Thursday, March 3, 2011

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TRUE DEMOCRACY IS NOT WHAT YOU SAID IN THE interpellation of Minister El Aissami (IV)


During the session you will be sent to each Member of a gift, among other things, on the part of women deprived of freedom, actions like These certainly show us a face of prison life that few get to know, you may need the Minister and even those who support this process, focusing their efforts to show their strengths instead of dealing both with the mistakes sterile comparisons the past.

At this point impossible to avoid the speech by Mr William Ojeda as the involvement of Prison Symphony Orchestra which he described as "cartoons", ie that knowing the history of William Ojeda, not the people who tend to demerit the efforts made on behalf of the most vulnerable, so I infer that that term should have been obvious or otherwise treated, it certainly hits like Symphony Orchestra minimal results at the stark reality of our prison system, as is also minimal percentage of the population benefits. However, you can not demerit the wisdom, that at least that seems to have great significance for the stock, while a stimulus for that every day in and out of prisons The prison population is seen as human beings, even beyond the reasons for their detention. Perhaps the Congressman in his impotence with the way the issue has been addressed prison, did not notice that his remarks beyond the attention of the Minister were received as an affront to this group of women that night just showed that the path of humanization if feasible even in a prison system so inhuman as ours. dismiss that success was not way, it was necessary to recognize, but most of rebuke to the Minister to explain Why advanced humanization policy are so slow and so limited effects in reference to the prison population?. Another aspect that seemed to be out of the debate and the Minister Tarek skillfully played as the last letter of the day was the presentation of the draft code of Prisons for consideration by the National Assembly, noting that he was now in the hands of the legislative body approval of the legal instrument that frames the prison rules concerning humanistic perspective. Strangely, no one asked in the Chamber on the fate of the Code of Corrections that was shelved since 2005 and was supposed to be the panacea that would solve the prison crisis.

Anyway I think on this subject should place more emphasis since the "anarchy" that prevails in our prisons is not limited to intramural status but today is a real threat to the already very delicate and growing insecurity that in the country.

Beyond this, in the context of the questioning there was not much space for the proposal, it was necessary to show the country with figures and facts the real situation of our System Prison, squandered an important opportunity to encourage joint efforts of all political, social and government undoubtedly would address this problem effectively, among all the benefit of all.

Beyond the prison situation and an important point that was raised in the House by Rep. Alfredo Osorio Zulia, is referred to impunity. Topic that undoubtedly required to be addressed in greater depth, but given the limitations of time alone is limited to the performance of the judiciary. And actually, no Security Policy later this Government may not achieve its ultimate goal effective participation of the judiciary. The issue of safety goes beyond the numbers, statistics. Certainly, for "government, one death is too" for a mother, son killed by the mob is everything for a family with a father who died in the hands of the underworld is everything ... and for those who have lost However, the least we can hope for is justice.

Unfortunately, our judiciary has shown inability, inefficiency and lack of political will to effectively address its responsibility under public safety.'s Useless to have a forensic effective if the judiciary is not able to ensure that perpetrators of crime who are caught are prosecuted and convicted under the Act and if not, ask the Minister of 150mil lives that has become the crime in our country, How many of its leaders are now paying conviction? , the Minister must handle official figures of how many violators of the law by the CICPC captured in 2010 and brought to the court order have been properly prosecuted and convicted? , as the responsibility of his office goes beyond the capture, prosecution being the essential link between law enforcement and penal action are responsible.

Unfortunately today, the judiciary is largely responsible for the impunity at all levels and spaces, this is one of the main factors leading to crime, that is a fact that the Minister would say, is like the sun ... you can not hide. In this regard, I ask the Minister, if you make the call to the governors and mayors, the opposition, to integrate and cooperate in the implementation of security plans developed by his office Why so far not made a strong call to the judiciary to assume effectively and efficiently its responsibility for the security framework in order to reduce levels of impunity that prevent concrete progress in this area? Surely the Minister would come his way, arguing that there is "autonomy of powers" etc, etc, etc ... but I am sure that many are aware that the joint safety and face a reality like ours should be from each and every one of the areas. Already

end, just to recognize the achievements within the framework of security policies advanced by the MPPIJ, as is referring to the unification of criteria in law enforcement as well as about human orientation and preventive want given to this Policy. However, I would tell the Minister that the intention and commitment toward problems like insecurity, are just the first step to address it, as it requires political will to achieve its aims, it is necessary to fulfill that commitment through concrete actions and effective results begin to be tangible. Many know and understand that the solution to this structural problem can not be short term and equally we are aware of their progress, but the ordinary citizen, who already feel afraid to go to street, the mother not to sleep until their children arrive, those who every weekend are in a morgue looking for a loved one .. these need answering, but especially need the assurance that their government is doing something ... When people were not accountable to a question, or with numbers or statistics .. the people are paying with facts, the effect of their policy will change the tangible when "Sense of Insecurity" by the "Safety Assurance" , when the Venezuelan feel even beyond what a government is inevitable, authorities are willing to do justice.

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Wednesday, March 2, 2011

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My grandfather and money

My grandfather gave me great lessons in business without trying, he was very proud to be a trader. He made his wealth from nothing, wasting away their lives for it, but I was happy telling the stories that led them there.

My grandfather was very aware of what costs money and this had a certain reputation of being "frugal" would also mean a word. Of course there were exceptions, with food, for example, do not skimp on food. "To that extent must be left over," he said. But it was very difficult to get a coin.

When a grandchild or a child dared to ask for money would have to endure a couple of hours while telling how bad business was. One term we give a few pesos to help. No I have ratatouille, repeated.

ever told me how he ran his petty cash, ie the two rolls of bills that he was always in his pants, walked into a money bag, a few small bills. In another few thousand, this is the business money, not mine.

I always thought my grandfather was willing to teach you how to make money, however, none of those asked had the patience to learn it.

Professor William Sahlman of Harvard University says: "More cash is better than less effective. The cash sooner is preferred to cash later. Safe cash is preferable to cash risky. You never run out of cash. "

It was clear to my grandfather, he learned it in a Third World country.

Tuesday, March 1, 2011

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WHAT IS NOT SAID IN THE interpellation of Minister El Aissami (III)

Well continue with the questioning of Minister El Assami ...
on prison all was in rhetoric .. Neither Minister reported back on the prison situation or Deputies approached the prison issue accurately. Rep. Ojeda pointed the critical situation of the prison system in our country, where infrastructure was built prison to house a approximately 17mil inmates, while today occupy about 44mil or so. In fact the situation is dramatic, not only by virtue of overcrowding, but also the unsanitary conditions that have always reign. Another MP said that 60 % of prison population is processed as is, that for sure has not been defined even guilty. Deputy intervention was successful to some extent, for the final considerations, the Symphony Orchestra to brand Prison "cartoons" shrugged off the speech not only serious but also made it clear to me, to lose perspective in the context of a criticism might be counterproductive. The minister for his part noted that in the 4th prisons were considered "poor depots rabble" , in particular, believe that neither it came. However, we recall that reality today, certainly maintains the same sub-human status, state have taken the prisoners and to those who seem not only immune, but also allowed them to convert prisons Operations Center and even some usually become a holiday camp. The situation of armed violence and the level they have reached in prisons creates alarming figures remain at risk the lives of inmates. Beyond the levels of violence, had to ask the Minister Tarek ¿How arming the detainees in our prisons? Who is responsible for the entry of weapons into the prisons? , would have also asked "How is justified that the inmates are better armed than themselves custodians of prisons? But in this situation, the question would be What steps has your office taken by the Prison Authority to disarm the country's prisons?. Another fact, closely linked to the lawlessness that reigns in the nation's prisons is that they now operate as the headquarters of large vehicle theft syndicates and Collection of vaccines, abductions, killings, etc. In response, the question may a little more direct, Why so far not been implemented mobile signal blocker in prison facilities? .

the minister said his office intended to humanize the prison space, I remember it was that one of their banners on taking office. But I think this process requires more than humane intentions, will require politics, but above all a true articulation of the sectors that directly or indirectly involved in this process, understood, security forces, judiciary, administrative staff, etc. For the humanization process is conducted in a proper way effective and necessary to all sincere people the status of private freedom, because no policy can advance without knowing what the real situation of each prisoner, why they are there, how long, if they are repeat offenders, in order a number of aspects that address each case and guide action towards an effective scheme re-education and rehabilitation. On this particular should be asked the Minister How reintegration process forward if they know the key aspects surrounding each individual deprived of liberty? worse, it is clear that when it comes to more than 60% of the prison population has not been tried or are being processed, it is possible that we are responding to cases of inmates who have served more prison time than it would fall under the Act for the alleged crime. So it is very likely that the adjustment of the prison population, contribute, perhaps in very small scale, to reduce the prison population, in addition to a redistribution that allow the reclassification of the prison population meets the required standards effective role in making policies more humane.

But beyond the individual case approach, it is clear that the prison infrastructure is not consonant with the current population there arises another question required for citizens of the Interior and Justice Minister Why in 12 years have built more prisons in the country to meet the needs of the growing prison population?

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