LA CRISIS ACTUAL Y EL HUMANISMO (discurso de José Luis Sanpedro)

Credo

Creo en la Vida Madre todopoderosa
Creadora de los Cielos y de la Tierra.
Creo en el Hombre; su avanzado Hijo
concebido en ardiente evolución,
progresando a pesar de los Pilatos
e inventores de dogmas represores
para oprimir la Vida y sepultarla.

Pero la Vida siempre resucita
y el hombre sigue en marcha hacia el mañana.

Creo en los horizontes del espíritu
que es la energía cósmica del mundo.
Creo en la Humanidad siempre ascendente.
Creo en la vida perdurable.
Amén

José Luis Sanpedro

BULLYNG ¿QUE ES? ¿COMO PROTEGER A TUS HIJOS?

El Bullyng destruye la autoestima

Para prevenir el Bullying escolar es muy importante tomar en cuenta que, entre más grande sea la escuela de los jóvenes hay mayores probabilidades de que se presenten casos de Bullying. Por otro lado, la mejor prevención para no criar acosadores es brindar una educación adecuada fomentando valores indispensables como el respeto, amistad y tolerancia. Tener una comunicación adecuada con los hijos adolescentes es indispensable pues muchos casos de Bullying escolar son ignorados por los padres de los niños y también por sus maestros que son los primeros que deben implementar límites en el plantel educativo.

El Bullying escolar debe tener un tratamiento para erradicarlo en ambas partes pues de lo contrario el agresor puede convertirse en un delincuente potencial, y la víctima desarrollará muy probablemente baja autoestima, falta de interés por los estudios, terror de asistir a la escuela, depresión y pensamientos suicidas.

Para confrontar al agresor, la víctima de Bullying escolar debe saber que llorar, enojarse o demostrar miedo le brindará la satisfacción buscada a su agresor por lo que se recomienda ignorar los ataques verbales, mantener la calma, evitar los sentimientos de culpabilidad o inferioridad y hablar con un adulto de confianza como un maestro o un familiar para que intervengan y las situaciones no lleguen a complicaciones mayores.

CHECA AQUI MISMO: DIEZ CONSEJOS PARA EVITAR QUE ABUSEN DE TUS HIJOS

http://tecoloteloco.wordpress.com/2011/07/23/10-consejos-para-evitar-que-abusen-de-tus-hijos/

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EN LOS ZAPATOS DEL OTRO

Continúa baño de sangre en Monterrey – Brutal asesinato de John y Wanda Casias – THE CASIAS COUPLE MURDERED IN COLD BLOD

John y Wanda Casias asesinados brutalmente en la zona metropolitana de Monterrey, Nuevo León

Check english version at the bottom

Los medios no lo reportan, han callado ante la embestida criminal que se cierne sobre los habitantes de Monterrey y su zona conurbada.
Pero entre los habitantes, nos informamos unos a otros y aunque parece que aquí no pasa nada, casos como el asesinato de John y Wanda no pueden ser ocultados debido a las implicaciones internacionales que manifiestan y así salen a la luz.
El cobarde asesinato de John y Wanda Casias ocurre a pesar de las suplicas de la población de recibir una mejor vigilancia policiaca. El gobierno está corrompido. No quiere enfrentar al crimen organizado porque quizá está coludido. El ciudadano debe ingeniárselas dentro de lo posible, para no ser emboscado por algun grupo criminal. Muchas personas han optado por hacerse de una pistola, aunque no se dan cuenta que eso podría ser todavía más riesgoso ya que en caso de involucrarse en un caso de “defensa propia” la justicia mexicana se pondrá, lo hemos visto hasta el cansancio, en su contra.
John y Wanda, una pareja de ciudadanos norteamericanos, bien intencionados, nobles, de buenos principios, misioneros de la Iglesia Bautista, avecindados en Monterrey para propagar su fe y apoyar a su feligresía, fueron estrangulados con tramos de cable electrico, al parecer para despojarlos de sus pertenencias. La policia ministerial investiga. Es probable que caigan los asesinos, no lo dudo, pues se trata de un caso que involucra a ciudadanos de los Estados Unidos. En cualquier caso se presentarán ante la opinión publica internacional inculpados, aunque ya se sabe que aqui en México cuando hay que proteger a algún capo o político, se acostumbran “los chivos expiatorios.”
Cuando algo llega a filtrarse por casualidad a la luz pública, de inmediato se le echa tierra para ocultarlo. ¿En qué país del mundo podría verse como algo normal el traslado de 25 millones de pesos en EFECTIVO, en un avión del gobierno de Veracruz, dizque para pagar una fiesta de tamales? ¿En que país se puede asesinar a 54 personas impunemente como sucedió en el casino Royale de Monterrey cuando un grupo de sicarios perfectamente bien entrenado incendió el lugar? Se han atrapado a los supuestos ejecutores del crimen, pero los responsables indirectos, los corruptos que permitieron la operación de ese casino sin salidas de emergencia, se pasean impunemente.
En Monterrey, uno sabe que va a salir de su casa al trabajo o la escuela, pero no sabe si regresará. Los asaltos a mano armada cunden por doquier, constantemente escuchamos de conocidos o familiares secuestrados, todos los días hay ejecutados, la corrupción campea en los municipios, los políticos dejan las alcaldías y curules para buscar otros puestos dentro del intrincado escenario político para seguir hinchandose cual chinches del presupuesto nacional y la verdad les importa un bledo la ciudadania mientras no sea para exprimirla con impuestos.
La triste realidad es que México se ha vuelto un país de apáticos y cínicos. Aquí estamos, empanicados, voltando para todos lados mientras nos desplazamos en la ciudad. Encerrados con nuestros pequeños en casa. ¿Cuánto más durará esto? Creo que mucho, hasta que nos decidamos a exigir como hicieron en Egipto.

Checa aquí mismo: 10 CONSEJOS PARA EVITAR QUE ABUSEN DE TUS HIJOS

http://tecoloteloco.wordpress.com/2011/07/23/10-consejos-para-evitar-que-abusen-de-tus-hijos/

Checa aquí mismo: COMO PROTEGERSE CONTRA EL CRIMEN EN MEXICO

http://tecoloteloco.wordpress.com/2011/05/09/¿como-protegerse-contra-el-crimen-en-mexico/

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ENGLISH VERSION

The media do not report it, have become silent in the criminal onslaught which hangs over the inhabitants of Monterrey and its metropolitan area.
But among the inhabitants, we inform each other, and although it seems that here daily life goes smoothly, cases such as the murder of John and Wanda may not be hidden due to the international implications involved, and so come to light.
The coward assassination of John and Wanda Casias occurs regardless of the constant pleas of the population to receive a better police surveillance. The Government is corrupt, deaf to your pleas, you don’t want to deal with it since may be colluded with organized crime. The citizens must manage by themselves, traying to avoid potentially threatening events in their daily life. Many people have opted to take a gun, although they do not realize that it may be more risky, since you may become involved in a case of “self-defense.” Mexican justice will stand against yourself, as we’ve seen in the last ten years until exhaustion.

John and Wanda, a couple of American seniors, well intentioned, noble, good principles, missionaries of the Baptist Church, established in Monterrey to propagate their faith and support their fellow members, were strangled with sections of electric cable, apparently to deprive them of their belongings. The ministerial police investigates. It is likely that the killers will fall, no doubt, because this is a case that involves United States citizens. In any case they will present before the international public opinion a certain number of presumed guilty individuals, although we know that here in Mexico when it comes to protecting a capo or politician, there will be always a good number of scapegoats.
When something comes to filter by chance to the public light, immediately it is cautiously hidden. In what country in the world could be seen as a normal transfer of 25 million pesos in cash, in an aircraft of the Government of Veracruz, in order to pay for a tamal fiesta? (check the news of one weak ago). Do in that country can kill 54 people with impunity as it was so, in Casino Royale of Monterrey when a group of gunmen perfectly well trained burned out the place? They have caught the alleged executors of the crime, but indirect perpetrators, the corrupt people which allowed for the operation of the casino without emergency exits, they walk with impunity throughout the city.

In Monterrey, one knows that you will leave home to work or study, but you won’t know if you’ll return. armed assaults occur everywhere, we constantly hear abducted relatives or acquaintances, every day there are executed, corruption abounds all around the countys, the politicians leave the mayoralties and seats to jump for other public jobs within the intricate political scene to continue swelling like ticks or bedbugs the national budget and the truth is that they don’t care a damn them citizenship while it’s not for squeezing it with taxes.

The sad reality is that Mexico has become a country, apathetic and cynical. Here we are, fearful, We are turning our heads for all sides while we move in the city. Locked with our children at home. How much more will this last? I think that it will be long, unless we decide to act as they did in Egypt.

EL CERCADO, Mexico — John Casias found his calling when he joined a Texas church group that came to preach the Gospel in the little Mexican town of El Cercado in the early 1980s.

He later wrote that he saved nine souls, but worried how the villagers would grow without a teacher. By the time he returned to Texas, he knew his future would be as a missionary. When he told his wife, Wanda, she asked only what they would take and when they would leave.

“We were called to Mexico,” son John Casias said his mother told him. “These are our people.”

The bodies of John and Wanda Casias came one last time Thursday to the church they began, the Primera Iglesia Bautista Fundamental Independiente, in the violence-plagued region of northern Mexico, where mourners paid homage to the couple who were discovered strangled in their home two days before.

Dozens came from the community in the hills about 95 miles (150 kilometers) south of the Texas border, where the couple had many friends and ministered to the poor.

The attorney general’s office for Nuevo Leon state, where couple lived, said Thursday the investigation is continuing and there have been no arrests so far.

Benjamin Frandsen came from Liberty Baptist Church, the Casias’ home church in Lewisville, Texas, to mourn his longtime friends, and said their bodies would be taken to Liberty Baptist.

He said he came to the village in the hills outside Monterrey five to six times a year and met his wife there. He said the Casiases officiated at his wedding.

“I could die here or in the U.S., no one knows. But the security in Mexico has gotten worse, that’s a fact,” Frandsen said.

Increasing battles among drug cartels have spilled across the region, and people in the town now usually stay indoors after 8 p.m.

But relatives of the Casias’ said the type of crime, belongings missing and a safe dug out of a wall, led them to believe that it could have been committed by someone the couple knew, not drug traffickers.

“My dad, being so kind, let them in,” John Casias said. “I don’t think he saw it coming.”

Shawn Casias said he discovered the body of his mother at about 4 p.m. Tuesday when he went to their home to pick up a trailer.

He said she was lying on the floor with an electrical cord around her neck and a gash from a blunt object on her head.

The couple’s Chevrolet Suburban was also missing, and Casias said he initially thought his father had been kidnapped.

But about four or five hours later, he said, a forensic investigator informed him that the body of his father had been found in a storage room of a small building on the property. His father also had an electrical cord around his neck.

John and Wanda Casias were originally from Amarillo, Texas. John Casias was 76 and Wanda was 67.

The municipality of Santiago, where the Casiases arrived in 1983 and built their church, sits in the mountains alongside a reservoir and tourist officials have designated it as one of Mexico “magic villages” for is colonial architecture and artisans.

But fighting between the Zetas and Gulf drug cartels has brought a surge of violence and other crimes to the area around Monterrey, Mexico’s third-largest city, and it has largely emptied Santiago of tourists.

The Casias’ church is on the highway south of the center of Santiago and the small ranch where they were found up in the hills about 20 minutes off the highway.

“They collected clothes and shoes and provided services for the poor,” said Santiago Mayor Bladimiro Montalvo Salas, who attended the memorial service. “This is very sad. It’s also very sad because it’s going to affect the image of Santiago.”

The younger John Casias said he and his siblings plan to find a way to continue their parents’ mission.

The Casias children said their parents knew the dangers but couldn’t be scared away.

“It’s getting kind of rough there,” son John Casias said he told them during their visit to his home in San Diego over Christmas, offering to let them stay with him for awhile. They refused.

“They understood it. They knew it. Were they scared to death? No,” he said. “My parents did not live in fear. It’s not in their DNA.”

They were extremely humble, said son John, but his father wasn’t always that way. In the 1960s in Amarillo, where he had a used car lot, John Casias wouldn’t balk at spending $200 for a pair of shoes. But now he walked in shoes with holes and looked for the least expensive items he could find, subsisting on the generosity of church congregations across the U.S.

“They built a great ministry,” John Casias said. “The love they had for the Mexican people. I had this conversation with them a thousand times … ‘We’re going to die here. This is where He led us.’”

“If they had to do it over again they wouldn’t do it any different,” he said. “If my parents were here right now … they would say pray for those who murdered us.”

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Associated Press writer Christopher Sherman reported from McAllen, Texas.