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Sermón venusino

En menos de 7 días hay tanto de qué hablar, tanto en qué trabajar, tanto qué criticar. Además la crítica es súper fácil porque basta un poquito de sentido común y lógica, para entender que hasta cuando se pretende hacer bien, se termina haciendo mal. Pero aunque es super fácil encontrar los cabos sueltos, me siento como el perro de la foto, que es así como dubitativo, nostálgico, pensativo, añorando. Como queriendo mandar todo a la chingada y mejor irme a jugar a morder las llantas de los coches que lleguen a pasar por la avenida. No es thug life, pero la tough life. Viendo que no importa lo que haga o piense, siempre querré morder la llanta. "Perro posando para mi foto", - CC by-nc-sa 4.0 Ishiba RO, Flickr Pensamientos cruzados (a veces la queja se da en inglés) Sisi made the Congress to pass a new law and apparently he can stay in power until 2034 and then I thought:---> the world needs desperately a new definition for dictatorship, different of course from ...

This happens in Mexico City

Three activists were arrested just because they were handing out flyers about 25 innocent feral dogs captured by the government that supposedly killed 4 persons (http://www.ohmidog.com/2013/01/14/tests-have-yet-to-incriminate-mexico-city-street-dogs-in-suspected-maulings-at-park/). The same weekend 22 people were killed by organised crime and still there are no suspects, except for the vague entity "organised crime" (http://www.globalpost.com/dispatch/news/regions/americas/mexico/130115/dozens-killed-wave-violence-mexico). Days before, several people were demonstrating against the new Mexican president. Around 100 people were arrested that day and until December 28th all of them were released: "Authorities held the 14 for nearly a month on vague charges of “attacks against the public peace.” The charges carry sentences of up to 30 years in prison and contain ambiguous language that defense attorneys say can allow the government to prosecute dissent as terrorism. Whil...