Wednesday, April 27, 2011

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Summary, Wednesday 27 April 2011 news

STATE OCCURS

DEMAND SOLUTION FOR A SCHOOL Guaquitepec SPOIL.

José Encinos / Melel Xojobal sent to Guaquitepec, Chilo, Chiapas .- More than 500 people, including pupils, parents of students at the Bilingual High School Emiliano Zapata, representatives from different communities and villages in the region, demonstrated on 16 April this year, in the Ejido Guaquitepec to demand the government and the people who have invaded more than three months a part of the land of that school to stop voluntarily and do something the Chiapas government against those invaders.
About ten o'clock in the morning, began a march against facilities Bilingual secondary school then go to some streets of the ejido. On banners carried by demonstrators demanded respect for education and lives of indigenous students.
The demonstration culminated in front of the secondary school facilities, which also served to make the change of the ejido authorities. Sebastian Alvarez, new ejido authority, told the reporters present and came to this place, "As a new government that assumed office today, we clarify that we are not in favor of anyone, or the invaders, allowing us defense matters is the education of youth and our children, so we demand the government of Chiapas, as soon as possible to solve this problem of pitch invasion from high school. "


also said "here we're not conflicting Guaquitepec not want confrontation between indigenous brothers, we do not reach a slaughter with our brothers."


invaded in the field were present about 100 persons, men and women, girls and children were at the rally said that some former high school teachers are the ones who led the invasion of part of the field of intercultural bilingual secondary school.
Melel
Xojobal In an interview with students, alumni and teachers, demanded the government and the education secretary of Chiapas, to give immediate solution to the invasion of secondary school grounds because it affects youth education itself, also indicated that they can not put into practice what they learn in theory in their classes because in the field do overrun their educational practices.
12.8% OF TEENAGERS IN CHIAPAS IS "NINI.
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Sandra de los Santos .- The 12.8 percent of the population between 12 and 17 years in Chiapas do not study or work according to the report 2010 Children's Account in Mexico. Children account in Mexico is an information system for monitoring children's rights in the country. The information is obtained from official data provided by various departments as well as National Institute of Statistics and Geography (INEGI).

Nationally there are a million 263 000 723 adolescents between 12 and 17 who did not attend school and do not work, this translates into 9.4 percent of the population in this age range. In Chiapas the absolute number is 83 000 902 children between 12 and 17 years of age who are neither studying nor working the percentage exceeds the national average being 12.8 percent.
should be noted that according to the latest survey on discrimination in Mexico conducted by the National Council to Prevent and Eliminate Discrimination (Conapred) the main problem faced by young people is the lack of employment, also plays an important lack of access to higher education.

Chiapas is among the states with the lowest rate of absorption in the middle and upper level, although in recent years has been overcoming their backwardness, according to information from the last census of population and housing INEGI. Different civil organizations working for child rights have called on the different levels of government adequate public policies that enable adolescents and young people joining the school and the work force when they have finished their studies. Full story here
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child labor persists.

Carlos Burguete CP. The delegate from the Federal Ministry of Labour, Yamil Melgar Bravo, acknowledged that child labor remains a serious problem in the country which affects several states, including Chiapas.

argued that the needs for food, clothing, education or contribute to family expenses, are among the factors that encourage child labor, which in many cases are parents themselves who force their children to go to work. Full story here
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WORTH RESCUE THE CHILDREN OF THE STREET.

El Heraldo de Chiapas
Isaias Lopez

President Municipal System for Integral Family Development (DIF) of the state capital, Elsa Hill Vázquez, recognized the need to strengthen public policies and improve coordination to address vulnerable groups and rescue children on the street.
To do this, thought it would be helpful collaboration of the parents themselves, who often bear the primary responsibility of a vulnerable child's life, the economic crisis takes them to send their children to perform some labor in the streets. Full story here
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AL ALZA, DIVORCE AND BIRTHS IN CHIAPAS.
El Heraldo de Chiapas

MARIANA MORALES

While significantly increasing the number of divorces in Chiapas, more children are also born in this state. Both indexes are on the rise over the past two years, according to the State Bureau of Vital Records. According to the state agency during the last year in the 200 Register offices of Chiapas thousand 411 people were divorced, while in 2009, 155 couples decided end your marriage celebrated by civil.
Regarding births in Chiapas, the figure is similarly higher. Over the past year, 171 000 822 children were registered in the state, while in 2009 the figure was 144 thousand this year and are 19 000 653 records of infants. Full story here
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"unwanted pregnancies?

Voice and Image of Chiapas / JUAN ALVAREZ

Tuxtla Gutierrez, Chiapas.
- According to the Information Group on Reproductive Choice (TURN), births among adolescent girls are between 15 and 20 percent of all births in Latin America, only 30 percent are unplanned.
By year 14 million young women (between 15 and 19 years) give birth in the world, ie just over 10 percent of births worldwide. In Spain 612 000 284 Mexican children under 19 are already mothers. In 1999, there were 372 000 births to teenage mothers by 2000 the figure was 366 000 births among 82 000 487 5 million adolescent girls. It should be noted that 12 percent of adolescent mothers and had children (608,000 70). January 1999 and February 2000 there were 214 births in 4000 teenagers aged between 12 and 14. Full story here .
LEGISLATIVE BRANCH LIBRARY OF CHILDREN'S LITERATURE WORKSHOP BEGINS.

MDER. CP. With the aim of promoting reading habits among children, on Tuesday launched a workshop on "My Holiday at the Library 2011: Literary Adventure Children ", organized by the Public Library of Congress. During this workshop, which concludes on Friday 29 April, the participating children will have the opportunity to get closer to great literature and know of interesting topics been scheduled for them. Full story here .

ALL STATES TO WORK FOR CHILDREN, "Guero" VELASCO.


MDER. CP. Senator Manuel Velasco called for all and all work Chiapas united around a common purpose: the future and welfare of girls and children without distinction of color Chiapas party. During the second stage of its Children's Day Marathon now for municipalities in the southern border, "El Guero" Velasco said that childhood is a priority that should motivate us to put aside political differences and get the batteries to be a childhood stronger, healthier and more opportunities in life. Full story here
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MIL YOUNG A "CRIME PREVENTION FORUM AND ADDITIONS"
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MDER. CP. As part of strategies to keep Tuxtla Safe Community, the city of Tuxtla Gutierrez, through the Municipal Public Security Ministry, launched the "Forum on Crime Prevention and Addiction," which to date has benefited over thousand adolescents and youth, which is done in order to warn teenagers about the deadly risks of addiction.

During the exhibition focuses on topics like risk factors, social problems, alienation from parents, adolescence stage risk youth success, among others. Full story here
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HUNDREDS OF RESIDENTS WITHOUT WATER DIVERSION OF RIVER
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Fred M. Perez CP. More than six hundred farmers in the community "The Constitution", the municipality of Las Margaritas, reported that for several days without water to survive and feed their animals, following which villagers Antonio and New Huixtán Los Montes diverted the a river channel.

The inhabitants of "The Constitution", reported that they cut off the road and blocked the access road, making it impossible to go out and stock up on provisions, fearing they could be ambushed. This problem experienced by the indigenous community, it is important to note that endangers the lives of children, youth and women lacking the vital liquid. Full story here
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RUTILIO REQUESTS THAT A CFE cease the abuses.
MDER. CP. The former senator for the Democratic Revolution Party (PRD), Rutilio Escandon Cadenas, asked the Federal Electricity Commission (CFE) is not further impoverish the people of Chiapas with its high fees and account for what he does with water potential.

Escandon Chains added that it is useless to be one of the states with higher energy output, when the CFE does not behave the height of Chiapas. Pemex said the people should be accountable for what they do with all the capital that exploits and water used to supply power to good part of the country, including a section of Central America. Full story here
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CARAVAN MARCHING ON INDIANS IN CHIAPAS AGAINST PGJE.

Gabriel Samayoa / Mitzi Fuentes .- .- The Chiapas Impartial Justice in Chiapas, continues to favor criminals and far from doing justice becomes an accomplice, alleged members of civil society The Chenalhó Bees, after a demonstration trailer and left his community to the state capital Tuxtla Gutierrez against PGJE.
After demonstrating in front of Chenalhó president and later against the indigenous courthouse in this city, members of civil society, reported that the Deputy justice, far from punishing guilty, the favors and free. Full story here
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national events

10 YOUTH KILLED IN TWO PARTIES, IN TEPIC and Juarez.
Editorial

In place of the Mexican Army arrived to cordon off the area as well as elements of the Public Ministry and the Medical Examiner. Full story here
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NATIONAL SECURITY LAW VIOLATES RIGHTS: Activists.
Juan Arvizu Arrioja and Andrea Merlos challenged lawmakers to initiate a debate on the reforms that are expected this week to the National Security Act.
"I would worry if the reforms have not read even more if they do not have the courage to take the floor to defend or tell me if you are against," said Eduardo Gallo, meeting about 30 members San Lazaro. Challenged them to discuss the content of the legislation, with it, a Mexican in the street, "of which we are to stem from the mistakes and stupidity of the government that has put the country into a bloodbath." Full story here
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RECULA EL PRI EN USAR TROPAS CONTRA MOVIMIENTOS SOCIALES; MANTIENE CESE DE GARANTÍAS.
Enrique Méndez y Roberto Garduño / Periódico La Jornada
El PRI en la Cámara de Diputados aceptó suprimir de su proyecto de Ley de Seguridad Nacional puntos sustanciales, como la intervención del Ejército contra movimientos sociales, políticos y electorales, y reincorporó al fuero civil la persecución of crimes committed by soldiers during operations, but preserves the discretion of the President to order military intervention in states or regions of the country and suspend individual guarantees.
the morning, while the coordinator of the PRI representatives, Francisco Rojas Gutierrez warned that this week will vote on the opinion and the chairman of the Defense Commission, Rogelio Cerda, said that if The PRI no agreement would be imposed in a session with a "fast and furious agenda", members of the caucus refused to endorse the request of approval without change document. Full story here

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DENIED SOCIAL PROGRAMS THAT HAS GROWN BY ADDICTION IN YOUNG DF. Hector Cruz Lopez Government Commission of the ALDF, Alejandra Barrales.

Interviewed at the end of the formal session of the 75th anniversary of the National Polytechnic Institute (IPN), revealed that the ALDF explores the possibility of convening a special meeting for May 4 in If not resolved the issues that are in the pipeline, so this Friday will also work fully. Full story here
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MEASURE OF NATIONAL SECURITY WE CAN NOT TAKE BACK STATE: SICILY.

Fernando Camacho, Enrique Mendez and Roberto Garduño
newspaper La Jornada Javier Sicilia
The poet called for the formation of a new national compact city to recover the peace and tranquility of the country, and confirmed that on Friday May 5 will march from Cuernavaca, Morelos, due to the Zocalo of Mexico City, to call attention to this initiative.
indicated that the adoption of the initiative to reform the Security Act National is discussed in the House of Representatives, "can lead to a state of no return." Full story here
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PARENTS OF CHILDREN KILLED IN THE NURSERY ABC OPEN YOUR MOVE HEADQUARTERS. Ulises Gutierrez Ruelas
/ Correspondent / Newspaper La Jornada

Hermosillo, Son., April 26. Members of the Citizens Movement for Justice AC June 5, including parents of children who died in the fire in the nursery ABC June 5, 2009, in which 49 minors were killed and dozens injured today opened its official headquarters in Santiago House activities, which is located a few blocks from the room, Colonia Cuauhtemoc, south of Baghdad.
Julio César Márquez, a spokesman for the group, said that the house he spent his last day alive on small Slogans Santiago Zavala, who perished in the conflagration in the nursery surrogate for the Mexican Social Security Institute, which originated in an adjacent warehouse, rented by the government of Sonora, then headed by the PRI candidate Eduardo Bours Castelo. Full story
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TEACH CHILDREN TO BE MORE SINCERE, SAYS VALENTINE'S CORNER.

Arturo Cruz Barcenas / Newspaper La Jornada
Valentin Rincon is the creator, along with Gilda and Caesar, of the group Los Hermanos Rincón, since the beginning of the 70 have recorded over 20 discs with songs, rounds and traditional games lyrical Mexican children, regardless of major manufacturing companies. Continues with the traditional radio program Trovan for children, Radio UNAM, and now, at the soloist, will present its latest production

a child for the singer "is a wonderful agency that teaches us to be more honest, to have fewer prejudices. Is receptive to what you give, but it is also critical. Ugh! If you are not honest with him ... Grip you immediately! From another point of view, is the man cub.
"Through the years we have concluded that our intention is to provide the highest quality we can, tanto en música como en letras. Esa es la responsabilidad de hacer canciones para niños, para nosotros. Las canciones para niños, ellos las toman para sí. Pasan a ser parte de ellos. Creo que lo que hemos hecho ha sido constructivo, según nos lo han hecho ver los papás." Nota completa aquí
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LA CALLE ES
MALA MADRE.

Milenio semanal
Un grupo de mariachis apura el último tequila en la Plaza Garibaldi del Distrito Federal (DF). Mientras los turistas se deleitan con canciones Jose Alfredo Jimenez, a short distance away and no one sees it, a boy climbs like a cat on the ledge of a building in ruins. No external walls and the remainder of the departments is just a skeleton made up of four cement walls graffiti that no one stops to watch. It is hard to imagine that there is something interesting in the rubble of the building, let alone on them have 14-year olds who share dirty mattresses.
One of those children is called, say, Moses. No answers to questions about his past because despite her young age has too many thorns in the memory. Silent as you inhale and again a dirty paper and sprayed with a solvent removes the cuffs in the sleeves of a sweater two sizes bigger than him. Only when speaking of Oliver Twist, the Charles Dickens literary classic, Moses seems to wake up and recognized in this young Londoner who wandered through towns and sharpened the imagination to get a few crumbs of bread. "It was a street kid like me. If I wrote a book would have all the adventures I've experienced with my friends, how my mother and the nuns at the orphanage ... I was beaten. " Full story here
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CHILDREN ORGANIZED CRIME assassins.
Millennium weekly
The price for killing guards assume functions (hawks) or move drugs is variable. Many do it for 500 pesos, but others like The PONCHISE, who by his cruelty earned a special place within the criminal organization the South Pacific cartel, come to collect up to three thousand dollars "per head", as this young man's self-revelation as 14-year-old arrested last December while trying, along with her sisters to flee to San Diego, California.

Edgar's case "N", nicknamed The PONCHISE, whose criminal activity began at 10 years of age as a mule or courier Beltran Leyva cartel in Morelos, is not unique or new. It is estimated that criminal organizations have recruited at least 35 000 children aged between 12 and 17 years, which have taken advantage of their poverty and vulnerability. "They are the cannon fodder of organized crime," says M Weekly President of the Commission on Citizenship of the Chamber of Deputies, Arturo Santana. "The failed strategy against organized crime and lack of public policies care and support to children, have allowed the drug cartels operate with impunity as recruiters of thousands of child victims of poverty and family breakdown, and willing to do anything to make money or get a sense of belonging or identity providing criminal gangs, "he stresses. Full story here
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WAR, VIEW FROM THE CHILDREN.
Santiago Igartúa
MONTERREY, NL., (Process) .- "There was once a hit ...." It is the beginning of a story written by Jaime, a student of third year in a primary stranded on the slopes of Mount Loma Larga, in the center of this city.

Yours could be any school in the colony independence, taken the region by organized crime, and many more.
Contaminated with fear, choking tension in the air. Is collective hysteria. Fewer children attending their schools about the risks of taking to the streets of his neighborhood, where shootings are common currency. Full story here
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GIRLS INCREASE NUMBER OF MIGRANTS.

For Gladis Torres Ruiz
Mexico City (CIMAC) .- In 2009 more than half the children in Mexico was in asset poverty (62.2 percent) and one in four children (28 percent) did not have enough income to meet their food requirements, according to reports from the Mexico office of the United Nations Fund for Children.
In that year, according to INEGI, 30.9 million children between 0 and 14 years residing in the country, which means that more than 19 million children living in asset poverty, ie without a per capita income sufficient to meet housing needs, clothing, footwear and transport.

In the case of indigenous girls, these problems are exacerbated, since it persists triple discrimination for being a minor, belong to an ethnic group and being poor. This situation leaves them "more vulnerable than children," says UN agency. Full story here
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MEXICO WITHOUT MIGRATION POLICY FOR WOMEN AND GIRLS.

For Gladis Torres Ruiz
Mexico City (CIMAC) .- In recent years it has increased to nearly 50 percent of girls migration (Mexico and other countries) toward United States, according to the National Survey of Employment and Occupation (ENOE), National Institute of Statistics and Geography.
According to the same survey during the 2006-2008 approximately 198 thousand children under 15 years living in Mexico went to live abroad, representing eight percent of the total registered migrants period.

"Pretty close to half of international migrants accounted for less than 15 years in the period were girls, ie 47 out of 100" sets the INEGI. Full story here
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INTERNATIONAL EVENT

CAE NETWORK TRAFFICKING AND CHILD.
Santa Cruz, Bolivia, Children's Agency today .- The members of the band under investigation by the Attorney General argued that Maria Elena J. had promised to pay Bs 50 to care for three children rescued by the Prosecutor and the Ombudsman for Children in a home of the Virgin of Luján area behind the Industrial Park.

interim Judge Valeria Salas, after evaluating the evidence by the prosecution and the versions of the accused, identified the arrest of Wendy Light RE (buyer), Daniel MH (who lent the money to buy the infant), Mary Ellen J., Elizabeth VL, Carmen SM, Judit HR (selling ) and Karen E. Narda (Accessory). The defense argued that the defendants will appeal the judge's determination, arguing that no assessment of the evidence at the hearing. Full story here
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INCREASE IS TO PHONE CALLS ATTENTION TO THE CHILDREN.
Tenerife, Spain, Agencia Children Today .- The Phone Child Care ANAR Foundation (Help for Children and Adolescents at Risk) has served during 2010 a total of 9,369 calls from the Canary Islands, of which 9,163 were made by children and adolescents and 206 for adults through the line of Adult and Family.

These are just one of the data to be released this morning by the Minister of Social Welfare, Youth and Housing of the Canary Islands, Inés Rojas, and the director ANAR Foundation, Luis Estebaranz, which have been presented to the media Phone Child Care 116 111, a unique number to the European level of attention to the problems of children in general, not just children in vulnerability or helplessness. Full story here
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