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El sistema de justicia que condenó a los Cinco: La ley contra el inocente

La injusticia cometida contra los Cinco resulta patente para todo el que lea las actas del juicio o los artículos de Ricardo Alarcón recogidos bajo el título “Los héroes prohibidos” (1). “Gerardo [uno de los Cinco] –señala Alarcón- es quizás la única persona condenada a morir en prisión por un ‘crimen’ que no existió, con el que no tuvo relación alguna y del cual el acusador reconoció carecer de evidencias”. La sobresaturación del sistema judicial estadounidense es una de las causas de su colapso. Con 2, 300, 000 presos, la cifra más alta del mundo, que se eleva a cerca de 7 millones si se cuentan los ex-convictos y los que permanecen libres pero sujetos a ciertos tipos de libertad condicionada, el sistema está a punto de estallar; síntoma alarmante es el anuncio de la gobernación de California de que próximamente se verá obligada a poner en libertad a miles de presos porque carece de recursos para sustentarlos. La mayoría de los casos que competen a los tribunales (más del 90 %) tienen que resolverse mediante negociaciones entre el fiscal y el acusado o su representante, porque no existe capacidad en el sistema para el número de juicios que, de otro modo, tendrían que celebrarse. Inherente a este procedimiento es el hecho de que, con frecuencia, un inocente se ve forzado a declararse culpable de un cargo menor para evitar ser condenado por otro de mayor gravedad; y con frecuencia también, un culpable recibe una condena menor de la que merece o queda libre a cambio de admitir su culpabilidad o acceder a testificar contra sus cómplices. Este procedimiento, que forma ya parte estructural de la maquinaria jurídica norteamericana, es un verdadero cáncer del sistema, una fábrica que convierte masivamente a inocentes en culpables y a muchos culpables los exonera por cooperar con la fiscalía. La corrupción alcanza a los más altos niveles. En estos días, por ejemplo, crece en todo el país un movimiento que pide la renuncia de un miembro de la Corte Suprema de Justicia, el magistrado Clarence Thomas. El 19 de junio el New York Times denunció los nexos existentes entre el juez y Harlan Crow, influyente activista texano de ultraderecha (2). Crow es uno de los mayores contribuyentes de la derecha recalcitrante. Se ha revelado que donó $500,000 a Ginni Thomas, esposa del honorable juez, para actividades políticas relacionadas con el “Tea Party”.

Restaurant Cleaning Maintenance and Upkeep | Commercial Cleaning ...

Launching and operating your very own restaurant is not exactly the same thing as starting your home business from your kitchen table where you invest a couple of thousand dollars and initially work a few hours a day. No matter how small your restaurant is, you have probably invested many thousands of dollars in your restaurant business.

A significant portion of the investment is allocated to the acquisition of restaurant equipment. Since commercial kitchen equipment is expensive, you need to take additional care to ensure that it keeps humming at all times and never breaks down when your restaurant is brimming beyond capacity with a waiting line that extends far into the parking lot. Here are a few proactive steps you can take to keep your cash registers clinking even when there is standing room only space at your restaurant.

Cleanliness is Godliness

Using restaurant equipment that is not clean and well-maintained means that you are compromising on the hygienic standards you are expected to maintain at your commercial food service operation. This brings up not just moral but also legal issues. Clean and nutritious food cooked on clean kitchen equipment is one way of inviting your restaurant guests to return for an encore.

Cleaning Restaurant Equipment that Runs on Electricity

Electric Appliances at your Food Service Facility

Before you clean electric appliances, unplug all the electrical connections and then clean the equipment. Make sure that water does not go inside the coil of the equipment. In case water goes inside the coil, wipe it well with a soft dry cloth until the coil dries properly. We recommend that you not use harsh abrasive detergents while cleaning the equipment. It is important that you closely follow the guidelines mentioned in the user manual that you received when you purchased the equipment.

Cleaning Kitchen Products and Accessories that do not Run on Electricity

You should gently rinse, wash and clean non-electric equipment such as utensils, cookware and cutlery with either a premixed solution of soap and water or a mild detergent specially made for this purpose. Thoroughly rinse all the equipment with clear water, and then sterilize the utensils like serving bowls, dishes, plates and spoons. Take special care when cleaning kitchen knives. If you use a knife block, wash it at least once a week in mild soapy water since the slide compartments tend to get clogged quickly. So that there are no water stains on your kitchen appliances, serving dishes, cutlery and accessories, dry them soon after washing by using a soft towel. Check the labels before using your dishwasher to clean these kitchen products. Not everything in your restaurant kitchen can be loaded into your dishwasher for cleaning purposes.

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