This week after the election in Yucatan. There will be a new commander. Each one asks for all manner of choice. Few people listen to this because they are comfortable. For most people, the Yucatan is the next place to finish, you will always find it in our green ball. But on the horizon it can’t be a problem that few people are beginning to know. Those troubles come in the form of extranjeros – foreigners – and they are advancing in Yucatan from both the north and the south. Unfortunately, the two groups were also from different planets. What will happen to Yucatan in 10 years, 20 years, when the full effect of this migration will be dealt with by Yucatecos? Today I was more amazed at my old self than I suspected because the first thought that ran through my mind when this image came to me was, “That was a horrible experience for me. I don’t want to be like that. This kind of attitude is one of the reasons I left the US. However, these specters of immigration (both legal and illegal) must be carefully considered and some kind of action must begin, or Yucatan, as we know it, will not be any more?
On Sunday, May 27, 2007, el Diario de Yucatan reported, according to Guibaldo Vargas Madrazo, Office of the Regional Delegation National According to the Migration Institute, an average of 500 requests per month are received from foreigners, mostly Americans, for legal, albeit temporary, status in Yucatan. They are not individuals who apply for citizenship. They are simply applying for legal residency. Their numbers do not take into account the hundreds of thousands of tourists who visit Yucatan throughout the year, nor do they include the tens of thousands of Snowbirds from Canada, America and Europe who spend the winter there. .
These foreigners are not Mexican citizens, but they are buying Yucatan real-estate at a frenetic pace, and are restoring it to many. splendor as it probably was when it was built. Their malls are better than they sent back home, like their movie theaters. They can enjoy symphonies, ballet, art galleries, monuments, festival”>, some of the best restaurants in the world, and beautiful beaches — all on retiree paychecks. What do you have in your town?
These gringos don’t go home. He waits for them. Soon, they will reach advanced-maternal-age and the problem of hospitals and doctors in Yucatan – but not today. Today, the life of vivvine they have always dreamed of, many have given little thought to its achievement. they will have sheer numbers in their paradise in the near future.
To the south in Yucatan, it’s a different story. Here are the Emilian colonies, in which are the towns of Southern Zapata, San Jose Tecoh, and San. Anthony Xluch These towns have always had a diverse population consisting of those who migrated from Campeche, Tabasco, Chiapas, Veracruz, Oaxaca, and Guerrero. Already, on May 30, 2007, el Diario de Yucatan reported that Central Americans, generally Honduran, Guatemalan and Salvadoran, have moved and now a significant part of the population has moved in these three towns.
For the most part, Central Americans in the Yucatan are not problems. They do not commit crimes, such as robbery or assault, because they do not want to be caught and put out of the country. Many live with Yucateco partners, but cannot legally marry. Unless alcohol-abuse or abuse is involved, these individuals pose little threat to the community. But a significant number appear to have obtained false registrations and reported to the polls. This is a growing problem that could have far-reaching effects if the trend continues.
In other cases, some of them were bad people who had come running to Yucatan. This includes criminals and criminals, as well as those who are ex-soldiers and ex-policemen from politically volatile countries. These are violent people, a violent heritage, and the Yucatan riot police already have to deal with them.
Yucatan and its people have opened their arms to everyone who wants to come, but there is a non-negotiable requirement that everyone who wants to put down roots here must meet. They must love the Yucatan and have their best interests at heart. There is no need for a fence around Yucatan to protect it. Gringos coming to the buck will go quickly. They will make a few dollars and freeze them out of the Yucatan, as he did to so many others. They will come to Central America illegally. Some will be kind and create families that go on to enrich the lives of all Yucatecos. If Central Americans prefer to misbehave, well – Merida has a little home away from home just for them. In the end, we can choose Yucatan, but then he gets to choose who holds and who lets go. After all, unless one is 100% Yucateco Mayan, we are all foreigners in the Magical Mayan kingdom of Yucatan.
Report:
- Mayan site at UADY: www.uady.mx/sitios/mayas/
