Saturday, April 23, 2011

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This Sunday at the Book Fair: Presentation of "All I want to know about having an abortion by pill"




This Sunday at the Book Fair: Presentation of "All I want to know about having an abortion by pill"

The cultural battle for legal abortion, national and popular begun!


Sunday 24 April. 20.00 hs. Sala Alfonsina Storni

sale in Stand 2525, Hall Amarillo, Editorial Nuestra América


According to the Ministry of Health of the Nation, each woman abort illegally average of 2 times during your life.


The illegality of abortion violence to the women folk, who do not attend clinics first and get misoprostol two or three times more expensive because they have a doctor "friend" that makes them a recipe. This delay of abortion for economic reasons we end up compromising the health of those who finally aborted late pregnancy or in situations of extreme precariousness. Women who rely on public health system, and lesbian women who defend this model, which receive the universal child allowance, domestic workers who have benefited from the laws of this government are most in need of legal abortion especially protected from violence and exploitation of the market in abortion.


" All you want to know about an abortion with pills " is a book that compiles scientific and practical information to reduce the harm from unsafe abortions. The World Health Organization considers as an essential drug misoprostol, and the Ministry of Health of Argentina set to abortion with misoprostol as the standard treatment. The standard treatments and essential drugs are components of the right to health, universal and irrevocable. Must be accessible and available to all people without discrimination. This method of abortion was invented 30 years ago by women folk Latin America, and is now used worldwide for being cheap, effective and safe to abort at home until week 12 of pregnancy from the date of the last menstruation.


Presents : Veronica Marzano, member of Lesbians and Feminists for Decriminalization of Abortion.


Debate:


Lucía Álvarez , a journalist for Time Argentino.


Claudia Peruggino, lawyer, journalist, activist, member of Red PAR-Journalists from Argentina in a Communication Network non-sexist, member of All Cristina. Host of "Mujeri" in Mother's Voice.


Marlene Wayar . Director of "The Weave", 1 Journal of Latin American Transvestite, General Coordinator of Trans Future, Co-founder of the Red Trans Latin America and the Caribbean "Silvia Rivera."


AND YOU!!


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Friday, April 15, 2011

Quotes From Deborah Samson

Summary, Friday, April 15, 2011 press

STATE OCCURS
SCHOOL TAKE AN ASSAULT.

CP Elio Henríquez. Students of the Faculty of Law at the Autonomous University of Chiapas (UNACH) took 14 hours facilities to demand punishment to a pupil who assaulted a classmate who was hospitalized but is now out of danger.
The secretary general of the UNACH, Hugo Armando Aguilar, who arrived for talks with both groups said they will investigate the facts and apply the law college.
Full story here.

SIGN MINUTES FOR THE PROMOTION OF EDUCATION.
Carlos Herrera CP. Authorities of the City of San Cristobal de Las Casas signed a draft of agreements to boost education and improve the quality of life of over a hundred children studying in the Social Integration Centre (CIS) number 30, located in the historic center of San Cristobal de Las Casas.

The bill was signed on Monday 11 April by representatives of the Institute of Physical Infrastructure Education Department of Education, the Ministry of Education federalized, the Directorate of Public Works and the Department of Urban Planning and City Development jerkin.
Full story here.

MORE EDUCATION AND LESS CRIME, ASKS VELASCO.
Voice and Image of Chiapas .- The senator from the state of Chiapas, Manuel Velasco Coello, said the debate on combating crime in the country should focus on educational issues.
federal lawmaker said the discussion should revolve around how you should do that no one is left without going to school for the young people are not left out of educational opportunities and to ensure that quality education is.
Full story here.

Paulina Fernandez CP. To achieve the six-year goal of reducing the 17 percent illiteracy in the state efforts are needed therefore is intended that through the social service and professional practices, supporting students in the literacy process.
The head of the Adult Education Institute (AEI), Aminta Elizabeth Natarén Cordova explained that it is very important to involve young students in upper secondary education to combat the problem of illiteracy and backwardness education in the state. Full story
here.

Carlos Herrera CP. With the aim of raising funds for more than 130 children who come from 15 of the poorest municipalities of the entity and are living on Social Integration Center # 30 "Xicotencatl, parents and directors of this institution have organized a children's festival.
"We raise funds to buy hygiene materials, clothing and footwear for children, because when they come to your community go barefoot" said Manuel Gomez Gutierrez, director of the Center for Social Integration # 30 "Xicotencatl", Calle 201 No. 2 Squadron in the Barrio El Cerrillo, in San Cristobal de Las Casas.
Full story here.

El Heraldo de Chiapas / Isaias Lopez
The National Commission on Human Rights (NCHR) called for institutions to combat trafficking and protect the population, especially at the borders, where there is greater risk, in turn, stressed the importance of improving the legal framework to prevent criminals from evading the course of justice.
director Trafficking in Persons of the NHRC, Emilio Maus said the company must also lodge complaints and request them to punish those responsible, "we will be very aware of the investigations public prosecutors to demand that abide by the law and to avoid impunity, "he said.
Full story here.
SAPAM BULLETIN: WATER CUTS WHO DO NOT PAY.
The Fair Chiapas .- In accordance with the provisions of the Water Law of the State of Chiapas, from near 18 above, the Commercial Department of Potable Water and Sewerage Municipal, by Luís CP Antonio López Herrera, start a campaign to cut service to those who hold debt.
In this regard, invites the public to go to make your payment in the boxes provided, to avoid problems.
Full story here.

national events
IN 18 YEARS, DIED MORE THAN 3 THOUSAND GIRLS maternal causes.
For Gladis Torres Ruiz
Mexico City (CIMAC) .- In Mexico, 83 percent of all hospitalizations of girls and young women between 10 and 19 years old, served in nosocomial the Ministry of Health (Ss) - resulted from complications related to pregnancy, childbirth, postpartum and abortion.
An analysis by IPAS, Mexico, hospital discharges for women served by the Ss during 2009, detailed The causes related to maternity are the first factor of hospitalization of children and adolescents in this age range. Highlights the complications in childbirth and abortions, he said the civil organization.
Full story here.
STATE OMBUDSMAN SAYS THERE ARE 12 THOUSAND ORPHANS INSECURITY IN JUAREZ.
Afp / Newspaper La Jornada
Ciudad Juárez, Chihuahua. In its six years, George fills with which the bank hopes to buy a goat horn (AK 47) to kill the murderers of his father, tells the psychologist who attends a handful of the 12 000 children orphaned by the violence in Ciudad Juárez.
At least 12 000 children have lost one or both parents. Right now is hatred and revenge against the man who killed his parents, but tomorrow will be hatred and revenge against the state that allowed the kill, says Gustavo de la Rosa, local State Commission Human Rights.
Full story here.
REFORMS ON ADOLESCENTS, REPRESSION DISGUISED: EXPERT.
Gustavo Castillo García / Newspaper La Jornada legal reforms on adolescents represent a new era of repression disguised as guarantees, said researcher Sergio E Garcia, a member of the Mexican Academy of Criminal Sciences, during a roundtable discussion at the National Institute of Penal Sciences ( Inacipe).
Castilleja
Ruth Villanueva, a former third visit of the National Commission of Human Rights and teacher Inacipe, said the issue has gained prominence following the reform of Article 18 of the Constitution, noting that there are big loopholes that must be corrected, as they have not developed all instruments to ensure access to justice for those under 18.
Full story here.
DEFROST MEMBERS ON TRAFFICKING LAW AND JUSTICE FOR TEENS.
Citlala GILES SÁNCHEZ
Chilpancingo .- After several years of being in the freezer, the deputies unanimously approved legislation to Combat, Prevent and Punish Trafficking in Persons and of Justice to Adolescent who came calling on national and Guerrero was one of the states that still had to approve them.

With regard to the law to combat, prevent and punish trafficking in persons, Guadalupe Gómez Maganda deputy reported that the sex trade in persons is a lucrative business because in Mexico alone there are 47 criminal gangs who devoted to this and tourist sites, such as Acapulco, are identified as hot spots where the sexual exploitation of women and children has grown to such an extent that Internet sites are offered as packages include sexual services from minors .
Full story here.

LUCIO LIVE FOUNDATION HOSTS MEETING YOUTH IN ATOYAC.
Atoyac .- In order to offer the youth of this city a place of expression, Lucio Lives Foundation AC meeting held on Urban VIII Expression youth, "said Cuauhtemoc Javier Contreras, president of that organization.
The meeting, which lasted two days, starting next Saturday at 9 am with an exhibition of graffiti, which will be reflected in the exterior walls of the general secondary My homeland is number 14 first, and subjects are free without falling into those who are considered illegal, he said Contreras.
Full story here.
Luz Maria Rivera / Correspondent / Newspaper La Jornada
Boca del Rio, Veracruz - Mexico is no longer only a transit country to be also the origin of child migration to the United States, a phenomenon that requires comprehensive care and inter-considered Margarita Zavala, president of the National System for Integral Family Development (DIF) in the opening of the work of the national meeting places of origin and southern border 2011.
Representatives DIF systems and governments in 14 states gathered at the World Trade Center in this city to present the outlines of a federal program proposed by the wife of President Felipe Calderon, including the repatriation of minors found in the journey to America.
Full story here.

Victor Ballinas and Andrea Becerril / Newspaper La Jornada
The Senate yesterday endorsed the minutes of the Chamber of Deputies which punishes with up to 18 years imprisonment and a fine of 2 000 250 days, those for-profit or not, hire, published in print or electronic media ads promoting labor exploitation , and overall sexual trafficking.
With these additions to articles 5 and 13 of the Law to Prevent and Punish Trafficking in Persons, the person you hire or post messages in any medium of communication and that is directly related to trafficking persons, shall be punished under Article 6 of the Act.
Full story here.
ORGANIZED CRIME INCREASES HOLDING YOUTH.
Queretaro, Mexico, Children's Agency today .- Dr. René Jiménez Ornelas, a researcher at the Institute for Social Research at the UNAM-National Autonomous University of Mexico, said human trafficking has increased in the country, because young people or minors are not social alternatives such as employment or work, forcing them to approach areas where growth options are, and where the leaders of some criminal organizations subject them to exploitation.
Organized crime, he said, has adopted this form of slavery, to identify young people looking for space for personal growth or economic, so take advantage and thus engage in abuse and exploitation.
Full story here.
PROMAJOVEN ATTEND A mere 4.2 percent of adolescents.
By Patricia Carmona Hernández Mexico City (CIMAC / AMNDI) .- The absolute lag, the Grant Program Support to Basic Education for Youth and Young Pregnant Mothers (Promajoven), Secretariat of Public Education (SEP), served only to 4.2 percent of its target population in 2009, according to information taken from the Evaluation of Social Development Policy (Coneval).
According to the Report of Specific Performance Assessment 2009-2010, which made the Coneval to Promajoven in 2009, the program only basic education grants awarded to 7 000 643 pregnant teenagers or young mothers in a population Total 180 000 408 women in that condition, aged between 12 and 18.
Full story here.
HIDDEN DEATH OF AN INFANT CARE.
Ruben Villalpando / Correspondent / Newspaper La Jornada Ciudad Juárez, Chihuahua. Natividad Rubio Vazquez accused the Magic World Day Care hide the death of his son, Jesus Orozco Rubio, two months. Narrated that picked him up Wednesday afternoon at the daycare, located in the colonial South Sites, and realized that took several hours without life.

The prosecutor of the northern Chihuahua, Jorge Gonzalez Nicholas, said that an 18-year-old was caring for 14 children and confirmed that the baby died of aspiration.
Full story here.

with Calderon raised military spending, stagnated HEALTH AND EDUCATION: World Bank.
Roberto González Amador / Envoy / Newspaper La Jornada
Washington DC .- Mexico military spending last year grew by an unprecedented number of 64 thousand 348 million pesos, an increase of 44 percent on the amount recorded at the beginning of the administration of President Felipe Calderón Hinojosa, according to data released Thursday by the World Bank (WB).

Allocating more public resources to purchase arms and the maintenance of troops contrasted with the trend of spending on education and health, who reported marginal increases. The budget for basic education students remained unchanged from the level of 2006, according to agency data, contained in World Development Indicators report, released Thursday.
Full story here.

LOCATED 23 bodies MORE clandestine graves TAMAULIPAS, AND ARE 145.
From the Editor / Journal
The Day San Fernando Tampico. Excavations in the rural area of \u200b\u200bSan Fernando had resulted in the location of more than 23 bodies were found in mass graves, Secretary of Government of Tamaulipas, Morelos Jaime Canseco, said the finding added 145 bodies found on April 6 spent to date.

The bodies will be transferred to the Forensic Medical Service of Matamoros, where he carried out the autopsy of law and for forensic evidence to establish their identity and then will be shipped to Mexico City to be embalmed, like the 76 bodies that were taken on Thursday in a refrigerated truck.
Full story here.

INTERNATIONAL EVENT
CONDEMN THE SLAUGHTER OF MORE THAN 100 PEOPLE IN SAN FERNANDO TAMAULIPAS.
José Encinos / Melel Xojobal, San Cristobal de Las Casas .- In a press release, the National Bureau for Migration in Guatemala MENAMIG-the Pastoral of Human Mobility Episcopal Conference of Guatemala, among other advocacy organizations Human Rights strongly condemns the slaughter of more than 100 people found this week in the municipality of San Fernando, Tamaulipas, Mexico, including a Guatemalan citizen in so far.
"We express our strong condemnation of the massacre of more than a hundred people whose bodies were found in mass graves in the ejido La Joya, the municipality of San Fernando, Tamaulipas, Mexico."

note that, "according to the study of the Commission Human Rights in Mexico based on the testimony of migrants and diagnoses made by the regional offices of that entity, areas of high risk of kidnapping are: Baja California: the mountain areas and stretches of highway Tijuana, Palenque, Arriaga, Tapachula, Chiapas , Coahuila: Saltillo, Piedras Negras, Mexico State: Guanajuato, Guerrero, Tamaulipas, Reynosa, Oaxaca at the crossroads of the railway, in Guerrero, Oaxaca, Michoacan, Queretaro, Nuevo Leon, Ixtepec, Quintana Roo, Cancun San Luis Potosi: Sasabe, Tabasco, Tenosique, among others. "
Given these facts very regrettable, require organizations to "Guatemalan and Mexican authorities, act accordingly and consistent with its role of protecting state and human rights defenders and promoters of transparency, zero tolerance for inefficiency, incapacity, aiding and abetting only put endanger the life and integrity of thousands men and women who cross borders in search of a more dignified life. "
Full story here.

CHILDREN INVISIBLE TO THE CRISIS.

Spain, Children's Agency today .- This crisis has been said and written about everything, but there are still things which still seems to escape. One of them showed a few weeks ago the Secretary of State for Social Security stating that "married couples with small children are undoubtedly one of the most vulnerable and affected by the lines of poverty and social exclusion in the English society following the crisis. "

In fact the data is not surprising. Foessa Foundation (linked to Caritas) reached a similar conclusion last November, saying in a report that "the crisis is having on households with children, a more significant impact that for the general population. "
Full story here.
95% OF CHILDREN DO NOT HAVE ACCESS TO CARE.

Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic Children's Agency today .- More than 95% of the children of working parents have no access to care, said Thursday the Ministry of Labour. Of the 150,000 infants who require care during working hours, childcare facilities to host state under 7,000.

The Labour Minister Max Puig, recalled that the Social Security Act established in 2001 that children under five years of age whose parents are listed on the social security system, should have access to childcare facilities where they would receive care and feeding.
Full story here.

Dismantled a
SELLING CHILDREN TO AMERICAN RED pedophiles. Germany, Children's Agency today .- Two members of the band living in Berlin were arrested this week in Germany's Munich airport while trying to enter the country from Costa Rica about ten years, reported the Berliner Morgenpost newspaper.

The alleged members of the network were arrested when German customs police found the falsity of the roles of the child, who had Brazilian documentation. One man is a German from Berlin and the other a Swedish citizen with residence in Berlin recently. Full story here.

There are 43 million children obese or overweight IN THE WORLD.
International Children's Agency today .- Overweight and obesity are defined as abnormal or excessive accumulation of fat that can be harmful to health.

Overweight and obesity are the fifth leading risk factor for death in the world. Die each year at least 2.8 million adults as a result of overweight or obese. Furthermore, 44% of the burden of diabetes, 23% of the burden of ischemic heart disease and between 7% and 41% of the burden of some cancers are attributable to overweight and obesity.

In 2010, about 43 million children under 5 years were overweight. While overweight and obesity were once considered a problem of countries high income, currently both disorders are increasing in countries of low and middle income, particularly in urban environments.
Full story here.

Wednesday, April 13, 2011

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Summary, Wednesday, April 13, 2011 press

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HAPPENS STATE

INDIGENOUS PARTICIPATION IN SEEKING PROCESSES
The press head of the institute said that the seminar aims to encourage participation Indian political leaders as well as create a space for dialogue between indigenous leaders and election officials. Full story here
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RESCUE MINOR work on a CANTINA .
Fred M. Perez CP. Specialized Police and Ministerial and agents of the National Institute of Migration (INM) rescued a young Guatemalan origin, 15 years old, who was forced to "sign" and allegedly a prostitute in a bar in the city of Comitan .

After a complaint of human rights organizations, the agents orchestrated a raid on the bar "The Cannibal", located on the 4th West between 13 th and 14 th South in Barrio La Pool. The place was rescued lower Roblero Jackie Valentina Montiel, 15-year-old from Guatemala. Full story here .

FEATURED FILM OF OPERATING A CHILD IN THE BORDER AREA.
Voice and Image Chiapas / Toño Aguilar

Comitan, Chiapas .-

The labor and sexual exploitation against children is registered in the Central American and Mexican border in Chiapas, will be revealed by the documentary called "The least of the problems, which will be shown next Wednesday at the Children's Day.
The film produced by a group of young professionals led by Karen Macias and Ana Loarca, under the direction of photojournalist Chiapas, Juan de Dios García Davish, aims to raise awareness that we must preserve and protect the physical integrity of children who are being violated their human rights. Full story here
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El Heraldo de Chiapas
actions to eradicate poverty in the 28 municipalities with the lowest human development index are focused not only provide quality health care but also Education plays an important role as the family income.
The government of Juan Sabines Guerrero is clear that to counter the exclusion is necessary to give guarantees for development communities and indigenous peoples mainly why it has invested unprecedented resources in these political boundaries to change the face of poverty for a better value. Full story here
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SUB MARCOS EZLN MOURNS THE DEATH OF PHILIP TOUSSAINT.
Meridiano90 / Angeles Mariscal
Comitan, Chiapas .- "All deaths down hurt, but there are some that hurt more closely. The Philip (Toussaint Loera) is very much ours as if something we needed ", said on behalf of the Zapatista Army of National Liberation (EZLN), Subcomandante Marcos.

Marcos recalls the former Vicar of the Diocese of San Cristobal, where it was headed by Bishop Samuel Ruiz Garcia.
"Again, death came with his unforeseen passing a road companion. Felipe Toussaint Loera, a Christian of those who believe in the need for earthly justice, it was a hot afternoon of April. "
"De Felipe and otr @ s like him are those who spoke in recent texts. He was and is part of that generation of men and women who have sided with the Indians when they were still in fashion and when they ceased to be. " Full story here
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S IMMIGRANT ARRESTED TWO 78 Pollera.
Meridnao90 / Gabriela
Coutiño

Tuxtla Gutierrez, Chiapas .- State Police rescued Tuesday morning a total of 78 undocumented Central American immigrants traveling in crowded double bottom of a trailer, bound for the State of Mexico, simulating transport package Attorney General's Office reported. The vehicle had left the border region.
The police discovered the immigrants after the trailer with company logos parcel "Multipack", was scanned by a technological device into a police checkpoint set on the outskirts of the capital of Chiapas.
"In the place were rescued 15 women, including a minor, for a total of 78 Central American migrants, 54 originating in Guatemala, 17 from El Salvador, Honduras and seven," said the reliance on a press release . Full story here
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HEAT INCREASES IN SALE OF BEER BARS TUXTLA, WHILE EFFECTIVE Oxchuc Prohibition. El Heraldo de Chiapas / Melel Xojobal Mariana
Morales / José Encinos

Most 2 000 400 bars, cantinas and deposits in the city, recorded a 10 percent surge in the sale of beer and soft drinks in recent months due to a key factor: the intense heat of the season that is felt in the capital.
According to data provided by the President of the Association of Bars, Canteens and deposits of Tuxtla Gutiérrez, Víctor Díaz, emphasized that this increase was caused by high temperatures, however, he said this is not satisfactory recovery for the sector, it expects higher growth.
While in the indigenous town of Oxchuc, on 4 April this year, became effective prohibition, this will apply in communities and especially in the main towns, where it more than five years, increasing sales came in castin alcohol and prostitution within it. Full story here
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PEACE AND JUSTICE, Assaults Petalcingo ejidatarios, CHIAPAS.
José Oak / Melel Xojobal, San Cristobal de Las Casas .- In a press release issued yesterday by the Human Rights Committee of Chiapas Base complaint that "on April 11, at approximately 20:00 hours, Indian Petalcingo Tzeltal of the suburbs of the municipality of Tila who were on the road section Tila Yajalón-up to the place known as El Recreo were attacked with stones by a large group belonging to the paramilitary group Peace and Justice and the Green Party Mexico (PVEM). "
notes that "at the same time, another group of Peace and Justice and the PVEM, began assault with stones at the premises of the Municipal Agency Petalcingo located in the center of town. " He adds that "at this moment there is information that there are 2 people injured and are being treated at the Regional Hospital in Yajalon." Also reported the presence of many elements of the State Preventive Police (PEP) in the town of Petalcingo, so it is feared that during the night can worsen the prevailing situation.
The Human Rights Committee of Chiapas Base Digna Ochoa Chiapas requests the Government to ensure the security and integrity staff of the residents of Petalcingo, and that its activities are conducted within the framework of respect for human rights. So intervene to prevent this situation from confrontation and violence in the northern jungle of Chiapas. "

national events
A MEXICAN GIRL OF 10 IS DEDICATED TO HOME.

by Gladis Torres Ruiz
Mexico City, April 12, 1911 (CIMAC) .- In Mexico one in 10 girls aged 12 to 17 years focuses on household chores, so they are being denied their right to education, affecting their life plan and future generations, agreed institutions and groups in society civil.
The Organization of the United Nations (UN) said that when a child is prevented from attending school or when fatigue arising from the workload you have in your house preventing you from paying attention in class, being denied their right to education. Full story here
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HOMES AND THERE WITH 3 GENERATIONS MOTHERS OF TEENAGERS.

For Gladis Torres Ruiz

Mexico City (CIMAC) .- Today in Mexico there are households where three generations live teen mothers, which is a reflection of policies sexual and reproductive health "are not hitting as it should be", say experts.
"We have a 38 year old grandmother who has a daughter aged 19, who in turn has an 8 year old daughter. This change in families but are transformed prevail health programs girls and adolescents ", say the experts. Full story here

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70% OF YOUNG OFFENDERS COME FROM VIOLENT HOMES.


Tabasco, Mexico, Agency .- Children Today, 70 percent of juvenile delinquents come from homes where domestic violence is practiced and the same percentage goes to prison, according to Laura Carrera unveiled Lugo, head of the National Crime Prevention and Citizen Participation of the National System of Public Security.

That's why I said that the unit she heads have been given the task of changing the approach to crime prevention, they said today that guidance was directed to address fundamental the root causes, namely, the demonstration let alone a criminal act and that is assisting with surveillance cameras, police officers, with weapons. Full story here
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LIFE EXPECTANCY AT RISK OF SHORTENED.

Mexico, Children Today Agency .- The Secretary of Health José Ángel Córdova Villalobos, warned that "is at risk of shortening the average life expectancy of Mexicans, who are over 75 years, because children have been found 12 to 15 years with diabetes and myocardial infarction in younger groups, a situation that was not seen before and was deprivation of the elderly.
In fact, in the General Hospital of Mexico and the first child died with cancer caused by obesity, and therefore Córdova Villalobos stressed the need to return to healthy habits before mainly in terms of physical activity and changing diet. Full story here
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CONAPRED: INTOLERANCE IS NOT TO BE NATIONAL SPORT.
Natalia Gomez as a "national sport".
In presenting the results of the National Survey on Prevention of Discrimination (Enadis) 2010 in the Memorial Museum and Tolerance, Bucio Mujica said that discrimination is fertile ground for violence, a cancer democracy and an anchor to poverty in the country. Full story here
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DISCLAIMS ANUIES CAMPUS CLOSE LOOK.
Laura Poy and Karina Avilés /
Newspaper La Jornada
The secretary general of the National Association of Universities and Institutions of Higher Education (ANUIES), Rafael López Castañares, refused yesterday to search for "militarize or close" the university campus in the wake of violence affecting the country, but acknowledged that the diagnosis for designing the organization's security manual "detect dire situations such as the execution of students in university classrooms."

In interview after closing the Entrepreneur Day 2011, said this April 15, during the 36th ordinary session of the Council of Public Universities and Related Institutions (CUPIA), which will be held in Merida, Yucatan, the manual "shall be approved, and disseminated concrete Later this month, as the proposal is to report all actions of self-protection and safety prevention. " Full story here
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subdivided as follows: GOVERNOR PROMISES TO RESPECT.

Hector Briceño /
Correspondent Newspaper La Jornada

Acapulco, Gro .-
Angel Aguirre Rivero The governor pledged to respect the agreements taken by the villagers of Cacahuatepec and members of the Council and Communities Opposed to Ejidos Dam The Parota (CEPA).
At a meeting held on Monday at the Diocesan House in Acapulco, which members of the CEPA, and the archbishop of Acapulco, Carlos Garfias Merlos, Aguirre Rivero said that productive projects, education and infrastructure that will boost its management in the area where the dam is to build in the rural area of \u200b\u200bAcapulco, will not be conditional upon the villagers to approve the project in the Papagayo River. Full story here .

INTERNATIONAL EVENT

about 2.6 million babies are born dead in the world every year.
Geneva, Switzerland, Children's Agency today .- Each year 2.6 million babies are stillborn in the world and 98 percent of these cases occur in developing countries low and middle income, according to the first global estimate on the situation by the World Health Organization (WHO).
"There is a taboo, women are marginalized and in some contexts it is believed that this is a divine punishment for the sins of the mother," he said at a press conference the Chief Epidemiologist Public Health Institute of Norway, Frederik Frøen. Full story here .
"THIS YEAR IN URUGUAY WILL DIE YOUNGER TO CHILDREN. "
For Valentín Trujillo
Uruguay, Children's Agency today .- On the occasion of the commemoration of World Health Day, the director of the Pan American Health Organization (PAHO), Argentina Mirta Roses, visited Montevideo, met with President José Mujica and health committees of Parliament, signed agreements with the Faculty of Medicine and the Municipality of Montevideo.

Within this busy schedule, spoke to the newspaper Uruguayan The Observer, among others issues on the progress and challenges of health reform, the migration of professionals, and adapt the world to a growing population living longer. Full story here
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POLITICIANS CALL ON CHILDREN fulfill their promises.
Madrid, Spain, Agencia Children today .- A boy and four girls from schools in Pamplona, \u200b\u200bA Coruña, Cuenca and Madrid, accompanied by Lucia Rodriguez, Entreculturas Association, an NGO that CME support have been received by the Chairman of the Committee on Cooperation, Delia White, and representatives of parliamentary groups who have explained the objectives of the campaign.
Delia Blanco has committed to collect the requests that have moved the children to improve the education of women and girls, as claimed by the objective of the SAME campaign this year, "a greater commitment of political leaders in ensuring the right to education of women. " Full story here
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Pneumonia
COBRA AND LIFE OF 54 CHILDREN.
Peru, Children's Agency today .- So much so that according to the Department of Epidemiology (DGE), until March 26, 1954 under five have died of pneumonia, especially in regions as Amazon, Lima, Loreto, Puno, Cuzco and Huanuco.

6.057 have also been reported care in all hospitals of the Ministry of Health.
recommend protecting children

So Victor Choquehuanca, head of the General Office of National Defense (OGDN) MoH, recommended that parents avoid exposing their children to air currents, using clothing and change clothing of the child immediately in case of sweaty. Full story here
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about one in four children suffers from hunger.


The poverty rate for children under 18 years of age increased to 20.7 percent in 2009, an increase of 1.7 percentage points compared with 2008, according to figures from Census Bureau United States cited in the report. Full story here
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ABOUT TWO MILLION CHILDREN IN POVERTY.
La Paz, Bolivia, Children's Agency today .- "Two million children and adolescents (NNAS) who are in poverty. Of 366 000 abandoned children living or working in the street, 313 thousand children are engaged in farming Riberalta chestnut, and Zahra and work in the mines of Potosi, the situation is worrying since this segment of the population accounts for 46% of the population comprised of the 4,844,572 children, "the Ombudsman, Rolando Villena.
Among other data, the report indicates that for every 100 children entering school, 30 did not finish primary. Also 7 out of 10 children were abused in their homes, schools and workplaces. Full story here .