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U.S. studies report that leaders of Colombia guerrillas are in Venezuela, although the possible presence of rebels in Venezuela worries Washington "long," said State Department spokesman, Philip Crowley. Comments made to

News published on the website of El Universal July 16, 2010 2:01 pm.

Actually you lost your sense of wonder at the amount of foolishness and nonsense that express these pimps of the U.S. State Department, no one knows who gave them the power to establish itself as the world's policeman and above it address issues in the case refused to be certain, only the powers of authorities in each country. On the other hand, signaling that they should be supplemented Bible "LOOK THE STRAW IN THE EXTERNAL EYE AND NOT SEE THE BEAM IN THE SELF" because first, I believe unequivocally that the country with the greatest number of terrorists hiding in houses and imperial complacency in the world is USA precisely, if not just ask who protects Posada Carriles, for example, also, that country and that government has much more serious internal problems than any other place, 70 million drug, weapons in bulk, dead soldiers in invasions that violate human rights, and stop counting.

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Understanding Reading is just a symptom, not disease

know that a problem in our country is reading, the task undertaken by State agencies or individuals, such as Continental Bank, have taken to address the problem by investing huge amounts training resource for teachers and texts and strategies for developing reading comprehension, which, I fear, have been, for the most part, lost resources.

The approach has been a source error, that a child does not understand what you read is a symptom, not the disease. It is as if tomorrow 5 million children had fever and elevated temperature combatiéramos that cold baths and training to parents and teachers on how to bathe with cold water and how to avoid them cry when we do and what we say to comfort them.

But fever is a symptom, the next day to take it again if we do not attack the disease.

And the disease is obvious: children do not understand what they read because they never read. And above all, at that torture associate reading boring textbooks to memorize and then vomit in the following discussion of a memory that has been enforced and has not received any attraction except a note that means nothing.

The ability to understand what read is installed in our brains as the ability to make kicks or dominated: if you can not do 100 kicks, not that it is gross, they just never practiced. But if you offer to make 200 soles 3000 kicks in 5 months, most likely tomorrow we see on the roof of his house training like crazy, practicing to develop these skills and practice skills that will allow you to fine tune.

The problem of reading comprehension in Peru is a problem of access to books and reading. The children have no books, no libraries and adults living with no reading habit, not everyday reading practices.

The work accomplished since the project has been primarily Recreation to create social conditions for access to a free reading, enjoyable, pleasant and appropriate. The work has paid off, with the National Reading Plan republic newspaper has made that every school in Peru had the responsibility to lead their children into reading.

The group's Republic joined the task last year and has contributed its share in Peru, a revolution deaf and silent, the fruits we shall see in 20 years.

That revolution is that of thousands of awakening young minds to the joy of reading, which is the door key by which a human being inserted into the cultural, scientific, economic and social time.

A society that does not read books in the hands of children is doomed to poverty.

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TC Faults can be used to develop queries until the law is enacted

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Grandez Pedro Castro, director of the Legal Clinic of the Faculty of Law, San Marcos said that the issue of the query involves establishing minimum standards and principles.

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Consultation and development opportunities

Home Ideeleradio .- The decisions of the Constitutional Tribunal (TC) which are referred to the right to consultation of indigenous peoples can serve as a tool to develop this mechanism in some specific cases to the enactment of the law, said Pedro Grandez Castro, director of the Legal Clinic of the Faculty of Law, National University Mayor de San Marcos (San Marcos).

"That is very important because since the media tend to look only the operative part of the TC and does not take into account that the courts are 'high courts' [...] and what matters are the arguments developed in the grounds of judgments, "he said in the program "No law" of Ideeleradio.

"In our case, the interpretation of CT on the Constitution and Convention 169, is relevant in the face of what might be called the minimum standards for the protection of communities and I think some parts can be built from the foundation that is in two or three important statements on the right to prior consultation, transparent and neutral information in the government's case, and respecting the language of [indigenous peoples] " added.

Professor indicated that the issue of consultation involves establishing minimum standards and principles barring no development potential. He argued that foreign investment is not the only one who has to issue a ruling, because this is an issue that involves the government and the representation of indigenous communities.

recalled that a recent international symposium discussed the issue of the constitutional right of indigenous people against mining investment, within an area of \u200b\u200bcollaboration between the Legal Clinic of San Marcos and Boston University, and learned about Canada's experiences and Guatemala.

'experiences were assessed as Guatemala, where mining investment has directly confronted with problems very close to ours, with communities living in the environment, natural resources and where mining investment appears overwhelming and almost with few controls, because of institutional weakness is incapable of putting these minimum capital rules, "he said.

"The subject of the request that he [Shin Imai, a professor at Boston University] discussed in his presentation, showed nuances in different contexts and it seems that the discussion is focused these days on what is the midpoint, if it is an informative consultation, where as, he said, there are models of consultation, a model where you go to an auditorium where you get hats or pens and retires and suddenly the company says it has already made reference. And other models, where there is more dialogue, hand in hand with what the TC said, the point of the consultation is informed consent, reflecting the expectations of those involved in this process, "he said.

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VOTE FOR UNIVERSAL presidents and deans "UNIVERSITY SOLUTION TO THE PROBLEM?

¿Los universitarios deben elegir directamente al rector y los decanos de sus centros de estudios? La ley que lo dispone, aprobada recientemente en el Congreso, genera posiciones divididas. Por un lado, profesores y alumnos la enarbolan como el antídoto a la corrupción enquistada en los órganos de gobierno; y por el otro, las autoridades hablan de politización innecesaria.

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El miedo a la democracia

A Carlos Rodriguez, a student of the tenth cycle of the Faculty of Arts at the University San Marcos, it reeks of politics. He says it is common knowledge among his friends that there is a vicious circle of delegates who held power and exchanging roles when election time is coming. Do not know more. "I'd rather devote twice a week to intern all day in the library to find books for my thesis, is sincere. Therefore, in recent internal elections, tainted their vote, "because I was totally disconnected." Like him, thousands of San Marcos remain unplugged from a highly politicized: the official figures of 2009 (the This year not yet published the Electoral Committee, which is irregular) show that in the case of letters, the list of students who won in the third student received only 12% of the votes (it is estimated that about 80% of Students of this faculty voted flawed or blank). Under these conditions, what kind of legitimacy have student representatives? Does this experience shows that the indirect voting system is hanging by a thread?

therefore surprising, says the sociologist and professor Sinesio Lopez, that the politicization of universities is the main argument those who oppose the law that democratizes Election Authorities of the Peruvian University, passed by the House of Congress on 23 June. As is known, this standard provides students and teachers the opportunity to directly elect-without the intervention of the university assembly and faculty councils, the rector and deans, respectively. Is that, according to Lopez, the universities are already politicized, but covertly. This means that, in research centers such as San Marcos, aspiring deans deploy electoral propaganda and negotiate with the teachers voting in favor and the third student representatives. "With the new law, politics will come to light. Proposals candidates will be known clearly. University are expected to be informed citizens, and that, being more open elections, dropping out of indifference. Small active minority who for years controlled the university will lose its power, "he explains.

Last Wednesday, the president of the National Assembly of Rectors (ANR) and rector of the Universidad Ricardo Palma, Ivan Rodriguez, said at a news conference: "The current system does not makes the election of officers of an election campaign because all primary teachers who qualify are candidates for president, is a caucus system implemented in an assembly. Not that you previously registered and is campaigning for who know, no votes and presents programs conquest. This is the classical scheme of world universities. " While Rodriguez's description does not fit the reality of public universities, it embodies the fear of the possible disruption of academic life that could result in universal elections. Debates, demagogic pledges of the candidates and infiltration of extremists, characterize, according to some university officials, the election of the rector, vice rectors and deans. For advocates of law thing is simple: Ivan Rodriguez and his environment presidents and deans are worried about the future of their jobs.

The consensus for change existed

• The outrage has shown, in unanimous chorus, the National Assembly of Rectors, Education Minister José Antonio Chang, and some opinion leaders, against the law of universal suffrage in universities, in contrast to the optimism with which this proposal was being debated in the education sector a few years ago. Zeno Depaz, director School of Philosophy at San Marcos, remembers that first 2002 during the administration of former Minister Nicolás Lynch, and then between 2005 and 2006, with the support of former Education Minister Javier Sota Nadal, we conducted a series of decentralized forums around the country with the participation of students and university authorities, regional governments and employers.

"In those days it was a consensus regarding the mechanisms of representation in the university were inadequate, thus favoring corruption. The demand universal suffrage was a deeply felt, and most agreed to implement, "he recalls. So why the ministry's official position has changed? "Under pressure from the NRA, which is a kind of union bodies. They defend their own interests: if not, how to explain that, while criticizing the system of universal suffrage, defend the fraud that has just happened in San Marcos "answers Depaz. In fact, the written statement that aired last Sunday principals outlined in paragraph four: "(reject) the attack of which are under national universities of Lima and the provinces and especially the unleashed against the National University of SAN MARCOS and its rector Dr. Luis Izquierdo Vasquez for the abuse he has inflicted on this campaign. " How can the NRA to take a position in favor of Izquierdo if there is still no certainty about the alleged irregularities in the selection of teachers to the university assembly last May (the indictment today investigating prosecutor as the Electoral Committee refused to register a complaint)?

What happens in private?

• The law establishing universal suffrage in the country's universities made the overnight. The Education Committee discussed the Parliament on Tuesday night June 22 and adopted in plenary the following day. For principals, it is not just a standard improvised, but also inconsiderate, did not ask for views on the subject. The fact is that, while limiting the power of governance (reducing the number of members of the university assembly from 114 to 36, the university council from 40 to 12, and the faculty councils, from 20 to 9 ), the newly enacted law is vague on its implementation in private universities (Article 1 speaks of the "Peruvian university" in general). Werner Cabrera, president of the Committee on Education, states that the proposed scheme applies, in addition to the public, universities, non-profit private (Catholic, Lima, San Martin, Pacific) and not those that are constituted as limited companies or companies (UPC, San Ignacio, Peruvian César Vallejo and Wings).

"I advised some congressmen of the Committee on Education, for a matter of political feasibility, the law only deal with public universities. Is that the private sector sees the law as a threat, even if they have to, it is assumed that private universities, non-profit have no owner or, rather, their owners are all members of the university community, "reflects Zeno Depaz. In any event, this meeting of positions can be the starting point to resume the debate on the New University Act (which includes key aspects such as the university ombudsman, the National Council of Universities and programs to boost research), trapped in Congress since 2001. Everyone would like to say, in education, Peru advances.

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32.800 undergraduate and graduate students choose to directly to the new rector of San Marcos in May.

San Marcos 3,500 teachers would vote for the new rector. The final law does not provide the vote of the administrative and graduates.