Candido Morales and the
'Office of Mexicans Abroad'
and other annoying Mexican Fifth-Column Pests
This is Vicente Fox's latest offering for leader of Mexico's office of immigrants abroad (read: mass of criminal invaders in the United States). He is a dual citizen. His job is to agitate illegals in the U.S., and to lobby pandering U.S. politicians for benefits for these criminals. He is a fifth-columnist. He replaces the arrogant foreign agent Juan Hernandez, who left after apparently ticking off the Marxist Mexican foreign minister Jorge Castañeda . (Castañeda himself later resigned after the U.S. didn't respond to the orders he constantly barked, but he was quickly replaced by someone equally obnoxious: Ernie Derbez).

Fifth Columnist Mexican

Also see: Meddling Mexicans

Meddling Mexicans
 Noticiero Semanal -- Porterville, Calif. -- April 15, 2004
Mexico stumbles in attempt to give representation to its citizens abroad
With much fanfare the Mexican government in 2002 began to create a network of "advisors" to represent the interests of Mexicans living abroad. -- Most of the advisors are prominent U.S.-based Mexicans. -- But this much-touted network of representatives at the grassroots has a problem... AP Internal Use Only

Meddling Mexicans
 Sierra Sun -- Truckee, California -- April 2, 2004
Maintaining a voice in Mexico [courtesy of a meddlesome Mexican]
...Arnoldo Torres, Northern California's member of the Institute of Mexico Outside of Mexico, addressed 35 immigrant Mexicans Wednesday, who gathered at Truckee Town Hall to express their particular struggles in the Tahoe region. -- Torres, as part of a 100-person advisory commission, will later meet with Mexican President Vicente Fox to relay Northern Californian immigrants' hardships... AP Internal Use Only

Meddling Mexican Thinks he's US President
Vicente Watch
 Washington Times -- March 4, 2004
Intrusive, troublesome Mexicans lobby for invader amnesty
The Mexican government is lobbying U.S. lawmakers and civic leaders for amnesty or guest-worker status for millions of [read: illegal aliens [criminals] now in the United States, working through a coalition of U.S.-based immigration rights associations, Mexican-American organizations and grass-roots Hispanic groups. -- IME President Candido Morales has described efforts to reach out to the Mexican-born population... AP Internal Use Only

Fifth Column Activities
 El Universal -- Mexico City -- January 23, 2004
U.S. migrant groups, local lawmakers praise new proposal
Migrant advocacy groups in the United States and Mexican lawmakers on Thursday said the immigration proposal introduced by U.S. senators on Wednesday was a major improvement on U.S. President George W. Bush's outline for a guest worker program. -- "This proposal is a lot closer to what we have been asking for," said Jorge Mújica, the secretary general of the International Coalition of Mexicans Abroad. AP Internal Use Only

Meddling Mexican Thinks hes US President
 Knight Ridder Newspapers -- Novmber 5, 2003
Meddling Mexican claims his invaders a 'shared responsibility'
..."This is the first time that the issue, inherent to our regional reality, is being addressed by the governments of the United States and Mexico from a perspective of shared responsibility, not as a problem, but as a complex phenomenon that entails major opportunities for the two countries," he [the annoying Mexican president] said. [An invasion isn't a 'complex phenomenon', it's a provocation] -- [Candido Morales chimes in] [The utter arrogance of the obnoxious Mexican Fox is beyond belief.] AP Internal Use Only

Arizona Daily Star -- December 25, 2002
Reconquista Isabel Garcia confirmed as agent for corrupt Mexican government
Two local attorneys will form part of a 100-member council created by Mexico's government to represent Mexicans living in the United States. -- Isabel Garcia and Jose Lerma will be among the council members, all of whom are U.S. residents. Their main duty: to advise the Mexican government on the needs of its approximately 9.5 million native sons and daughters in this country...

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