jorge castaÑeda/ ex secretario de relaciones exteriores de mexico ---segun el analisis que "castaÑeda mexico se encamina a un futuro prometedor. ---en abril aumentó el envío de remesas a mexico procedentes de los estados unidos... y de esta manera, se cumplen siete meses consecutivos en que los envíos de dinero desde el extranjeo registran un alza.---"luis zaragosa" tiene mas informacion. ---a partir de hoy el alguacil de san francisco dejara de cooperar con las autoridades de inmigracion y comenzara a liberar a los inmigrantes indocumentados que hayan sido detenidos por cometer delitos menores.---"michael hennessey" afirmo que su oficina no retendÁ a los indocumentados en la carcel, sino que seÁn citados a comparecer en un tribunal.---hasta ahora, san francisco mantenia en prision a quienes son identificados como indocumentados por la agencia "ice" y estan en espera de ser deportados. ---la policia de oakland arrestó al conductor que presuntamente causó un accidente en la autopista 880 esta madrugada.---al parecer, el auto de "manh tran", de 24 aÑos, golpÓ a dos vehiculos y un camÓn

we've been talking with jorge castaneda, author of "manana forever." >> thank you. >> what are you reading this summer? booktv wants to know.

. >> former mexican foreign minister jorge castaneda has written a new book. i want to start with the subtitle, mexico and the mexicans, where you going? >> basically what i'm trying to do is tell the story of mexico and it's people for an american reader. although i'm also publishing the book simultaneously in spanish and in the united states for spanish-speaking readers in mexico. it's called manana or tomorrow? tomorrow or the day after tomorrow? it's also in mexico in spanish with another version with a different edition which has also just come out this very week in mexico. the purpose is to tell the story mainly to americans, but also to mexicans in the united states and to mexicans in mexico. what story in book? the story of mexicans, who we were, why we are are, and that doesn't work with what the country has become and why we have to change. >> what kind of change? >> basically, it's a national character change. what i try to do here in the book is to take four or five very well detected traits of the mexican national character as described by classic

jorge castañeda/ex secretario de relaciones exteriores de méxico 6:46:00 yo creo que méxico tiene queir cabildeando como lo hizo bajo el presidente fox y como se ha dejado de hacer bajo el presidente calderón a facor de una reforma migratoria integral en los estados unidos, me parece que es un tema muchísimo más importante para méxico que la guerra en contra el crimen organizado, contra el narcotráfico, me parece que es un tema que afecta más mexicanos que cualquier otro.. takevo ---castaÑeda tambin promovi su libro titulado 'maÑana, forever.' cu ---avanza con exito la propuesta de ley que ayudara a estudiantes indocumentados a cursar sus estudios superiores. take vo ---hoy la asamblea estatal de california, aprob la medida ab-131, conocida como "la ley de los sueÑos" por un votacion de 46 a favor y 25 en contra. ---cabe recordar que la asamblea aprob la otra mitad del paquete el mes pasado, la cual permite que los estudiantes sin documentos reciban ayuda financiera privada. take sot juarez dice: "la ab 131 lo que es que amplia la eligibilidad de que ciertos estudiantes indocumentad o

. >> jorge castaneda has written another new book, "manana forever?" it is called. i want to start with the subtitle of this book, mexico and mexicans. where were you going without subtitles because basically what i'm trying to do is tell the story of mexico and its people for an american reader, although i'm also publishing the book simultaneously in spanish in the united states for spanish-speaking readers in mexico. it's a play on words. it's being published simultaneously in mexico in spanish in another version with a different edition which is also just come out of this very week in mexico. the purpose is to tell the story minute to americans but also to mexicans in the united states and mexicans in mexico. the story of who mexicans are. we were, who we are now, and why what we are doesn't really work anymore with what the country has become. and why we have to change. >> what kind of change? >> basically it's a national character change. what i tried to hear in this book is to take four or five very well detected traits of the mexican national character, as de

jorge castaÑeda quien fuera candidato presidencial en mÉxico dice por qué los mexicanos son malos paraial sea lanzado en la que para muchos es una misiÓn imposible. acaba de escribir un nuevo libro en el que trata de encontrar el alma o el carÁcter nacional de los mexicanos. a lo que otros han intentado. estÁ aquÍ con nosotros. gracias por regresar al programa. antes de tratar de entrar en esta misiÓn imposible debe definir cÓmo somos los mexicanos. quisiera preguntarte sobre la reuniÓn del presidente con algunas de las vÍctimas de la violencia. se logra algo con todo esto? >> no creo que vaya a cambiar su estrategia. lo que dijo al salir de la reuniÓn de que es la violencia la que llevÓ o lo obligó a meter al ejÉrcito. demuestra que el sigue. para Él, habÍa una situaciÓn terrible en el paÍs. la violencia es una consecuencia,1 costo que hay que pagar. >> esto no estarÍa ocurriendo? >> se ha demostraron claramente. primero viene el operativo del ejÉrcito. la violencia en mÉxico, toda, homicidios, asaltos, secuestros, todo iba cayendo desde los 90 hasta el 2007. a finales del 2007 cuando

. >> this is c-span book tv talking with jorge castaneda. thank you for being with us. >> thank you. >> the next three hours is your chance to speak with author and professor eric posner. professor of law will speak on the limits of international law, difficulties of a climate change treaty, and the balance between security and liberty. the author of law and social norms and the perils of global legalism. the co-author of several other books including climate change justice and the executive unbound. >> and welcome. this is book tv monthly of their call-in program where we feature one of there and his or her body of work. we are pleased to feature eric pose honor. a law professor at the university of chicago. in fact, we are in chicago at the chicago tribune's printer's row with vast and we are joined by a studio audience as well he will have questions. professor, if we could, start by giving us a snapshot of what you do and what you read about. >> i am a professor of law at the university of chicago. i write about a number of different topi