In the article published yesterday on the report struck me that the reporter Frank McCourt writes:
Recognizes That The Task Force, if ADMITTED Were Puerto Rico as a State, the Inglés Would Need language to play a central role in the daily life of the island - As it does today.
I thought it was a mistake and that what he meant was "Not as it does today." But it seems that what we want is for the "Beyond" believe in the lie promoted by the administration of Fortuño of Puerto Rico that are bilingual and they can all read the newspaper that published the news.
is obvious that if Puerto Rico was admitted as a state (only credible science-fiction) English would become the main language, as it is in all U.S. states. But I do not know where he gets Raúl Colón that today English is a central part of daily life of the island, with all that is taught from elementary school. That has mayors who have signs in English does not eliminate the fact that less than 40 percent of the population knows the language and so the films must be subtitled in English in theaters, programs or movies English are dubbed into local television and even in Guaynabo City English is spoken. Not even know English mayors, legislators and elected by the party seeking statehood for the island. Remember the famous letter in English (in March last year) NPP Sen. Roberto Arango Congress riddled with errors of any kind or excuse to put the Representative Jorge Navarro after leaving a video fondling a woman in a party in Kentucky.
Before I say I am against that speak English, I should clarify that I support the promotion of English as a second language and to finally find a way to teach it properly to handle it more Puerto Ricans. Not because it is the language of the nation to which we subject but because it is the most important language in the world today. More than anything it is the language of half of our population in the Diaspora Boricua.
As the famous report itself, I agree with the statement made by Elco Lao in his blog and Ramón López on yours.
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