sign requires fair rights. "

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posdata.- publicado este escrito se desprenden al menos dos temas urgentes que se asocian a dicha temática y perspectiva, a saber:

el proceso de la educación pública, las escuelas y los maestros; y,

un análisis de los temas económicos que sirven de alegatos de las acciones de los republicanos en sus acometidas neoliberales.

Veremos si podemos atender prontamente these issues while others urge colleagues to address those problems.

ROF (22/02/1911)

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Letter from a professor at the University of Wisconsin to Puerto Rico (text only)

Introductory note:

advertising Then I limited to a segment of a communication from a professor at the University of Wisconsin, published what is agreed are grounds of prudence and safety Use of this teacher in a warning be very dangerous work. There are aspects and issues personally believe are of great value and similarity to witness debates in Puerto Rico. Certainly live in times when the current of history lessons emerging (as the events in Egypt) we illustrate valuable concepts that we must address.

(Beginning of text: )

The respect and affection across the different departments produce faculty members forge united actions. Usually isolated in their individual programs, faculty members can be brought together to find common cause and to define a common mission. The united action can attract more faculty members in the dialogue each other until they form a genuine democratic community.

The goal is to win the right to bargain over working conditions. No one has to ask my colleagues to work jointly with colleagues at Bowling Green for example. The effort is stunningly spontaneous. You can not resist.

Everything is under threat. They propose ending the right to bargain collectively for all public employees, including faculty. You lose the right of the right to negotiate wages and working conditions. You lose the power authority to ensure due process in labor grievances against tax administrators. You lose the right of the right to define merit. Be forfeited negotiated intellectual property. You lose the right to academic freedom. Lost property rights related to the number of positions and removal. All this would be replaced by administrative fiat.

should be of grave concern to all faculty members - whether they are in a bargaining unit or not, if they choose to personally be involved in a union or not. The issue is self-determination: whether the faculty and other employees of the sector público deben tener el derecho democrático de elegir su propio destino colectivo.

Como tantas muchas otras luchas de principios, la batalla en Wisconsin para conservar los derechos de la facultad es realmente una lucha a nombre de los miembros del profesorado y de los empleados del sector público en todas partes. Es también una lucha sobre el alma de nuestra democracia. En las semanas y los meses que vienen, una campaña local y nacional masiva será requerida si los empleados públicos han de conservar un lugar de trabajo de colaboración que la negociación colectiva puede hacer posiblemente mejor and just .

(End of text statement.)

Brief Explanatory Note:

On Thursday thousands of workers and students demonstrated in Madison, Wisconsin's capital, against wage cuts of 8 to 20 percent of state workers and fundamental rights in the workplace.

The public school system in Madison, population 235,000, was closed due to thousands of teachers in the demonstration. On Thursday most of the public schools in the vicinity of Madison were also closed by total absenteeism of teachers.

Thousands of students left the University of Wisconsin, Madison, partially closing one of the largest universities in the U.S. At one point, about 2,000 students marched to the Capitol campus. There, with thousands of demonstrators converged already present, and thousands more continued to arrive in buses and cars.

addition to the strike at the University of Wisconsin, Madison, hundreds of university students protested in the campus of Wisconsin-Eau Claire and Stout . At the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, a crowd of over 1,000 organized a protest in a central part of campus on Thursday. "The whole university was there," says one student. "Students, graduates, teachers, everyone. The whole square was full. "At the University of Wisconsin-Superior, hundreds of teachers, students and university staff came together to protest.

"Everyone knows that this is part of an assault more wide to the ability of workers in this state and this country to have decent lives, "said history professor Joel Sipress. "The same people who want to take away their rights to public employees is the same people who want to say is this-or-nothing society. We will not allow Wisconsin to become a state where the workers live in the waste of the economic elite. "

Amidst all these events as the University of Wisconsin system has permanently suspended from the functions and recognition of the academic senate, the highest forum of the university community.

No wonder the protests of Wisconsin, the state has one of the longest histories of union activity in the United States. It was the first state in which workers won the right to collective bargaining, even right now intend to take all of a sudden.

No wonder the alliance between the struggles of the civil servants, teachers and faculty. There is an interesting milestone in the history of social movements in Wisconsin: the real unity between the university and the common employees place the combined leadership of Robert M. La Follette , member of the local governor's Progressive Party (Socialist) economist with the University of Wisconsin John R. Commons in 1911 became the first workers' compensation laws in 1932 and spent the unemployment compensation. In 1937, the Labour Relations Act of Wisconsin was approved, adding to all workers the right to organize. During the years of the Great Depression (1929-1941), created Wisconsin workers unions that make it one of the most unionized states on a percentage basis, these percentages continue today.

No wonder the people of Wisconsin who has the peculiar distinctiveness de tener los campeones del Super Bowl 2011 en sus Packers, el único equipo profesional en el primer nivel de un deporte masivo cuyos propietarios son los habitantes del pueblo de Green Bay. En medio del despliegue billonario de los deportes megacapitalistas, los Green Bay Packers son un equipo comunista en lo que respecta a su estructura organizativa.

La Universidad de Wisconsin, me consta personalmente ha visitado a Puerto Rico en diferentes facetas por más de una década para colaborar con esfuerzos investigativos y foros académicos a los niveles más exigentes en diferentes industrias.

No me extraña el mensaje A teacher I know personally of his annual visits to the island, visits in which she combines her love for Puerto Rico and its people with purely professional efforts thus in agreement I will not mention his name or even its intellectual subject area .

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law and inconsistencies in the statements of the resident commissioner Pierluisi.

What part of the oath that made the Resident Commissioner Pierluisi to uphold the Constitution, does not understand?

Congressmen besides the geographical representation are committed to upholding the rule of law, strictly interpreted this commitment means that every congressman has the right and duty to report violations, for example, the First Amendment and the Fourteenth Amendment due process, as noted by Representative Gutierrez when he mentions the "state of affairs" (constitutional crisis) in Puerto Rico.

Resident Commissioner also flaunts his hypocrisy and lack of votes that constantly requests the vote de otros legisladores en asuntos que a su entender son relevantes a Puerto Rico, son buenos para apoyar pero no para criticar hechos evidenciados parece creer Pierluisi.

En una nota muy personal me molesta el nacionalismo acomodaticio (para algunas cosas son asimilistas y anexionistas pero cuando quieren son insularistas y exclusionistas) del Comisionado que pretende dividir la raza boricua, en Chicago de acuerdo al Censo 2000 habían 113.055 puertorriqueños cifra que estimados (Pew Itl.) sugieren debe aumentar al menos un 15.3% en las cifras venideras del Censo 2010.

Guitiérrez if you represent thousands of Puerto Ricans and that's a stated fact.

Let him clear to the resident commissioner who not only sociological studies show that this population feels 100% Boricua Puerto Rican but most preferably speaks English and concerned / very interested things occur in Puerto Rico. With respect to the University of Puerto Rico is a very valid option for Puerto Rican students from the United States including Chicago therefore is a relevant theme that is clearly understood.

Finally I think the mere fact of being the resident commissioner gives no merit in his representation of our island, to the extent that postulates or make statements inconsistent with our reality, needs and idiosyncrasies becomes the official in poor representative of our island. Representativeness no es meramente un criterio procesal, es un criterio de contenido y sustantividad. Dicho de otro modo y en lenguaje sencillo: Bien nos representa quien dice la verdad, mal nos representa quien por intereses partidistas pretende tapar el cielo con la mano.

Retamos al Comisionado residente a que demuestre que las siguientes fotografías (solamente una ínfima parte del acervo de evidencias existentes que por cierto mucha de la cual obra en poder de la División de Derechos civiles del Departamento de Justicia federal como parte de sus investigaciones a una gran cantidad de querellas procesables de dichos eventos) que revelan de manera contundente paths civil rights violations occurred in Puerto Rico are the product of the manifestations of Congressman Gutierrez because if it fails to adequately answer this challenge we can deduce is that he fulfill his obligations and responsibilities of the Commissioner while the Representative Gutierrez has done what (commendably) is to comply with congressional and moral responsibilities.

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response to requests and suggestions from other readers countries proceed to give a brief summary of the facts that serve as background to this publication.

Puerto Rico has been engaged in a long series of events and quite significant where the state police forces have intervened aggressively and abusive demonstrators especially with students from the University of Puerto Rico. Many, including the undersigned, have denounced the nature of severe violations of constitutional rights of those interventions.

Congressman Luis Gutierrez, a Puerto Rican who represents a Chicago district in the U.S. Congress made some demonstrations in the heart of the room in which alluded directly and aggressively to this situation.

Pedro Pierluisi Resident Commissioner, member silent (no voice at all levels) representing the unincorporated territory of Puerto Rico reacts angrily to the speech by Congressman Gutierrez and the next day in a statement questioning the validity of these comments. Among other things, the Commissioner argues that Gutiérrez exceeds congressional responsibilities and that is not representative of Puerto Rico to Congress.

Puerto Ricans are citizens in the vast majority of U.S. citizens for purposes of legislation granting citizenship and that this condition is in force since the last century (1917). At the time the United States where over half of Puerto Ricans as a matter of fact corroborated .

Manifestations of Congressman Luis Gutierrez:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QJhmoV01xQI

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All these offers mesmerizing, low nutritional value but powerful hallucinatory effect can be decorated with an imaginative variety of deceptions such as the famous umbrellas and flowery rhetoric.

cocolo .- The digression I do not know why but to be investigating the issues I have presented on these creative recipes of the news media, an old song by Tommy Olivencia came to mind:

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Introductory Note .- While we see a people dancing in the streets occur questions on the future of Egypt, I submit the words of Dr. Mohammed ElBaradei in a very recent interview that talks about the next steps:

What needs to happen is a peaceful and orderly transition of political power, channel the revolutionary fervor concrete steps towards a new Egypt based on freedom and social justice. The new leaders will have to guarantee the rights of all Egyptians. Need to dissolve the current parliament, which even remotely represent the people. We also need to delete the constitution, which has become an instrument of repression, and replace the interim constitution, a presidential council of three and a transitional government of national unity.

Celebration stopped and the world could see millions of Egyptians pray about their future.

presidential council should include a military representative, incorporating the distribution of power necessary to ensure continuity and stability during this critical transition. The work of the presidential council and interim government during this period should be set motion the process that will transform Egypt into a free and democratic society. This includes the development of a democratic constitution is approved in a referendum, and preparing for presidential and parliamentary elections, free and fair elections within a year.

Estamos en el amanecer de un nuevo Egipto. Una sociedad libre y democrática, en paz con sí mismo y con sus vecinos, será un baluarte de estabilidad en el Oriente Medio y un socio digno en la comunidad internacional. El renacimiento de Egipto representa la esperanza de una nueva era en la cual vean a la sociedad árabe, la cultura musulmán y el Oriente Medio no a través del lente de la guerra y el radicalismo, sino como contribuidores a la marcha progresista de la humanidad, modernizada por ciencia y tecnología avanzadas, enriquecida por nuestra diversidad del arte y de la cultura, y unida por valores universales compartidos.

No We have nothing to fear but the shadow of a repressive past.

By Mohamed ElBaradei

From:

The Next Step for Egypt's Opposition

http://www.nytimes.com/2011/02/11/opinion/11elbaradei.html?ref=middleeast

Translation, additional wording and edited by ROF

Mohamed ElBaradei, director general of the International Atomic Energy Agency, won the Nobel Peace Prize in 2005.

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E l path of struggle for the rights you walk with sacrifices

but when a people begin the march do not turn back ,

neither Egypt nor Puerto Rico ...

T fter a day of intense comments reflect both the growing strength of p Egyptian claims BLEU the incidence of all types of international pressures, the dictator clings to the throne, his words of reforms lack credibility after thirty years of repression ... The masses to hear renewed their vows of membership ...

Viva Egipto.. .

En nuestra isla a miles de millas, en un mar diferente nos parecen azotar las mismas waves, our youth, our teachers, our brothers and friends, together we challenge the storms of selfishness, we went through the clouds of lies and falsehoods with which seek to hide the frames of looting of our future, continue despite the traps and we will continue our navigation despite the plunge seeking to seize the treasure of our race ...

Viva Puerto Rico .. .

S Ometer the true highest court, the constitution as a living fact and real, order of freedom and justice is the Village, this core principle is above all circumstances box a moment or an era: the wind that drives the story is the breath, voices and dreams of people, both today Egypt and Puerto Rico and around the world:

This is the Law of Humanity .. .

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Recidivism of criminal acts by members of the Police in relation to violations of citizen rights require us to raise our thoughts briefly on these facts:

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the text of the law / Penal Code:

enclose the Code relating to sexual offenses almost whole but it seems to apply advancement are the subsection (b) and (f) of article 144 of lewd acts:

(b) If the victim was compelled to act by the use of force, violence, or immediate threat of serious bodily harm, or intimidation or the use of media hypnotics, narcotics, depressants or stimulant substances or similar means.

(f) When the defendant takes advantage of the trust placed in him by the victim to be a relationship of superiority on grounds to have her in their custody, tutela, educación primaria, secundaria o especial, tratamiento médico o sicoterapéutico, consejería de cualquier índole, o por existir una relación de liderazgo de creencia religiosa con la víctima.

CAPÍTULO IV

DELITOS CONTRA LA INDEMNIDAD SEXUAL

SECCIÓN PRIMERA

De los delitos de violencia sexual

Artículo 142. Agresión sexual. Toda persona que lleve a cabo una penetración sexual, sea vaginal, anal, orogenital, digital o instrumental, en any of the circumstances described below shall be guilty of second-degree felony:

(a) If the victim at the time the fact has not reached sixteen (16) years.

(b) If illness or mental disability, temporary or permanent, the victim is unable to understand the nature of the act at the time of its completion.

(c) If the victim was compelled to act by the use of physical force, violence, intimidation or threat of immediate serious bodily harm.

(d) If the victim has been annulled or substantially reduced, without their knowledge or consent, capacity to consent through means hypnotics, narcotics, depressants or stimulants or similar substances or means.

(e) If at the time of committing the act, the victim had no awareness of its nature and this fact was known by the defendant.

(f) If the victim is subjected to the act of deception, trick, simulation or concealment in relation to the identity of the accused.

(g) If the victim is forced or induced by abuse, physical or psychological violence to participate or engage in unwanted sexual relationship with third party people.

(h) If the defendant has a relationship to the victim, to be ascendant or descendant, by blood, adoption or affinity, or side by blood or adoption to the third degree.

(i) When the defendant takes advantage of the trust placed in him by the victim to be a relationship of superiority on grounds of having it in their custody, guardianship, primary, secondary or special medical or psychotherapeutic treatment, counseling of any kind, or leadership to be a relationship of religious belief with the victim.

If the conduct offense under subsection (a) is committed by a minor who has not attained eighteen (18) years, guilty of a felony of the third degree, to be tried as an adult.

Article 143. Essential circumstances of the crime of sexual assault. The crime of sexual assault is essentially an assault inflicted on the physical, sicoemocional and dignity.

considering the circumstances of the offense will be considered in terms of a person similarly situated with respect to age and gender of the victim.

La emisión no es necesaria y cualquier penetración sexual, sea ésta vaginal, anal, orogenital, digital o instrumental, por leve que sea, bastará para consumar el delito.

Artículo 144. Actos lascivos. Toda persona que, sin intentar consumar el delito de agresión sexual descrito en el Artículo 142, someta a otra persona a un acto que tienda a despertar, excitar o satisfacer la pasión o deseos sexuales del imputado, en cualquiera de las circunstancias que se exponen a continuación incurrirá en delito grave de tercer grado.

(a) If the victim at the time of the matter is under sixteen (16) years.

(b) If the victim was compelled to act by the use of force, violence, or immediate threat of serious bodily harm, or intimidation or the use of media hypnotics, narcotics, depressants or stimulants substances or similar means.

(c) If the victim of illness or temporary or permanent mental defect, was unable to understand the nature of the act.

(d) If the victim was compelled to act by the use of deceptive means to obliterate or diminish substantially, without his knowledge, his capacity to consent.

(e) If the defendant has a relationship to the victim, to be ascendant or descendant, by blood, adoption or affinity, or side by blood or adoption to the third degree.

(f) When the defendant takes advantage of the trust placed in him by the victim to be a relationship of superiority on grounds of having it in their custody, guardianship, primary, secondary or special medical or psychotherapeutic treatment, counseling of any kind, or leadership to be a relationship of religious belief with the victim.

References to the use of force and violence emerge from the evidence as the fact that visibly affected people reject the acts of the aggressor, which has emerged as a way to excuse the acts alleged officers of the procedures to be arrests of members of the police.

argue the grounds for excluding criminal responsibility for crimes very special to be known as:

Article 28. Exercise of a right or fulfilling a duty. Incurs no responsibility at work in compliance with a legal duty or the lawful exercise of a right, authority or duty.

We note that the grounds for excluding criminal responsibility are in effect as an act of judicial review has been submitted once the existence of elements of the crime. It is a defense before the commission or omission criminal. It is simply inappropriate and highly objectionable that members of police forces commit acts (and procedures) of dubious legality protected by their acts under color of authority must be excused. It is giving carte blanche to the police forces in the name of his alleged violation of all responsibilities and any citizen's right. It is unthinkable and unacceptable as an argument, in fact exacerbates the criminal nature which is committed by a person whose responsibility and duty is precisely to defend the rights of the person assaulted.

We submit that comoquiera no aplica (ni de defensa) ya que no satisface el requisito de "l egítimo ejercicio de un derecho, autoridad o cargo" ya que la conducta es ilegítima en su faz.

Es una violación crasa del elemento de confianza que es elemento medular del sistema de derechos en Puerto Rico.

Debemos notar que el elemento de la confianza se puede interpretar como la confianza que fundamenta la relación entre un ciudadano y un oficial policial a pesar de que en los hechos se encuentren en una situación conflict.

Trust is an integral part of the functions and duties of police officer, is installed on your duties or obligations on account of the Act granting special characteristics of public employee.

Violations of this trust are therefore illegal and punishable forms of their duties. When a citizen is arrested or detained by a member of the police force, the body and its representatives assume interim responsibility of the individual which means assuming responsibility and legal obligation to guard against and prevent violations rights of the citizen. In this way the Trust is involved in the matter of definitions, it is implied in expressions and interact while people may even deny this trust.

Addendum: several additional issues

Let suggest some additional notes, the students arrested by police officers during the course of events peaceful disobedience, we first have to ask, the crime of peaceful disobedience, claiming a representative example Albita Rivera on their expression does not exist, nor is there a student strike offense or crime there picketing or protest, the police actually do not know what crime to charge therefore unknown whether there are certainly ongoing violations which necessarily puts into question the very act of arrest and that the warrantless arrest procedure assumes that the officer has witnessed or concluded somehow the existence of probable cause to arrest, the familiar doctrine grounds.

is impossible to have a clear perception of probable cause and grounds when do not know the crime: a probable cause of what, "what grounds, what events and how? The above logical questions invalidate the arrest in his face which may suggest very clearly arbitrary and unfair.

In very recent introduction is a new criminal law that declares a misdemeanor the act that impedes O building company dedicated to health and public education. It is understandable that given the irrelevance of the crimes alleged violations of obstructing public roads that reside in the Traffic Law 22 Vehicles, the legislator wished to move to other scenarios, the illegal nature of individuals of hinder in these cases to facilities such as those mentioned in the new rules. It follows that the law operates in this wise that in the absence of a crime, we as a creature of law to make it operational.

Let later that the mere fact that the legislature had to create this new legislation means that the hundreds of people arrested before and who were executed in progress legislation outside the legislative act therefore provides evidence (judicial knowledge mediating) challenging the arrests to prove beyond reasonable doubt that the officers made the arrests did so devoid of probable cause of violations of law. The fact that the legislation was approved after the arrest can not satisfy the procedural possibility of amendment of the arrests since the prohibition of ex post facto law eliminates that are processed by a subsequent offense of creation, that is not the new rule issue applies general principle of law.

We interpret the individual and personal violation of that offense is very easy to understand and implement. What we can not anticipate is how the courts have to consider that crime in the context of a group activity in the manner of a public display and input that legislation could be interpreted as unconstitutional because it violates rights established and ratified such as the Right to picket has resisted repeated consultations of the Supreme Court of the United States and the Supreme Court of Puerto Rico.

Finally, the views of both the Superintendent and the misguided comments of officers like Lieut. Rubin colonel who venture to make statements about the intent (read justiciability) of the contested measures are irrelevant. To investigate whatever they want (if interested, should, internal regulatory changes in the Police) but these are matters of complaints of civil rights violations and, in the worst case of criminal complaints as we have seen in our inspection of the crime of lust, there is ample evidence and desire to denounce the affected citizens, must file, no less blessed or ay or officers or members of the Executive who dare to suggest that there is blatant double standards and special considerations members of police forces for whatever reason. That kind of comment comes from the Governor essentially unconstitutional, come from anyone, undermines the system of our society that proclaims equality and irresponsibly suggests possible impunity for criminal acts and negligence of the authorities. It may be a personal idea of \u200b\u200banyone, but it is a divorced idea of \u200b\u200blaw and under a blanket of false ideals, ideas shields dangerous, oppressive, and repressive ...