A spokesperson of the campesinos said "Esto fue sólo una probadita" which translates into "This was just a little taste." A leader of the campesinos said that the problems in the farms are now more profound than an ordinary crisis.

One yelled loudly, "¡ya estamos cansados de esperar soluciones que no llegan!" ("We are tired of waiting for solutions that never come!")

After the storming of the Mexican Congress, the campesinos, last night, divided themselves into groups and headed to form encampments in front of the headquarters of the Bancomer, Banamex, Banorte and Fovi banks. Mexico could be headed for another full blown armed revolution. If it was not for immigration to the U.S. of many Mexican workers, the pressure on the economic and political system of Mexico, would have long ago caused a national explosion.

Mexican workers in the U.S. are now sending over 12 billion dollars a year of their wages to their families in Mexico.

Many Mexican analysts blame this situation on the economic globalization policies of the USA and its support by the Fox Administration. Also, many analysts point to the immense external debt that Mexico owes to the international money lenders.

Argentina is now totally bankrupt because of its 30 billion external debt. The country can not even pay the yearly interest payments and the death of children of hunger is becoming more common.