President Bush has spent the past six days in Central and South America pushing his view that what he calls free trade is the solution for millions who live in poverty south of our border.

—Lou Dobbs, CNN

... Now almost a decade and a half later, the United States has lost a million jobs as a direct result of NAFTA, manufacturing wages in Mexico have declined, and illegal immigration to the United States, primarily from Mexico, now poses a national crisis for both nations. And instead of investing hundreds of billions of dollars in our hemisphere, corporate America has carried out the greatest transfer of wealth and knowledge to Communist China in the history of nations.

—Lou Dobbs, CNN

MEXICO CITY - Hundreds of demonstrators marched to the U.S. Embassy in Mexico City on Tuesday, attacking riot police with concrete blocks, metal bars and firecrackers and tearing down barricades to protest the visit of President Bush. [...]

Several protesters were arrested or injured, one with blood pouring from his head.
The demonstrators burned U.S. flags and waved banners with slogans against the U.S. president, such as one which said: 'Bush you are not welcome in Mexico. Go to Hell.'

—AP

US President George W. Bush on Monday visited Guatemala where he discussed immigration and went sight-seeing at a Mayan site, as violent protests continued to dog his goodwill tour of Latin America.

Several people were injured as about 1,000 protesters, some armed with machetes, clashed with police outside the National palace where Bush held talks with President Oscar Berger.

—Gulf News

Indigenous Guatemalans said on Monday they would hold a spiritual cleansing rite after US President George W. Bush visited the sacred Iximche Mayan ruins. [...]

Four were detained by police, according to the protesters, who said they would undertake the cleansing ritual to remove "bad spirits and bad energy" left by Bush at Iximche, 90km west of Guatemala City. Bush and his wife Laura visited the site with Guatemalan President Oscar Berger and his wife Wendy Berger.

—Gulf News

People in Guatemala are explicitly crossed with Bush over his administration's recent decision to crackdown on the Latin American migrants living and working in America.

On Tuesday U.S. migration agents detained nearly 500 illegal migrants for possible deportation, which left over 250 children without their parents, the Xinhua reported.

—Press TV

The Uniter Not A Divider is finally fulfilling his Great Work of bringing the world together with one voice. I do not think, however, that he will care for what that voice is saying. He can ignore it for now, with the help of his fancy toasts and prescribed calm. But it won't be long before the tiny man's eardrums are deafened with the collective call for justice.

Just a couple more tours is all it will take.

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