Mexico News Today, Monday, September 28, 2020

 

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 2020

Warrants issued for soldiers, police in connection with Ayotzinapa case The attorney general said those responsible in the case of the 43 students who disappeared in 2014 have been identified. FULL STORY

Campeche first state with low-risk coronavirus rating The dynamic of the epidemic has decreased enough to allow almost all economic and social activities to resume in the state, said the Ministry of Health. FULL STORY

Pro-abortion march turns into violent clash with police Eleven police officers sustained injuries including burns during the clash and eight were taken to hospital, the government said. FULL STORY Fishermen defy vaquita rules Some boats fished Friday ahead of Saturday's opening, using a net that has been banned by federal authorities. FULL STORY Dog bites down 34%  While last week 412 Mexicans reported being bitten by dogs, the total number of such cases so far this year is 55,258, down from 84,000 last year. FULL STORY ADVERTISEMENT Marijuana garden offers pot smokers a place to get high Police are turning a blind eye to smokers who light up in a cannabis garden called Plantón 420, located next to the Senate building. FULL STORY THE MND POLL THE STORY: Anti-AMLO protest moves into zócalo ‘to fight 20th-century socialism’ FULL STORY THE QUESTION:  What are the chances that President López Obrador will be pressured to resign? VOTE HERE LAST POLL: Should there be a more aggressive policy against narcos and organized crime? 96% said yes.  VIEW FULL RESULTS Government accuses farmers, politicians of controlling water The federal government has accused a family of walnut farmers, a group of onion farmers and politicians of controlling water in Chihuahua. FULL STORY Foreign Affairs blames governor for water debt A senior official charges that the state has failed to comply with a pact to send hundreds of millions of cubic meters of water to the US. FULL STORY With force, National Guard evicts protesters at toll plazas in Nayarit An anti-riot team forcibly removed protesting farmers at one toll plaza on the Tepic-Mazatlán highway after they refused to leave. FULL STORY 22-year-old Oaxaca fisherman pulls in big fish David Moncada proved last week that age is no barrier to skill, catching three enormous sailfish, each weighing more than 49 kilograms. FULL STORY MEXICO LIFE The lowly chickpea is a protein powerhouse Masquerading as a simple dried bean, garbanzos are actually a powerhouse of protein eaten all over the world, writes Janet Blaser. FULL STORY MEXICO LIFE Born to be salvaje: biker culture in Mexico more than an imitation of US Mexico has put its own touches onto this worldwide phenomenon such as religious elements and emphasis on family, writes Leigh Thelmadatter. FULL STORY

• Brother-in-law of slain water activist killed in Baja California • 12 dead, 2 missing after Guanajuato bar attack • Chiapas bus accident kills 13, injures 25 • Persistent teachers resume blockades of railway tracks in Michoacán • Father of murder victim lashes out at fellow protester for graffiti • Mexican student wins gold at international math competition

We are waiting for you this coming Friday !!! Taking all the precautions and distance !! — at Delfina Beach Club restaurante y bar.

 

We are waiting for you this coming Friday !!! Taking all the precautions and distance !!

 - at  Delfina Beach Club restaurant and bar .

Piña Palmera, rehabilitation based on and by the community September 25, 2020

Piña Palmera, rehabilitation based on and by the community

https://www.somoshermanos.mx/pina-palmera-rehabilitacion-basada-en-y-por-la-comunidad/

By: Cynthia Alison Milián González

Photography: Pineapple Palm

Pineapple Palm Tree 

The Oaxacan Coast is one of the few in the Mexican Republic that maintains its natural conditions of human and natural wealth, which has kept it as "a hidden paradise" conserving its beaches, ecological niches, nature reserves, tropical forests and mangroves. Prevailing its original cultures with the natural environment, cultural and natural riches hidden from tourism, this part of the State of Oaxaca has been designated as "the hidden paradise of Mexico . "

But even in paradise there are problems that afflict society and Mr. Frank Douglas, a foreigner marveled at Oaxaca, during his stay detected the lack of care and rehabilitation for children with disabilities on the Oaxaca Coast, in addition to noticing the few possibilities of their families to respond to these needs; That is how he created the Piña Palmera shelter in 1984 to attend to this social problem of tenants.

In 1986, 19 children, five employees and four volunteers lived in Piña, but unfortunately Frank Douglas died suddenly without being able to see his shelter grow and formalize, taking over the management of the Anna Johansson Center, in Sweden, who managed to legally establish the hostel in 1989 as a Civil Association.

She established the first relationships with similar organizations in Sinaloa, and gave rise to the Community Based Rehabilitation (CBR) that since 1994 has carried out annual summer camps where families and volunteers get involved in community work executing different activities. in conjunction with Piña Palmera.

Starting in 1990, Piña Palmera AC began to visit neighboring communities, receive volunteers who offered rehabilitation training, and a year later they began to broadcast programs on the local radio of Puerto Ángel (XEPX) in which Piña Palmera staff shared until the date, topics of general interest, such as: health, hygiene, child development, disability, rehabilitation and human rights.

At the beginning of the new millennium, Piña Palmera partnered with France and Japan by developing workshops, dormitories and learning and organization strategies to be able to serve people with disabilities through the ethics of care and social justice in indigenous and rural communities. that they are the most excluded, even by the same states in the subject of human rights.

The work of more than 30 years has granted this organization international recognitions such as the United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF), the National Institute for Social Development (INDESOL) and other national and international public and private organizations.

Its methodology has been a precursor to the monitoring and application of the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities, allowing it to advise governments and civil organizations in Brazil, Bolivia, Nicaragua, Costa Rica and different states of the Mexican Republic.Pineapple Palm Tree 

As well as it has allowed him to participate in conferences on disability in Colombia, Ecuador, El Salvador, France, Sweden, Canada and the United States; in addition to joining forces with research and social service institutions such as UNAM, UAM, Universidad Iberoamericana, TEC, the University of Scranton in the United States and the University of Upsala in Sweden, among others.

Pineapple Palm AC. has promoted and accompanied comprehensive processes of inclusion, rehabilitation and empowerment to more than five thousand people with disabilities and their families, mainly in towns of the Sierra Sur, Coast and Isthmus of Oaxaca, with the mission of contributing to the improvement of their quality of lifetime.

You can volunteer at Piña Palmera! This Institution welcomes you to contribute with your willingness to be part of the workshops and projects by participating in any activity according to your skills.

Daniel Monroy is at Delfina Beach Club restaurante y bar. 2d ·San Pedro Pochutla, Mexico We are waiting for you this Friday to dance !!! Starting at 8pm

 Daniel Monroy is at Delfina Beach Club restaurant and bar .  

  ·San Pedro Pochutla, Mexico

We are waiting for you this Friday to dance !!!  Starting at 8pm

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Mexico News Today Friday, September 25, 2020

 

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 2020

Chihuahua says it has paid its share of water Contrary to President López Obrador's claims, the state is complying with its obligation to send water to the US, says Governor Javier Corral. FULL STORY

Spending a day at the park has new meaning A father and his three children spend their weekdays at Fortino Serrano Park, one of 80 places in the Mexico City borough of Venustiano Carranza where tablet computers are available for students to do schoolwork. FULL STORY

Prison coronavirus outbreak in La Paz; 21 infected Also in news from Baja California Sur: Betting on tourism — seven new luxury hotels planned in Los Cabos. FULL STORY Most obese man beats Covid The man who was the world's most obese person before losing weight through surgery has successfully fought another battle for his health.  FULL STORY ADVERTISEMENT Unhappy Interjet customers prepare to sue the airline Disgruntled customers are preparing a class action suit over the constant cancellation of flights and the airline's reimbursement practices. FULL STORY Mexico City takes delivery of first of 10 fully electric buses The 160-passenger vehicle's operating cost is 30% less than diesel, city says  FULL STORY Consultation over prosecuting ex-presidents unconstitutional: judge Supreme Court justice says that such a consultation would subject the past presidents' rights to the will of the people. FULL STORY Last month was second hottest August in 67 years It was the second warmest August since 1953, with an average temperature of 26.6 C. FULL STORY Protected area enlarged The federal government has enlarged by 50% an area of what it calls zero tolerance to protect the endangered vaquita marina porpoise. FULL STORY Rarámuris march to demand feds fulfill 2019 accord They claim the government has not fulfilled agreement signed last year by the president. FULL STORY Anti-AMLO protest fights '20th-century socialism’ The biggest anti-government protests in President López Obrador’s almost two years in office mark growing dissatisfaction with the populist president. FULL STORY CDMX to crack down on criminals in uniform The city plans to create a new generation of 'incorruptible' police who are immune to bribery and to prosecute corrupt officials. FULL STORY AMLO demands ‘blind obedience;’ ex-Indep chief  He was asked to dismiss staff, cancel contracts and make resources available to other departments without following procedures, Jaime Cárdenas said in an interview. FULL STORY MEXICO LIFE At Villa Fantasía, meet Pancho the croc and the Ocelot without a name A zoo becomes a wildlife rescue and rehabilitation center in Zapopan, Jalisco. John Pint went for a visit. FULL STORY

• Deputy health minister warns of Covid flare-up in flu season • Activist who denounced lack of water murdered in Baja California • Suspect linked to Ayotzinapa to stand trial on drug charges • Man, 30, files complaint after Mom kicks him out of the house • 3-meter-long crocodile spotted on Acapulco beach

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