PRIORITIZES NEEDS CONSENSUS OF CITIZENSHIP: Gutiérrez Ortiz.
Chiapas .- The Fair Government Victoria mayor who heads the Cecilia Flores Pérez, is driving the participation based on the requests that were collected during the campaign, the transition time and as a government is how it has shaped the Act Prioritization of Public Works, said Manuel Gutierrez Ortiz director of the Committee of Municipal Development Plan.
"This list of needs was made by consensus of the different forms of organization such as neighborhood assemblies, work committees, municipal officials in rural areas where we externalize all their needs in order to comply in a timely manner the list of requests, which emanated from the municipal investment program for the creation of works and actions of the branch 33, said the city official. Full story here
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Chiapas .- The Fair are more than 700 requests served by the "Wednesday citizen" during the administration of Cecilia Flores Pérez, who positively evaluated the participation of citizens, who have direct contact with City Hall officials.
This is a record, said Flores Pérez, reiterating that it will maintain constant communication with the public, to learn about the problems facing the municipality and thus provide appropriate solutions for the general benefit. Full story here
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Around 22:00 hours on Thursday Cecilia Flores Pérez, closed the forum with which it is intended that the government of Chiapas, to legislate on behalf of internally displaced persons in the state. Julián Méndez Córdova, the voice of IDPs in Chiapas said the findings were positive and favorable really what would improve the living conditions of many families left without a place worth living otherwise this forum will be a more. Full story here
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HEALTH AND EDUCATION KEY GAPS FACING WOMEN: CIFAM.
Infochiapas .- In the centennial celebration of International Women's Day, the Collective Health Care of the Family (Cifam) in order to strengthen and raise the participation in promoting local strategies for advocacy of women to local issues, made the Third Module Training Schools women leaders Chiapas.
This workshop was held in Tuxtla Gutierrez last February with support from the Fund by the United Nations Democracy Fund (UNDEF), Oxfam Mexico and the Autonomous University of Chiapas, said Alejandro Rivera Marroquín, director of Cifam. During the work the women leaders, mostly identified various problems specific to your area such as sexual violence in the home and complete lack of comprehensive education for children and adolescents. Full story here .
DISCLAIM Chiapas "triumphalism" FOR MARCH 8.
By Patricia Chandomí correspondent
As part of the "The land is not sold, women and men have it, cultivate it and defend it" and to commemorate the March 8 March, International Women's Day, Indians marched in those municipalities also to repudiate the military presence and the violence they are victims. Full story here
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IN MEXICO WORTH BEING A WOMAN.
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The Border South / Las Margaritas, Chiapas .- More expulsions for political intolerance are being generated in this county, before the imposition of ejido authorities, between commissioners, supervisory boards and city officials. as was made of the ejido peasants "November 20", of this county, who denounced the Mayor Felipe de Jesus Ruiz Moreno, who intends to impose ejido authorities here, provided they are within your organization, CODECH , or the Shrimp HISTORICAL CIOAC. Full story here
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national events EXTRADITED TO SPAIN RESPONSIBLE FOR HOUSES.
Gustavo Castillo / Newspaper La Jornada The Attorney General's Office (PGR) reported that the English National Court authorized the extradition to Mexico Antonio Domingo Paniagua Escandon, El kelu, alleged founder of the Christian Church restored, and involved in the disappearance of at least eight minor age, who had been sent to the temporary shelter known as Casitas del Sur.
Mexican authorities indicated that "the second section of the criminal division of the English National Court granted the request for extradition to Mexico Paniagua Escandon, after resolving the application for reconsideration brought against agreement in the same room, the November 15, who had denied the request in its early Mexican court. Full story here
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here. death threats NGO FOUNDER OF OUR DAUGHTERS RETURN HOME.
Ruben Villalpando and Miroslava Breach / Correspondents / Newspaper La Jornada Ciudad Juárez, Chih., March 10. Marisela Ortiz, founder of the NGO Our Daughters Return Home, and his family received death threats by unknown persons placed by a blanket a wall of technical secondary school number 60, where he teaches activist for 18 years.
In the message, signed "JL", mentions the support he has given Ortiz Malú García Andrade, a spokeswoman for Our Daughters Return Home. Full story here
. JALAPA, Veracruz (adopted) .- To qualify as uncertainty about the future of coming generations in Mexico, where half the population is young, "the writer Carlos Fuentes considered that this situation can lead those who are under 30 years to become" Ninis "-who neither study nor work-to stagnate in unemployment or even to a worst fate: to be part of organized crime.
The conclusions of the chair that bears his name at the Universidad Veracruzana (UV), where they visited other Latin American intellectuals, the author of Terra Nostra referred to the lack of opportunities for young Mexicans. Full story here
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Fernando Camacho Servin / Newspaper La Jornada
Attacks against human rights defenders are not only committed in Chihuahua, but there are several hot spots around the country where perpetrated daily abuses and violence are not always disclosed, but continue to fuel the climate of impunity, warn activists of social organizations.
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EVEN GREY EQUITY IN POLITICAL POSITIONS: UN.
In a joint statement of the representations of the United Nations Program for Development (UNDP), UN Women and the Electoral Tribunal of the Judiciary of the Federation (TEPJF), the International Day of Women, be warned:
"It is up to electoral institutions, political parties, the federal Congress and local congresses, as well as politicians and actors, to carry out the actions and strategies needed to ensure equality between men and women in access to positions of power. " Full story here
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here. MIGRANTS VISA FOR HUMANITARIAN, RELIGIOUS AND CIVIL RIGHTS GROUPS PROPOSE.
Carolina Gomez / Newspaper La Jornada The bishop of Saltillo, Raúl Vera López, and 11 religious bodies and civil human rights defenders presented at the Population Commission of the Chamber of Deputies a proposal to reform law and transmigrants to give a "temporary humanitarian visa", which could "minimize" their security violations and abductions that are victims of organized crime.
At a press conference, which was also attended by Luis Arriaga, director of the Center for Human Rights Miguel Agustín Pro Juárez, Alejandro Anaya Muñoz, Division of International Studies, Center for Economic Research and Teaching ( CIDE), the bishop said that the granting of that document "Mexico would have the opportunity to be an example to the world, reduce the suffering" of Central American migrants and "make a dignified exit migration." Besides, "he continued, would deprive organized crime of the" 50 million dollars a year "to get by kidnappings of illegal immigrants. Full story here
. ILLEGAL CHILD ABDUCTION DENOUNCE HOME HOME IN JALISCO.
Mauricio Ferrer / Correspondent / Newspaper La Jornada Guadalajara, Jal. The State Council on the Family (CEF), "in cahoots" with the Attorney General of the State (PGJE) has illegally abducted up to 35 children from the orphanage Born to Win, revealed Tejeda Veronica Alcantar, founder of the institution, and Mariana Araiza Hernández, head of the preschool area.
's "retirement" of children has occurred since 2008, but the latest, they said, took place on 28 February, when staff led by Soraya Martinez, head of the second agency for prosecution under state took 13 children. The whereabouts of seven and six were returned, under pressure from the hostel. Full story here
. ENP MASTERS OF EXTORTION, HARASSMENT AND NOT GO TO SCHOOL: STUDENT.
Emir Olivares Alonso / Newspaper La Jornada Students from several schools National Preparatory School (ENP) of the National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM) reported that many teachers "do not go" to school, others to "extort by ratings," and some try to "overrun" with students to pass this year.
During a preparatory meeting held in 6, students in this school and high schools 2, 7, 8 and 9 reported to have denounced these acts to managers of their schools, no answer to this problem. Full story here
. SURVEY FINDS 20% of the students work.
Merida, Mexico, Children Today .- The Agency also found that the situation of mothers is peculiar: 30% of them are single, have no support from the father of her children to feed and educate them.
Fabiola Romero Gamboa, Program Coordinator for Save the Children, explained that last month made the survey in 10 schools located in the headwaters officers and police stations in these two municipalities. The questionnaires consisted of 15 questions and were mainly fathers and mothers and other guardians of children, as well as some of the students. In total, interviews were 1.400. Full story here
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CROSS CHILDREN ARE USED FOR MIGRANTS TO THE UNITED STATES.
Tamaulipas, Mexico, Children's Agency today .- Children deported by the border are used by gang of "boats" for migrants crossing the Rio Grande into the United States, warned the Centre of Attention to Children in Difficult Situation ( Camedo).
said that so far this year have identified about 20 children aged between 15 and 17 years old that are used by these bands. Full story here
invite the Second Forum on Indigenous people in the city, and carried out on 14, 15, 16, 17 and March 18, 2011 in the auditorium Javier Romero of the National School of Anthropology and History. The invitation is open to indigenous organizations, students and academics, public and private institutions, NGOs, government institutions involved with the indigenous population in the city. For more information see here
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"THERE IS A YOUTH MOVEMENT TO TRY NEW PALESTINIAN ELECTIONS."
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Raquel Martí, executive director of the English committee of the UN agency for Palestine refugees (UNRWA), arrives in Cantabria to sign an employment agreement in the West Bank and present " Horizons walled "documentary" claim "that is the" humanitarian and socioeconomic consequences that the wall is having on the population. "
APPROVED IN WISCONSIN union law.
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Washington, March 10. The Wisconsin House of Representatives on Thursday passed a law restricting trade union rights to collective bargaining for public employees of the state, sparking unprecedented protests in recent weeks.
The initiative proposed by Republican Gov. Walter Scott was accepted by 53 votes in favor and 42 against, which is rated as one of the most severe blows against the unions in the country in recent years.
The New York Times reported that during the Democratic vote rose from their seats to protest angrily and the public who were present shouted "Shame!" against the Republican caucus. Full story here .
serious deficiencies LEGAL FOR ARGENTINE.
By Milva and Josefina Lopez Benitez Mac Kenzie, correspondents
Buenos Aires, (CIMAC) .- To commemorate International Women's Day, civil society organizations warned the legal setbacks in violence, trafficking, combat HIV / AIDS and decriminalization of abortion, which are prevalent in the South American country and have a negative impact on the rights of women and girls in Argentina.
In forums and marches in cities across Argentina, organized women put the finger on what they described as the great outstanding legal for the female population. On the issue of violence, reported that not yet implemented a law in the topic, and they are in the freezer several projects for the criminalization of femicide. Full story here
BABIES BREASTFEEDING REDUCES RISK OF INFECTION SUFFERED.
Children Today Agency .- Children who are exclusively breastfed for six months have a much lower risk for infections.
to those conclusions reached by a study conducted by the University of Crete. The authors explained that breast milk contains antibodies and immune and nutritional factors that do not provide any other food.
To reach these conclusions, the authors worked with 1,000 children during their first year of life. 61% of mothers breastfeeding in the first month, but only 17% continued to do so within six months. And only 24.6% of children were exclusively breastfed in the first month and 10% six months. Full story here
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Buenos Aires, Agencia Children Today .- The sanitarian conducted an exhaustive analysis of the figures published by Statistics and Information of the Ministry of Health, and published in today's edition of the newspaper Financial Field.
The study and synthesis, suggests that little has changed in Argentina since 1980 until today, and the number of deaths from presents the case referred to "stable": en1980 1,202 Argentines died, in 1986, 1,135 in 2007, 1,311 in 2009, 1112. Full story here
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UN Children's Agency .- The diplomatic Ceylonese today said it has received unconfirmed reports from human rights groups, reporters and witnesses that children have participated in the fighting raging in the North African country, in which some of them have been killed and wounded.
"I remind the Government of Libya, the government forces and opposition groups are bound by international law to protect children during the fighting and that the recruitment and use of children may constitute a war crime" , Coomaraswamy said in a press release. Full story here
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