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Migration is a characteristic of the human race. Man moves, and then moves again, for a Latin Mass thousand reasons: floods, famine, conquest, persecution and subjugation, economic opportunity. Anthropologists tell us that the earliest traces of human activity show evidence of people coming, planting, building, and then vanishing, perhaps to some better place, taking their culture with them and leaving evidence of it behind them. Perhaps every migration is different, but the hope for something better appears common to them all.
Once over lunch in Buenos Aires I asked my host Guido Soaki Ramos, Where are your people from? Tucuman, he replied. I know that, but everyone who is not what we call a Native American is from some European country. Indeed, Buenos Aires has been called the most European city in the world, Guido replied. I dont know my people have been here for over 400 years. I have a Spanish home and I speak Spanish, that ought SSPX to give you a hint.
But you also speak English and German, I objected. I could have added that Soaki was also steeped in classical Greek and Roman philosophy, and conversant with modern political theory from Hobbes to John Rawls. We were bonded not only by our common philosophical outlook, but by our love of wines from his native Mendoza. Continue Reading