Alain!

You've nailed it.

I have dual citizenship. Whenever I travel I choose not Spanish passport.

Why? Well, just in case. I do not feel protected abroad by Spain.

A hug and good trip to Vietnam, q sure you'll love.

Hello Alain!

Too bad we go ... I'm nervous and angry. I'm following the news through the Italian Embassy, ​​a group of Italians on Facebook, twitter and American Ambassador. Although in other ways, we must stay informed.

A greeting and encouragement!

The last phrase is EPIC. Alain FTW.

because I live in the prefecture of Iwate and have not been in contact with me, so supogo who assume that I'm fine.
In short, efficiency Spanish.
I am content to be fine.

A friend of mine in Ibaraki, one of the most disadvantaged areas, has still not received any calls from the embassy, ​​and no provision of help from them. Although I live in Kyoto, and nothing has arrived here, I see that the Spanish embassy leaves much to be desired!

Besides, I was trying to call the embassy for his "emergency phone" and have not had service of any kind. Oddly enough when my classmates were able to communicate in Tokyo!

It will have to do something about it!

I will send an email this manhana criticizing the same and have not been answered yet

In the end only serves the embassy to go to eat a ham anho

I smelled something would happen. When the conflict began in Libya, the Spanish had to be evacuated by Portuguese ships and planes, because the government did not send anyone.

This is Spain ....

Is the first time I comment on your site and I still long
I am glad you are well and good luck
thanks for this information where you see the spirit of the Spanish embassy worker

Veees already! Above a friend calling to ask about things and nobody caught the phone or anything ... the last sentence Buenisima e__e where they will walk? XD

Alain surprise you.
The Embassy of Spain is like Spain, do nothing.
I was once asked, and the overall picture was of "the law of minimum effort."
I thought the embassy officials would be more workers than their compatriots in Spain.
In finally .... I prefer "Spain is different"

Where will walk? telling lies as always, no wonder that in Spain things are so bad, earthquakes Aque no need to make everything of worth, and over the smart and feisty jente we will gridding out. Alain encourage very good the last sentence if Mr.. Even I do not think any Spanish newspaper published what you said is it?

I live in Tokyo and me have not been contacted in any way. But as can be as drifters in these situations!

What you expect from a banana republic like this!!

The diplomatic corps and workers live like kings in eternal vacation (only in Spanish are to leave for the World)

Tiria country.

What no one complaint is that both alainkun as kirai as some Japs in facebooks (coincidentally all are safe and that no family is affected) are using to advertise your blog or otherwise traffic aunmentar and friends their feed.
I feel wretched catastrophe using the excuse to do things like that. And do not say a book like kirai, I set out one of us "I in the earthquake of Japan"
Finally, those who really are concerned about Japan that we are left watching the news ...

How shameful it seems. Who knows if in 16 days I have tickets to go as a tourist ......... suddenly I feel unprotected.

@ Duntrop: the trolls were on vacation these days ... Look for them to be waiting for you ...
Seriously, if you're so fucking "advertising" (which actually are only links to what they have seen during the earthquake, and that's what bloggers have told ALL residents in Japan) because of facebook and delete them point.

Maxo ... that the embassy were the first in the country pirarse xxd

Hi all,
I spent two years in Tokyo, and while I'm in Switzerland get messages from the French Embassy in Tokyo. I'm putting on my blog to keep informed as well as Spanish friends that are there. Like someone serves, if only to contrast information.

What a most serious form of neglecting their duties, they should fall heads in shame!!

as hinted in the news, they contacted everyone, including dijero they were all safe

1 - The resident lives in an area, a priori equally seriously affected by the earthquake and tsunami.

2 - The embassy has a duty to try to contact the citizens of the danger area as long as they know the situation, not citizens around the country.

Stupid sensationalism

I know someone who works at the embassy espaniola and told me that they have fatal or even worse ...

Hello! I am one that follows your blog in a while and start commenting today.

My embassy really lacks a complete record, but have been struggling to find and contact other countrymen in Japan. Although I commented that the local media in my country have said that "all" we are well ... not what those "all", I think it is more a figment of the media or the ministry of foreign affairs ...

I believe that the earthquake has affected the entire country, but north-east than the rest. In addition to the tsunami. Then there are nuclear plants, which is a very serious matter, and only if the embassy has contacted the victims of the earthquake, not the rest, it seems that does not work well.

And then there is the issue of concern for citizens, why say that 2000 Spanish live in japan and have contacted them and they are all well?
Lies, should complain to the embassy and the ministry concerned, all because they are ignoring their obligations.

The rest of Embassies in Japan, of which have been news in the media, it seems that they have done much better.

Just published an article in the newspaper "The Guardian" but not with these ...

http://www.lavozdegalicia.es/mundo/2011/03/14/00031300089508401901336.htm

Hello!
Aguien says Spanish media will reflect not the neglect of the embassy ... not if you serve a lot, but I've reached this blog through Voice of Galicia. And I have not seen any other newspaper that mentions this "forgetfulness" of the embassy ...

Spanish embassies are historically the worst of the worst, always the same, I had an accident in Morocco and left us hanging, sort of the Dutch. Useless and inept.

This country is a complete disaster in every way ... if you have opportunity to speak with the digital newspaper épais directly to this e-mail, send the complaint there and published.

participacion@elpais.es

Regards and good luck

I totally agree with you. I do not know any Spanish in Japan with which it has tried to contact the embassy. we assume q well have taken it very well, but zero contact ....

Good
For some time a Spanish boy in Tokyo was asking for support to send a letter to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, to complain about the Embassy of Spain in Tokyo ... certainly no respuesta.Muy enterasteis I am sure many do not, others will not and others interested gave them something to do something, then you would have as well problems with the embassy alli.Por one reason or another, this guy at the end of his letter drafted by himself and envio.Y think that's what you ought to do ... to this day, this guy does not call it the embassy for quite nada.Ni know if it was good, bad, or no signs of life, for to see if there was a ...
But then, I suppose like nothing happened, then neither will you do anything, we are in the culture that we complain, or others who complain that I have no time ...
A greeting

I was contacted by my embassy (which is not Spanish) on Friday at midnight (the earthquake happened in the afternoon) to ask if we met it. I do not live in Tokyo, nor live in any of the affected areas.

I understand your anger and your countrymen. (I should clarify that my mission does not belong to the first world, as in Spain in my country, government effectiveness leaves much to be desired, but at this point, I have to say, are working).

I have received emails from my university in Spain and the one here (I live in Kyoto, nothing happened and everything is working normally ...) so as to confirm it was fine. And so I come to realize that even I had heard of the embassy nor they me. In fact, I have a comment on my facebook about it.
Is that you live in areas not affected does not mean anything ... a month ago I was traveling in Sendai, I have colleagues here in Kyoto right now are also traveling, etc..
Overall, I called this morning to the embassy in Tokyo and the line was busy. I called after the consulate in Osaka and I just attended in japonésXD ... at least, grotesque.

Unfortunately this government and all its bureaucratic machinery works to feel sorry, only dedicated to putting your hand to make ends meet. Thank you very much for making us reach Alain reality, because in Spain has been repeated ad nauseam that "the little Spanish colony in Japan is well" and "that has contacted all residents in Japan."

More and more it worries me, as was seen during the riots in Egypt the serious flaws in the embassy on these issues, it is seeing the same in Libya and also now in Japan. This involves putting a plugged in and cronies in public institutions.

XD .. laughing ... That Asquith gives Spain

From everything that happened, that is, from start, eh hardly followed here lso media, Spain, because you can not trust. They say things as they exit the fig. Thanks for the info, is another proof.

I guess you are all registered at the Embassy as residents or visitors, right?

If you're registered you can forget that you contact at all, simply do not exist.
If, however, if you're registered, then it is true that people are contacting.

In any case much encouragement and hope that earthquakes tranquilzando go every day.

Alain, I'm Alberto (Tsukuba).

I live in Ibaraki and the Embassy of Spain in Japan sent me an email on 12/03 at 10:30, that's less than 24 hours. When I replied and then turned to writing to provide information about the other Spanish at the University of Tsukuba I know.

This news is so true http://www.elmundo.es/elmundo/2011/03/13/espana/1300016503.html

Perhaps contacted me because he lived in a prefecture that has suffered more damage than Kanto. In Tokyo, the earthquake has not caused many problems, that they could estimate the embassy While working there. It is likely that the embassy tried to contact first with the Spanish in dangerous areas north of the country.

For what is usually typically the embassy of Spain, try to contact the next day by the morning seems timely intervention.

A greeting.

It's your word against the government.

Do not think you have the absolute truth.

Dude, I was a couple of times at the Embassy of Mexico and one in Spanish. In Mexico (it is true that I have 4 friends who work there) I can attest that strive to help you, even me I am not a Mexican citizen. In contrast, in Spanish, was ashamed to tell my friends that this was the embassy of my country. Everything was a problem and passed me like shit. Also I hardly knew you or not reported, which procedures do or what papers to apply for certain procedures. So will this country

I lived a while in Peru, and found this nice behavior of the Spanish Embassy.
My friends who went to live in Mexico, I have told similar stories with the embassy there. Apparently, the Spanish diplomatic corps, as good officers on duty, do not do well this work. They are equally tired in the country they are.
In Peru, I had problems and went to make a complaint, I was pretty angry, and I found that the officer on duty, instead of working, was offended, he turned and left me with the word in the mouth. He had a policeman come to take action on the matter. Help me take things in stride and then helped me put a complaint against tipeja in question ... (which for what will be served and nothing all is one).
In short, it appears that our embassy in the world, does everything but work for the "own"

And then complain that the Catalans do embassies apart (do not know why, because we pay so little money that the state steals). No wonder this country full of disgust vague (especially in Andalusia and Extremadura that we have to pay for everything), politicians and others go so painful. The only solution INDEPENDENT CATALAN!!

@ CristoMC: still see blogs as it is as close as you'll see japan

oh no! apology is to the island of Honshu moved 2.40 meters Pillate a pair of binoculars can spot something that might please

uncle have no idea what he's talking up the jhonny guy so read carefully and post comments on posts not on the meeting which in part also has some reason in tokyo just spent nothing and give them as gods of Spain and see what they have gone from one that is not wakaruka?

I'm going to quickly explain Spanish residents in tokyo = a shit for no eye SPAIN I am criticizing is the MAS we are here Spain Spanish themselves poop on a stick poked it to outsiders as you see. not care less.

The Kanto area have suffered damage and just wanted a helicopter and private jet to go home?

wake up and go down to the ground senseless!

it still sees the blogs and facebook that you are the boss!

I am a legal resident and registered for nearly three years at the embassy. I live in Yokohama, but I caught the travel earthquake in Fukuoka (not felt) but only three days before he was in Tohoku. Need to worry about all residents in the country given the capabilities and requirements of travel that is in Japan.

Moreover, I tried to get in touch with them to confirm it was okay and there was no way to contact (not called the emergency number because I had no emergency).

In addition, the delay in showing some useful information I found regrettable. It takes very little to write, approve and publish four lines reassuring (or not).

Count on me for anything you need.

@ Hanakusso:
1, I need to see with binoculars Honshu, but I (and many people who read your comment) will need a microscope to read your post without commas or periods (which may be)
2 º I recommend (and I'm sure Alan too) that you go through blogs @ zordor @ ikusuki @ kirai (yes, Hector Garcia, who at no time they give to God in the post, or I do not see where ... )
3 When you learn to write coherent and logical comment telling me something ... while still looking at blogs and facebook's YOU if you're a boss ...

PS: I say you comment on the blog (with that I hope you mean the entry itself) and yet you directly about my own commentary on irony and exaggeration ... well ...

PD2: Sorry desilucionarte but Spanish bloggers living in Japan, have more relevance than you think, especially with the thousands of videos to catch them on TV ...

PD3: Hanakusso = Duntrop?, Oh and I forget, I'm not defending anyone, just let in evidence pointless comments ...

Hi all s,
Yo estoy en España, pero en 4 meses voy a Japón “de viaje de novios”. Estoy indignada de la información que aportan los periódicos y embajada sobre la situación del país y sobretodo de los españoles que ahora mismo se encuentran allí, realmente no sé que es lo que me voy a encontrar cuando llegue. Lo peor de todo es que España de momento se lava las manos en tema de ayudas hacia Japón “me parece vergonzonso”. Si puedo ayudar a alguien desde aquí, solo tenéis que decirlo y haré todo lo posible por ayudaros “aunque no sea de mucho” . Saludos y ánimos a todos aquellos que estáis allí.

Pues lamento deciros que aquí, en España siguen diciendo que estáis todos contactados, como lo ha afirmado el embajador en Tokio:

Espero que volváis a la normalidad cuanto antes y que todo vaya lo mejor posible…

A greeting

I understand the anger (much) but I think as Albert, who may have tried to contact the residents closest to the scene of the tragedy (although from what I see, they forgot a few).
In my case, I live in Utsunomiya (Tochigi) and called me on 12 at 7:30 to see if we were okay and needed anything. Then I have been receiving mails.
But it is wrong have not contacted each and den of course we are all well.

Jolines who are evil-minded. We are Spanish pussy!
Let's see, the embassy, ​​if you need to contact, contact, but pa what?. If you are alive, they're alive, you can call. If not ... pa what, if you can not talk ... these also, are resting in peace .....
By Ferran: Neng, stop looking at you and awakens your navel! Vague that they moved to the northeast, but ask him to Carod. And we can be proud of our embassies, go see if you fix something. And on top as you talk in Catalan you look bad, even more, in Montreal and do not speak French, you take clear ..... So if you are in the bureau, which is never. Wake up and go see some of the world, which makes you lack ...

Here is another resident of Chiba Prefecture which had contact with the embassy to say he was right, I hallucinate the effectiveness of other embassies as mejicana or American, the number of residents in Japan far exceeds the Spanish, and they have done a great job contacting all residents!
Is that of "Spain is different" is true, only took 3 months here and now I'm realizing lots of things in Spain ...
Besides the Spanish media, especially the BBC, have exaggerated a lot all you are saying, and that the only thing this has done is scare my family in Spain, to have said that Chiba has been an explosion of a central nuclear explosion when he was a recipient of the Tokyo Gas Company ...
I hope everyone finds you doing well and much encouragement!

As always seems the Spaniard is going there to the soup kitchen but when it comes currar what happens happens. The most serious I do not think so, I think we all know that is so, but then Here they fill your mouth saying that everyone is right, I should know by infused knowledge.
I have taken the liberty of passing on the link back elmundo this entry Alain, I hope you do not mind. See if you do a little case and put them face flushed. It is good to pretend, less talk and more action.

EYE! RADIOACTIVE LEAK DUE TO THE EMBASSY OF FRANCE HAS ALL THE FRENCH evacuated Kanto. DIPLOMATIC STAFF has moved to Osaka and are repatriating ALL THE COLONY FROM OSAKA.

We passed the same. Go Panda! We arrived on Sunday and no one contacted us, despite everything said in the news from Spain. They have our phones, because when entering the country do you fill. We were in Hiroshima when it happened, so it did not affect us, but they did not know whether we were right or not. Only 3 residents worried of course, what about the rest?, We could be touring around. We began to call the embassy on Friday afternoon, no one showed signs of life, appeared a voicemail saying that only worked Monday through Friday from 9 to 12 and llamáramos emergency call to another phone. That phone call, Friday afternoon, all day Saturday and Sunday morning before turning, all that was said that answering the person you were trying to talk was driving or in an area where there was no coverage. Is this normal?. Also tried by email, on Saturday morning I sent an email and did not answer until you are in Spain on Sunday. Ah, thanks, but we're good. This is outrageous!

S Hi everybody, this is the news they are giving today in Spain:

Radiation around the plant has come to exceed ten thousand times the legal limit. The situation has created great concern in the country, the television announcers repeated messages straight out of a B movie about a nuclear catastrophe: "Close the windows, no ventilation and use clothes at home tending." About 200,000 doses of iodine (which help protect the thyroid from the effects of radiation) have been distributed and the population. Meanwhile, the French Embassy in Japan has advised its nationals living in Tokyo do not go outside because the wind blowing towards the capital could push radioactive particles there. At about five o'clock (Spanish time) had been detected in small amounts of radiation in Tokyo, Kyodo warned.

I attached the link in case you want to see the whole story:

Greetings and encouragement

I live in Saitama, and the embassy is not in contact with me. q is a shame to put all over the news q ALL Spanish in Japan are fine when they do not. I would have q and q have a website where you can explain what is happening q, measures to take, ect. Thank you very much and I encourage

Re crest again
To my all all, it seems outrageous that an embassy, ​​do not worry about all its citizens .. that happens is that as they do not live in the area, means that are not there? Come on, that's the dodgy logic of the official to work less or in the case of the Embassy of Spain the least.
It is true that in Tokyo there was no tsunami or serious injury, but broke off some facades and if it fell to a Spanish head? But of course, such as Tokyo and nothing happened, because to me it seems very llamar.Que While saying that we who have to call, but it turns out that the embassy officials, they pay for that, and if I find I have to get to all my friends and then call the embassy to save job and spread around as salary, that comes to movies.
On the other hand, the consul in the news that happen in Spain says the radiation levels are minimal, you have to do what he commands the Japanese government, close windows, not out in the rain, do not hang washing out, but the guy says nothing, that in case things get ugly, we will help but the embassy repatriar.Sin France, and began to take their nationals and to recommend the quick exit of the country ... is that we , we have a consultant that and nothing are the same thing .. that sucks!

The website does not work is m to the embassy website does not work http://www.maec.es/subwebs/Embajadas/Tokio/es/home/Paginas/home_tokio.aspx

It's more the ambassador and his family are in Espanha insurance that does not answer

Hello,
From what I've been reading, France is evacuating its nationals for the Osaka airport. What you said if anyone is able and wants to leave Japan I think I can do it there. Greetings.

Ferran, and you better. I will not respond to insults, but do not think this is space to insult anyone, do not know what is so mad and so angry, really.

Mizuka, what you're saying on the front, that I could just have happened to me, 5 minutes before the start of the earthquake was on the terrace taking blankets and futons to air them, and began to come in and sit the earthquake, and see well as a tile falls in the same place where I was on the terrace above ...
Imagine that for anything I have fun and go a little later ... probably would not be here contandotelo ...

Well look you ... but of course, since you were not in zone 0, the embassy does not care about you ... have to see ....

Hola de nuevo, acaban de decir por la tele que la embajada española ya está preparando un plan de emergencia para trasladar a todos los Españoles que en estos momentos se encuentren en Japón “a ver si es verdad que hacen algo, xque vaya tela….”.
También quiero comentaros, que me he puesto en contacto con el programa “España en directo” para explicar mas o menos lo que os está sucediendo para que le metan caña a la embajada “a lo mejor no sirve de nada, pero mas vale intentar presionar de alguna manera ”, y la chica me ha facilitado su teléfono, para que alguno de vuestros amigos/familiares que están en España se puedan poner en contacto con ella para contar vuestra situación: 680 51 40 93. Saludos a tod@sy ánimo.

Compartiendo desde Seattle para ver si se les cae la cara de vergüenza.

Animo y cuidado por allí.

Mamen, que ellos preparen los planes que quieran, que la gente no se va a ir de aqui como no vea muy mal la cosa… y ademas dudo mucho que la gente vuelva a España, mas de uno nos iriamos a otros paises cercanos creo yo.

estoy de turista en japon,me regreso el 21 de abril, me gustaria estar mas informada de lo qeu pasa como se llama el grupo de italianos que esta en facebook.yo me encuentro en osaka. thanks

Bueno la verdad es que hace tres dias estoy llamando y nada la verdad soy de sagamihara y no se si puedo contar con ellos

Ni me sorprende que no se hayan puesto en contacto con vosotros, porqué sera….

Hola Draken, supongo que eso será opción de cada uno. De momento por las noticias que van dando parece que la cosa en fukushima está empeorando, aunque no saben decir hasta que punto. Ojalá tengáis suerte y puedan controlar lo de la radiación. Greetings.

@Raul que dices que es su palabra contra la del gobierno… Pues, personalmente, me fio más de la palabra de este compatriota que de la de este gobierno mentiroso y manipulador. Y como yo, cada vez más.

Hello, I am Spanish and I live in Osaka, and this morning I called the embassy and so far had not been in touch with me.

The information and recommendations they have are the same as yesterday.

It would be nice to have a place to learn, as the media in Spain are going around with a filter that gives enough yuyu sensational.

At the moment we are calm in Osaka, but the days and the situation does not improve.

Hello, yesterday I do not know if anyone saw, but 24H TVE channel came a Spanish woman who is at 180km of the Central and gave the feeling of being desperate.
Commented (distressed) that hardly leaves the house, which is covered in case (recommendation from the Japanese government) suoermercados empty outages etc not know ...

The most incredible was that wants to leave the country with his two sons to Spain, but who had tickets for 5,000 € and they could not pay, besides the SPANISH EMBASSY had not contacted them just sent them an email saying: NO traveling in Japan, the woman said, BUT IF I'M IN JAPAN GENTLEMEN!
Pedia ayuda al gobierno de España para que la sacasen, pero la señora de Exteriores está de visita en los paises árabes.

Señora TRINIDAD JIMENEZ menos visitas y no vaya de abanderada de democracia en los paises arabes Y saque a los españoles de Japon (quien quiera vamos) y flete un par de aviones !!!!

A parte de este cabreo, mi viaje de este año a Japon se ha ido al traste (segun mi agencia de viajes) y he recibido un correo de NHK WORLD que si quereis poder ayudar os dejo aqui la info:

Si desea hacer donaciones en efectivo para ser distribuidas directamente
a los damnificados por el desastre, sirvase ver la pagina web de la Cruz
Roja de su pais o la Cruz Roja Japonesa. Tambien las Embajadas del Japon
ha abierto una cuenta bancaria especial para el deposito de
contribuciones financieras. Por favor, comuniquese con la Embajada del
Japon de su pais.

Cuenta especial de la Cruz Roja Japonesa

Bank Name: Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation
Name of Branch: Ginza

Account Number: 8047670 (ordinary account)
SWIFT Code: SMBC JP JT
Name of Beneficiary: The Japanese Red Cross Society
Beneficiary Address: 1-1-3 Shiba-Daimon Minato-ku, Tokyo, Japan

All funds received in this account will be transferred to the Committee
Distribution, which is formed around local government
prefectures affected by the disaster and to manage the
distribution of funds.

I know exactly what you are going through the Spanish who live in Tokyo and so distorted the news come to Spain. I find it incredible handling and tabloid sensationalism that is given to the misfortunes that happen to live in a country ...

I say this because I'm Spanish living in Mexico City for 8 years. In April 2009 announced an epidemic of influenza to which they gave the name of A-H1N1. True, the early days, we were a little scared because we did not know well what happened or how serious the matter. However, from my point of view, the Mexican government acted quickly and told us early on what steps we should take health and hygiene.

When I say "early days", I am speaking from April 23 (when it announced the epidemic outbreak) to May 5 (coinciding with a major bridge that was from 1 May, it was decided to close many public places restaurants, cinemas, shops, etc. However, all supermarkets and pharmacies were open and normally supplied. All that is over sooner or later were the masks or masks and antibacterial gel.

Mi familia y mis amigos me llamaban angustiados: “Pero qué está pasando en México que la gente se muere en las esquinas, dicen que caen como pajaritos”. Por favor!!!!
Realmente era increíble las noticias que llegaban a España y la realidad que vivíamos en México. Y lo peor de todo es que los medios españoles se creían conocedores de la verdad: lo que ellos contaban era lo que realmente valía. No importaba que la gente trabajara normalmente, usara el transporte público (como siempre lo había hecho), se siguiera relacionando con familiares y amigos, etc. Lo realmente importante era crear un ambiente de caos y confusión total. Lo malo es que los más afectados eran nuestros seres queridos porque, aunque tú les dijeras que estabas bien, eran tantos y tantos medios diciendo lo mismo que, por supuesto, se lo acaban creyendo.

Después de ver tu blog y otros blogs de españoles viviendo en Japón, he querido compartir mi experiencia y decirte/os que os entiendo perfectamente y que tengas paciencia, que al final volverá la calma y los medios encontrarán otra noticia con la cual ser amarillistas, sensacionalistas y falsos. Si aceptas mi consejo te diré que estés en contacto con tus seres queridos y que les hagas saber que estás bien y cómo va evolucionando la situación por allá. Sé que la distancia es el peor amigo para calmar los ánimos de alguien, pero debes hacerlo, por ti y sobre todo por ellos.

Desde aquí, desde el otro lado del mundo, te mando todo mi apoyo, mi cariño y las mejores vibras positivas para que Japón vuelva a ser el que era, lo antes posible y de la mejor forma posible. Un fuerte abrazo.

In Shanghai idem idem ... we had to call us. But well, do not worry.

Ironic Mode OFF

Estimados amigos:

Desde el Gobierno de Galicia estamos intentando ponernos en contacto con nuestros residentes gallegos en Japón para evaluar su situación y necesidades. Por desgracia el Gobierno de España no facilita a las Comunidades Autónomas los padrones de población en el exterior y, es por ello que lo estamos haciendo con los medios a nuestro alcance: facebook, web, twitter, etc…

Aquellos gallegos residentes en ese país que necesiten contactar con la Xunta de Galicia podeis hacerlo a:
idelacampa@xunta.es
Tel: +34 630 573101 (24 horas).
Ildefonsode la Campa Montenegro
Jefe de Gabinete – Secretaría Xeral da Emigración

Por supuesto si cualquier otro ciudadano español necesita contactar, por lo que sea, no dudeis en hacerlo a través de mi e-mail o teléfono.

Os mando a todos un fuerte abrazo y mucho ánimo.

Hello I am a boy of Almeria (Spain) I have 38 years living with my parents and their consent throw a question if someone can answer. Regarding the disaster in Japan. Could accommodate a woman who lost her entire family to her and her siblings if you for example, it was more to care for them. Is there any way to accept them due to a disaster of this nature. Greetings Juanjo

Dirigido a Susana la chica del Df. Hace 6 años tuve la oportunidad de estudiar en una de las mejores universidades de toda america lantia, Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico, por lo que vivi un año en aquella inolvidable ciudad. Mis amigos Mexicanos me tenian al tanto de la epidemia y como bien dices en TV no hacian más que poner la situacion más horrible de lo que era. Aqui esta pasando igual. Llevo llamando un dia si y un dia no a mi familia y pareja porque no han parado de lloverme mensajes de que me regrese inmediatamente. Me enerba hasta un extremo inexplicable como narran los hechos, el tonito que utilizan los medios de comunicacion “para informar” de lo que ocurre, la morbosidad de las imagenes y expresandose como si realmente estuvieran ellos aqui viviendo en piel lo que ocurre. Todas las imagenes son ciertas, la desgracia esta ahi. Pero no creo necesario que me muestren como unos padres buscan a sus hijos o nietos entre los escombros, me repitan costantemente las mismas imagenes de la ola barriendo casas y barcos, los fallecidos en un gimnasio, los lamentos y lloros de la gente…en fin de lo más amarillista y mira que en Mexico no se cortan para eso que ya mostraron a Kpaz de la Sierra (cantante mexicano) con infinidad de balas en el pecho y siguen haciendo. Amarillismo, morbosidad…es lo que vende?, da igual la sensibilidad de la gente…

parece que todo el mundo no piensa igual.
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Hola a todos, yo llevo cuatro años y medio registrada con todos los datos en la embajada y todavia no me han llamado ni se han puesto en contacto conmigo ni nada. Un grupo de amigas que vivimos aqui nos hemos juntado y hemos denunciado esta situacion a los medios de comunicacion españoles (tve y el diaro el mundo). yo he recibido llamadas y mensajes por email de la embajada francesa, mi marido es frances y estamos todos registrados alla, todos los dias recibo un mensaje explicandome la situacion y la pagina web esta al dia. ES LAMENTABLE LA IMAGEN DE ESTA EMBAJADA les he enviado dos mensajes y todavia estoy esperando que se pongan en contacto conmigo. Eso de que no nos hemos registrado es mentira tienen todos nuestros datos y ni siquiera la web esta al dia, de veras que verguenza! Sigamos quejandonos para que al menos la cosa cambie. A greeting

Franco deberia de levantarse y ponerlos a todos firmes y con el culo en pompa alli en la embajada. Aunque pienso que los espanioles,los poquitos que ahi, se lo curran. Los japonioles estos, son los que no se enteran !!

Alguien se ha puesto en contacto con la embajada de España en Japón a través del teléfono??es que mi chico tiene unas dudas, lleva llamando como una semana y no le hacen ni p…caso también les ha mandado un email y nada!!! no puede acercarse porque vive en Osaka y está trabajando. Yo solo digo que es una vergüenza!! la embajada de Japón aquí en España es una maravilla, yo nunca tuve problemas a la hora de contactar con ellos telefónicamente. Si alguien me da alguna sugerencia lo agradecería muchísimo.Saludos a todos!