Chaos: It Has No Plural.

Don't Classify Me, Read Me. I'm A Writer, Not A Genre.

Migration Is An Opportunity, Not A Problem. And In The Sense That It Is An Opportunity, It Goes On To A Bilateral Agreement, Between Mexico And The Us, The Us And The Dominican Republic, Whatever You Wish, And It Has To Be A Multilateral, International Event. I Am In Favor Of An International Union Of Migrant Workers That Really Takes On The Problems That Affect Europe, With The Migrants Coming From Africa, And The Us With The Migrants Coming From Latin America. It Has To Be Considered An International Question, With International Solutions, And With No Problems National Or International.

When We Have A Better, More Social, More Responsible, Less Egotistical, Less Corrupt System, Mexico Will Be Able To Give Work To The Millions Of Mexicans Who Have To Build Our Roads, Dams, Schools, All The Things That Are Left Undone In Mexico While We Have The Manpower. There Is Something Very Bad Going On, On Both Sides Of The Border In Mexico And The Us. But The Worker Is A Worker, Not A Criminal. So, I Am In Favor Of A Solution Such As The Kennedy-mccain Proposals That Make It Clear What Steps Have To Be Taken To Accept The Fact That The Us Needs Foreign Workers.

For Me, Life Without Literature Is Inconceivable. I Think That Don Quixote In A Physical Sense Never Existed, But Don Quixote Exists More Than Anybody Who Existed In 1605. Much More. There's Nobody Who Can Compete With Don Quixote Or With Hamlet. So In The End We Have The Reality Of The Book As The Reality Of The World And The Reality Of History.

The United States Still Thinks That Mexico Is A Nineteenth Century Industrial Society. It Isn't That Any Longer, It Has To Adapt To A New Reality. But We Have A Grave Responsibility In Mexico, Which Is To Give Work To Our Own People. As Long As We Have A System That Denies Work To 50 Percent Of The Population, You'll Have Immigrants Coming To The United States.