Briefing, Friday March 4, 2011 press
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Friday, March 4, 2011
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SOCIALIST WOMEN'S NATIONAL DAY TO VIOLENCE AND STATE TERRORISM IN MEXICO
Abelardo Pérez / Melel Xojobal
The National Front of Struggle for Socialism, in a press release, announces activities for this 07 and March 8, 2011.
And is that with "the economic, political, social and cultural issues facing our country population leads to a collective reflection on social and structural transformation to improve our way of life, playing the woman, who represent more than fifty percent of the world's population, an active and prominent role in this fight. "
The National Front of Struggle for Socialism said that "the social role of women has been changing the shape of organization. Changing roles from matriarchy to patriarchy system of community organization, being present with the capitalist system which exacerbate class differences, gender inequality, relegating women and cast in the role weak, superfluous consumer, low interest in social policy brought above unjust social relations of production generate operators conditions (as) and exploited (os); dividing society capitalism in two main classes, bourgeoisie and proletariat, leading the class struggle in which they are involved men and women because both coincide in their human, social awareness and will to transform reality. "
For this reason, the National Front of Struggle for Socialism Announces National Women's Day Socialists to violence and state terrorism in Mexico and invites the forum on the participation of women in the popular movement against state violence "to be held on 7th March in the Baroque Hall of the Carolino Building Autonomous University Puebla (BUAP), located at 4 South and 3 East 104, Centro Historico, Puebla, Puebla. The forum will begin at 11:00 with the participation of:
• Committee of Relatives of Disappeared "to find"
• Andrea Mariano Matías, social activist sister Fermin Mariano Matias Puebla executed in July of 200
• Guitta Hartog, Dr. Psychology, specializing in gender violence
• Susana de la Garza presented the book "Women of the Dawn" by composer Carlos Montemayor
Abelardo Pérez / Melel Xojobal
The Civil Society Organization "Bees" is invited to march on March 8 under the International Day of Women, starting from Majomut scissors to Acteal, the headquarters of our organization, to raise our voices together to demand respect and freedom.
Tod @ s bees women participate with us because we can not live in peace and in harmony with our Mother Earth there are so many injustices, killings, insecurity and human rights violations.
We are very sad and we are outraged to see that many women have been murdered, disappeared, and imprisoned for defending life fact, being different, and for demanding the right to be respected.
And do memory and consciousness together to see justice done to prevent further violence and killings against women.
CASES DETECTED IN THE DATING VIOLENCE IN SCHOOLS
Paulina Fernández * CP. As a result of preventive talks dating violence among young students who made the State Institute of Youth (IEJ), has been detected that some of them have been victims of this problem, said the head of the Prevention Program Additions Victor Ruiz Guillén. Full story here
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PROMOTE RESPECT FOR THE RIGHTS OF CHILDREN
Tapachula Nivón .- Mayor Emmanuel Gonzalez and President of the Municipal DIF, Paola Mendez Nivón, received children from different elementary schools in this city who attended the 1st International "Rights of Children 2011," which highlighted the importance of children to build a better country, founded on respect and promotion of values.
Accompanied teachers and parents, children had previously developed several bulletin boards in the classroom, explaining to the authorities on their significance and the various rights they have and the importance of respect. Full story here
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San Cristobal de las Casas, Chiapas .- The Board of the Human Rights Center Fray Bartolomé de las Casas (Frayba), appointed on Wednesday the communicator, Víctor Hugo López Rodríguez, as a new director in place of attorney Diego Cadenas Gordillo.
"After a process of consultation and reflection, the presiding board Fray Raúl Vera López, Víctor Hugo López appointed Rodriguez as director for the next three years. This appointment is effective from today, "it said in a statement. Full story here
. conflict in Chiapas, "CREATED AND ADMINISTERED BY THE GOVERNMENT"
Hermann Bellinghausen / Newspaper La Jornada
In a report presented in San Cristobal de las Casas Human Rights Center Fray Bartolome de las Casas (CDHFBC, also known as Frayba) said the government of Chiapas " creates and manages conflicts for territorial control "at the expense of the rights of indigenous communities.
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The head of the Institute for Women noted that the reforms made last February 23 by the assembly in Mexico City on violence against the women and said that they guarantee a life free of violence and women's rights. assured that there is still more, so also look for the definition of femicide.
Given this, and to be viable, the Institute for Women Federal District submitted a proposal that seeks to introduce the crime of femicide in the capital's Penal Code, as currently the Criminal Code prevents offender to communicate with their victims. Full Editorial
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dismantled CHIAPAS 23 BANDS OF TRAFFICKING IN PERSONS: ATTORNEY
Mexico (Sports Network), the Chiapas attorney, Raciel Salazar López, reported that in the state have been broken up 23 bands related crime of trafficking, some of which had the protection of various public servants who have also been arrested.
At a news conference, said that given the porosity of the border remains coordinated efforts with officials from the Navy and Defense, "to shield the border," which will impact in greater protection not only of people but of migrants.
. At a news conference, said that given the porosity of the border remains coordinated efforts with officials from the Navy and Defense, "to shield the border," which will impact in greater protection not only of people but of migrants.
reported that a judge ruled Tapachula few weeks ago to 13 years imprisonment for an individual who forced a minor to hold up to 25 sex in a single day to pay his fee recovery. Full story here
In order to meet the demands of the public relating to the prevention flood, the Department of Public Works began dredging of rivers, streams, tributaries and drains of the city.
sinks have been dredging up to now are: the Santa Martha, El Abuelo, Shrine, and has started in Santa Rosa, which is the largest, located near the drainage tunnel, where it is estimated that, at least, be drawn about 2.500 or 3.500 trips rubble, as reported by Guillermo Martínez Martínez, Overseer of Public Works. Full story here .
Andrea Becerril and Victor Ballinas / Newspaper La Jornada
constitutional reform human rights appeared yesterday on first reading before the full Senate, but the fraction of PAN has warned against accepting, and insist that altered several articles This could lead to stay in the freezer. During its meeting prior to the meeting, Senator Santiago Creel prevented a vote on the position of the bank, as required-white group that does not accept the term "sexual preference" and opposes also carried at the level of the Constitution the rights recognized in all international treaties signed by Mexico. In response, the PAN determined to follow the internal debate and define its position on Monday, which, according to reports from some lawmakers of the National Action, is to completely halt the reform. Full story here and here
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CNDH: DIF-18 CANCUN VIOLATED RIGHTS OF MINORS
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MEXICO CITY, (adopted) .- The president of the National Human Rights Commission (NHRC), Raul Plascencia, failed on Thursday that public security institutions violate individual rights as a pretext of the fight against organized crime.
In rendering its report of activities before justices of the Supreme Court of Justice (SCJN), the national ombudsman acknowledged that in 2010 "Mexican society has experienced difficult times caused by the violence of organized crime and as confrontations between the authorities responsible for public safety and crime, resulting in a significant increase in violent deaths, the highest number in recent years. " Full story here .
bullying: NO POLICY TO STOP Contralínea Magazine / Author: Nydia Egremy
The ancient practice of social violence in schools today is more intense and visible to make use of electronic media that reach more victims. Politicians, teachers, parents and analysts agree that the bullying only "manages" because there is no public policy to eradicate the social malaise that nurtures the phenomenon. It is expected that, as adults, abusers perpetuate violence in all its areas of action.
Remember child: "It was like the owner of the school, as it is tall, strong, tiring and a gang." This led him to request assistance to the director and deputy director of high school, but he snapped: "Come after a while and see." Did not insist. Full story here
20 THOUSAND CHILDREN EXPOSED TO JUNK FOOD SPOTS OF THE YEAR
Torreon, Coahuila .- The Secretary of Health Jose Angel Cordova Villalobos, reported that the population children in Mexico is exposed to at least 20 000 food commercials that are not nutritious, which has an impact on high consumption of these products and hence the physical integrity of minors.
a visit to La Laguna to monitor the progress of what will be the General Hospital of Torreon, spoke about the new guidelines for the sale of food in educational establishments, and said it was practically removed soft drinks from schools, but lack complement the project by limiting the marketing of junk food. Full story here Torreon, Coahuila .- The Secretary of Health Jose Angel Cordova Villalobos, reported that the population children in Mexico is exposed to at least 20 000 food commercials that are not nutritious, which has an impact on high consumption of these products and hence the physical integrity of minors.
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GRAIN TO FUEL GRANTS AFFECT MORE POOR: Amartya Sen Roberto González Amador / Newspaper La Jornada
Increased subsidies for grain production make biofuels "is something that affects the poorest and that should worry a lot," he warned on Thursday Amartya K. Sen, 1998 Nobel laureate in economics.
food prices continue to rise in coming months, because it will keep oil prices high-input basic agriculture, both for fertilizer production to transportation, and political conflicts in the Middle East and North Africa, said the Indian economist, a professor at Harvard University.
Increased subsidies for grain production make biofuels "is something that affects the poorest and that should worry a lot," he warned on Thursday Amartya K. Sen, 1998 Nobel laureate in economics.
food prices continue to rise in coming months, because it will keep oil prices high-input basic agriculture, both for fertilizer production to transportation, and political conflicts in the Middle East and North Africa, said the Indian economist, a professor at Harvard University.
"Many people will eat less, while in other countries eat more," said Sen, who was yesterday on a visit to Mexico to participate in financial education event organized by Banamex. Full story here
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BELIEVE IN CHIHUAHUA SUPPORT TRUST A 2 MIL 500 ORPHANS
Ruben Villalpando / Correspondent / Newspaper La Jornada
Ruben Villalpando / Correspondent / Newspaper La Jornada
Ciudad Juárez, Chih. The president of the System for Integral Family Development (DIF) state, Bertha Gomez, and technical secretary of the Trust Fund for Assistance to Children of Victims of Crime Fighting, Javier Tagle, made known that " soon "begin receiving applications to support 2 000 500 orphans as a result of violence.
The program will operate in all 67 municipalities of the state Chihuahua, according to a protocol by the Attorney General of the state, with a fund of 100 million pesos, it said. They stressed that this program is unique nationally. Full story here
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SCJN NO CALL TO YIELD TO PRESSURE child molesters
Emir Olivares Alonso / Newspaper La Jornada Leticia Valdes , mother of the child who was sexually assaulted at school San Felipe in Oaxaca, sued the first room of the Supreme Court of the Nation (SCJN) "does not yield to pressure" defense of the attackers, "who have launched a false campaign videos on the Internet", in which even mentions the name of the child.
Valdes recalled that for more than four years waiting for justice, the events occurred in 2006 - and so far only been arrested the teacher Magdalena García Soto, an accomplice of the facts, while the alleged perpetrators, Hugo Gabriel Garcia and Adam Constantine Salvador Pérez Ramírez (husband and nephew of the school principal, Yolanda León Ramírez), remain at large. Full story here
Emir Olivares Alonso / Newspaper La Jornada Leticia Valdes , mother of the child who was sexually assaulted at school San Felipe in Oaxaca, sued the first room of the Supreme Court of the Nation (SCJN) "does not yield to pressure" defense of the attackers, "who have launched a false campaign videos on the Internet", in which even mentions the name of the child.
Valdes recalled that for more than four years waiting for justice, the events occurred in 2006 - and so far only been arrested the teacher Magdalena García Soto, an accomplice of the facts, while the alleged perpetrators, Hugo Gabriel Garcia and Adam Constantine Salvador Pérez Ramírez (husband and nephew of the school principal, Yolanda León Ramírez), remain at large. Full story here
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MEXICO WILL NOT REDUCE MATERNAL MORTALITY IN 2015, YOU ACKNOWLEDGE THE SSA Ariane Diaz / Newspaper La Jornada
Mexico does not fulfill its commitment to the United Nations (UN) to reduce maternal mortality by 2015, acknowledged Mauricio Hernandez, Undersecretary for Prevention and Promotion of the Ministry of Health (SSA), in the context of the presentation of the observatory issue, driven by civil society organizations to the limited progress in this area.
Mexico does not fulfill its commitment to the United Nations (UN) to reduce maternal mortality by 2015, acknowledged Mauricio Hernandez, Undersecretary for Prevention and Promotion of the Ministry of Health (SSA), in the context of the presentation of the observatory issue, driven by civil society organizations to the limited progress in this area.
He attributed the high mortality rate (49.5 women per 100 000 births, when the target set in the Millennium Development Goals is to 22) to no access to health services in some regions and lack of "quality of care in the emergency room." Full story here
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IDENTITY CARD AGAINST VAN
and Andrea Juan Arvizu Merlos / El Universal The Chamber of Deputies sent to the Supreme Court of Justice (SCJN) a constitutional controversy against the agenda of the identity card for minors, in charge of the Secretariat of Government (Interior Ministry).
The controversy was based on suggestions from Members Jaime Cardenas (PT) and Pablo Escudero (PVEM), who found legal violations in the project identification and evidence that the public is incompetent to ensure the protection of databases. Full story here .
The controversy was based on suggestions from Members Jaime Cardenas (PT) and Pablo Escudero (PVEM), who found legal violations in the project identification and evidence that the public is incompetent to ensure the protection of databases. Full story here .
DENOUNCE ACADEMIC YOUTH ABUSE AND HARASSMENT OF SOME HIGH SCHOOL TEACHERS 7
Emir Olivares Alonso / Newspaper La Jornada High School Students 7 of the National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM) reported "abuse and" academic harassment "of some teachers on campus.
Young said that since last December have reported the situation to various instances of the university, but so far have not been met their demands. And stressed with school officials at the Directorate General of the National Preparatory School (DGENP), the general secretariat and the office of general counsel of the UNAM, but no answer, they said. Full story here
Young said that since last December have reported the situation to various instances of the university, but so far have not been met their demands. And stressed with school officials at the Directorate General of the National Preparatory School (DGENP), the general secretariat and the office of general counsel of the UNAM, but no answer, they said. Full story here
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Notimex, Reuters and AFP / Newspaper La Jornada Rome. Price food worldwide rose to a new record in February for the eighth consecutive month, with increases in all commodity groups tracked, except for sugar, according to the United Nations Organization for Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO ), while recognizing that expected more difficulties in the balance between supply and world demand for cereals in 2010-11.
Rising food prices are a global concern and encouraged in part the protests that ousted the leaders of Tunisia and Egypt in January and February and generated tensions in North Africa and the Middle Middle from Algeria to Yemen. Full story here
Rising food prices are a global concern and encouraged in part the protests that ousted the leaders of Tunisia and Egypt in January and February and generated tensions in North Africa and the Middle Middle from Algeria to Yemen. Full story here
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London, 2 March. - The problem of so-called "designer drugs" is out of control in many regions of the world, said Wednesday the global drug watchdog United Nations.
The International Committee of Narcotics Control (cicn) noted that the instructions on how to make designer drugs, which are slightly modified to overcome the current systems of control, often shared on the Internet. Full story here
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Paris. UNESCO announced Thursday that the 2010 award Félix Houphouët-Boigny the search for peace was given to the NGO of the Grandmothers of the Plaza de Mayo in Argentina, for his "tireless struggle against oppression, injustice and impunity." "What was once a problem in the environment is now part of a solution," said Illac Diaz who is leading a campaign to build the first school in Asia made of glass and plastic bottles recycled.
Diaz chairs the nonprofit My Shelter Foundation, which aims to find innovative solutions to combat climate change through sustainable structures, environmentally friendly, inexpensive and resistant to disasters. Full story here
TEXAS ASSESSES anti-immigrant legislation
El Universal AUSTIN, Texas (AP). The Texas Legislature discussed a plan that provides that local and state police are authorized, but not be required, to help implement federal immigration laws.
The proposal is far from the harsh measures presented by some legislators, but still emotional threads caused by the House panel on Wednesday night. Full story here .
Havana, Cuba, Children's Agency today .- More than half a million Cuban children will be immunized against polio during 50 National Polio Vaccination Campaign which will take place in the country in the coming days.
Receive two doses of polio vaccine, 372 000 infants born from 30 days up to two years, 11 months and 29 days, and revived with a dose 134 000 377 children (up to nine years old, 11 months and 29 days), says the note. Full story here .
GIRLS VICTIMS OF THE TRAP cybersex
Philippines, Maricel Agency .- Children Today is a shy, attractive, and appears younger than his 15 years. But in his short life has already had to cope with experiences that marked many adults. Two years ago, his aunt told him about a job in the city of Olongapo, several hours away from home. "He said he went to work as a housekeeper and nanny," said Maricel. "But when I got there, told me to dress up and put me in front of the computer." She even showed me how. So I had no choice but to follow their instructions. "Full story here
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