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Maldonado CP. To prevent the extinction of indigenous languages \u200b\u200bin Chiapas communities, rehabilitate schools using the mother tongue, was announced Javier López Sánchez, director general of INALI.
After the data provided by INEGI pondering Chiapas as the first with more speakers of indigenous languages, the director stressed that intensified in the preservation projects for the 2011, which provides a link between authorities, teachers, students and parents, to the institutions of indigenous communities. Full story here
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Meridiano90 / Juan de Dios García
Comalapa Frontera, Chiapas .- Personnel of the National Migration Institute (INM) commissioners in Ciudad Cuauhtemoc, allegedly demanded sexual favors from minors who worked in the brothels of Frontera Comalapa to leave work, reported the coordinator of the Campaign "Step by Step to Peace" Rubén Figueroa who toured major cities in where Central American women working in Chiapas.
Figueroa spoke with some of them, where he externship that immigration officials pressured them for sex, to prevent the expulsion from Mexico. "Some asked rebajitas, others required. But other threatened "
we also confirm the version that some police chiefs, used the uniform to demand sexual favors. Full story here .
TEACHERS DISCRIMINATE CHILDREN WITH DISABILITIES.
Comitan, Chiapas .- Officers of the Association of the Disabled "Looking Ahead", complained publicly that the school teachers for disabled children Ortal Fernando Arzate, refuse to provide education to more children because they generate more work.
In an interview, the president of the Association, Maria Elena Aguilar Santiz, said the school currently has 25 students from at least three communities, and receiving special education, as well as workshops in dance, music, early stimulation and therapy.
"There are days when children have to go home because there is no one to attend, the teachers did not arrive and that's not true, we as an association we are willing to buy a truck to transport children but teachers do not want, "he argued Aguilar Santiz. Full story here El Heraldo de Chiapas
Representatives of both social organizations divided among more than 100 young people copies of the report gives an account of the repressive policies implemented by the municipal government during the years 2009 and 2010 against and graffiti.
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Enfoquesancristobal / Carlos Herrera
.- Given the increasing need for space and encouragement to youth, and because of the serious problems facing this sector, Pineda Alejandra Mijangos councilor proposed the creation of Municipal Coordination of Youth, where he will work with City resources jerkin.
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graffiti expressed its willingness to DIALOGUE WITH THE CITY.
Enfoquesancristobal / Amalia Avendaño .-
Graffiteros, Skate, and other groups Breik youth of San Cristobal de Las Casas expressed its willingness to dialogue with the city and its willingness to accept and obey rules and laws but demanded the establishment of space, attention, time and commitment of the authorities to listen and provide solutions the diverse and complex issues facing youth in San Cristobal de Las Casas.
The outdoor space of the Cultural Center of El Carmen, about 200 boys and girls made huge graffiti blankets, played and danced to hip hop, dance and other expressions Breik music in the morning and afternoon of Saturday, while expected dialogue with the municipal president who for a trip to Tuxtla Gutierrez, came too late.
Melel Xojobal organizations and Home, presented the report "stigmatized identity, young graffiti artists, human rights and public policy in San Cristobal" which documents the persecution and criminalization of young people who suffered in the city in the past administration. Full story here
. PARENTS TEACHERS THREATEN A CIRCLE WITH A KIND.
Meridiano90 / Toño Aguilar. Comitan, Chiapas .- Parents who have children in first grade from kindergarten Josefa Ortiz de Dominguez in the neighborhood of La Cueva, threatened with retention of teachers, whether next Monday is hired least three nannies to care for their children.
To tell the complainants, the directors of the campus in recent days asked them for the day Tuesday, they had to report to the cleanliness of the school, which led them nuisance. "The director told us we had to do the toilet, or otherwise pay someone to do it. That's why we're upset. How is it that being a government school have to pay staff. No fair, "the parents. Full story here .
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Comitan, Chiapas (Cimac) .- The Migration Act, which is currently reviewing the House of Deputies, does not meet the needs of women migrants passing through Mexico Central America for the United States, nor to those migrants who stay in the country, as approved would remain the constant violation of their human rights (DH).
This Inter Press Service reported it to Vértiz Melissa Hernandez, Human Rights Center Fray Matias de Cordova, who said that such legislation does not regulate access to justice, education, health and employment for migrants, and also protects the integrity of those who cross through Mexico towards the U.S.. Full story here
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CP Elio Henríquez. The National Network of Civil Human Rights Organizations "All Rights for All" stated that in southeastern states, "the territorial spoils of practice for governments and business, against those who defend their natural resources and refuse to yield their territories for private investment, mining and construction of eco-tourism. "
In a statement released after your XLI National Assembly held in this city of San Cristobal de Las Casas, adding that "the cancellation of public spaces and sports is a government action to promote economic and commercial interests of companies, causing environmental destruction" . Full story here
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MAY CONFLICT WITH AGGRAVATED CFE. Ramón García CP. The problems faced by farmers due to high electricity charges could worsen if not addressed tables of ongoing negotiations with Pemex, the state government agencies and civil resistance, said at a press conference the coordinator of the Agency "Two Valleys Brave" in the coastal region.
social leader Juan Jose Gonzalez Perez said that this group in the coastal region, from Huixtla to Suchiate-Union Juarez, has over three thousand members added to other organizations as 9 August, April 7 and others are more than ten thousand who have generally favored the dialogue but the answers that the CFE had not been the expected. Full story here.
announced mobilizations OWNERS, WORKERS AND TRUCK DRIVERS sandbar.
Chiapas .- The Fair workers, owners and truckers, to start from Wednesday, a series of protests to demand the reopening of the sand banks in the city of San Cristobal de Las Casas, and they said that as a result of closures, about two hundred and fifty families have lost in daily living.
Chiapas .- The Fair workers, owners and truckers, to start from Wednesday, a series of protests to demand the reopening of the sand banks in the city of San Cristobal de Las Casas, and they said that as a result of closures, about two hundred and fifty families have lost in daily living.
regard, leader Carmelo truckers Gerardo Martínez López, expressed his opposition to the closures Semavi performed since said that for months sought rapprochement with the owner, but this has always refused to receive them.
"We are willing to go to the end, we are defending the right to work stipulated in the constitution, we are not stealing, we are not committing crimes, we Start with a peaceful protest along the entire road without obstructing the passage to see if the government rolls her eyes, then we will not be starting plants and blocks, will march to the presidency and we will plant our families and then finally if necessary we will caravan to the capital to start a permanent encampment at the palace of government, "they said. Full story here
FARMERS DEMAND FREEDOM FOR POLITICAL PRISONERS OF CHIAPAS.
Manuel Martínez CP. Members of various social organizations that make up the People's Peasant Front Chiapas, marched yesterday morning through the streets of this city of San Cristobal de Las Casas require the bodies of the three levels of government solution to a series of demands were not met.
The demonstration aimed to seek the solution to their demands related to land and freedom of political prisoners, among others. Full story here
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newspaper La Jornada
The National Commission on Human Rights (NCHR) reported that working in the country 3 million 14 thousand 800 children aged 14, who represent nearly 10 percent of the national population of that age, amounting to 32 million 490 thousand.
said, for adverse events were forced to leave school and join the labor market in unfavorable conditions, which adversely affect their personal and emotional development. He stressed that the main human rights violations of child workers are lack of health protection and personal safety, discrimination, marginalization and sometimes said, are subjected to violence. Full story here
EPIDEMIC OF DIABETES
EXPANDS RAPIDLY: SSA. José Antonio Román
newspaper La Jornada Converted into a rapidly growing epidemic, diabetes is a major public health problem in the country, said Health Secretary Jose Angel Cordova Villalobos, who warned that the economic impact and complications created by this disease may exceed the financial capacity of the health system.
added that in 2010 the prevalence of type II diabetes in adults aged 20 to 79 years was 6.6 percent, and 20 percent in the 60 to 69 years. However, he stressed, there have been cases of this kind at a younger age, and children 10 to 14 years. Full story here .
CHILDREN PERCEIVE MICHOACAN a violent, unjust and exclusionary.
newspaper La Jornada
Morelia, Michoacán.
Most 3 000 500 children who participated in the children's drawing contest organized by the State Commission for Human Rights (ECHR) and the School of Psychology at the Universidad Michoacana de San Nicolás de Hidalgo (POSTECH) expressed concern over violence , discrimination and injustice in the country. .
unattended CASES OF MATERNAL AND INFANT DEATHS IN URUAPAN: TERESA GUTIÉRREZ.
The official reported that in the last week, "to wash their hands, they sent a child to another hospital in the city of León, Guanajuato, the case was reviewed by the institution as negligence ", and" there was a small die, "he said Bojorquez Gutierrez. Full story here .
"WHILE THE GOVERNMENT IGNORES THE CHILDREN, THE NARCO
THE USA AND DISCARDED."
Arturo Jimenez
newspaper La Jornada
The society suffers from individualism, has withdrawn, is hiding in their homes, knowing that there also is at risk, and has punished the most vulnerable: children and young people, said Doug Valdez in an interview. Full story here .
INTERNATIONAL EVENT
DRINKING ALCOHOL 6 percent of American children.
Journal La Jornada
Washington. Six percent of children between 12 and 14 years in the United States drink alcohol, according to a survey by the Department of Health and Human Services.
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WARNING FOR INCREASE TEEN soldiers.
Somalia, Children's Agency today .- Despite the complaints of the Transitional Government denied that there were children among their ranks. "This government, like politics, does not recruit or encourage the recruitment of children into its army," said government spokesman, Abdi Haji Gobdon, told IRIN. Gobdon said that as soon as it discovered the presence of children among their ranks will be released immediately and sent back with his family.
But sources belonging to various NGOs argue that children have seen recently joined the ranks on the border with Kenya, where many have lost their lives. While no official figures on how many children could be part of the troops is estimated could be between 2,000 and 3,000. Full story here
TOKYO BABIES SHOULD NOT DRINK TAP WATER.
The Tokyo Metropolitan Government today advised not to give tap water to infants under one year had found radioactive iodine levels above the limit recommended for babies.
said today NHK, radiation levels have been found in a water treatment plant north of Tokyo, so the metropolitan government has asked the parents that their babies drink water. The mayor of Tokyo, Shintaro Ishihara
today called "calm" and "sense" the population of the Japanese capital to this recommendation and noted that consumption of tap water is safe for adults. Full story here
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addition to the 500 children killed each year in Guatemala there are many other victims of exploitation sexual and labor, according to the same report by the NGO. The Interior Minister Carlos Menocal, said that youth gangs known as maras, are responsible for 40% of crimes against children and young Guatemalans, and admitted that it is possible the existence of reactionary groups responsible for eliminating that sector of society . Full story here
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They presented new tools for accurately measurable body fat in each case. From this indication, it may make dietary recommendations to treat obesity in each case. "We're living for 10 years a transition from malnutrition to chronic obesity, "said Karen Schlosser, a specialist of the Institute of Nutrition of Central America and Panama, and panelist at the scientific meeting. Full story here
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