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Establishing national front

• front The objectives are to interact across a network to provide immediate response to attacks on journalists, promote and defend legal advice from journalists who need it and create and advocate for initiatives that benefit the work of journalists.

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journalist Miguel Ángel Granados Chapa , keynote speaker at the ceremony, held up the front against threats to freedom of expression of journalists and aims meet a guild that often works against the aggressions of invertebrate way.

On the day of 61 anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, "there is nothing to celebrate, there is nothing to applaud," human rights in Mexico and in particular the right to freedom of expression and the right to life and journalists is not guaranteed . This was the atmosphere with dozens of organizations comprised of advocates and members of the journalists' union announced the creation of the National Front of Journalists for Free Expression (FNPLE). Listen to interview with Valvina Flores, representative of Reporters Without Borders in Mexico.

Journalists and united workers demand respect for freedom of expression

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Release Date: 2009-12-10

On the day of 61 anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, "there nothing to celebrate, there is nothing to applaud, "human rights in Mexico and in particular the right to freedom of expression and the right to life of the journalists is not guaranteed. This was the atmosphere with dozens of organizations comprised of advocates and members of the journalists' union announced the creation of the National Front of Journalists for Free Expression (FNPLE).

So far in 2009, 12 journalists have been killed for their work and at 9 years of federal government's National Action Party, now total 58 murders and nine missing journalists. 25 years, which was completed columnist Manual Buendia, the situation has worsened, "Today this phenomenon has increased and rose to leave a bloodstain all over the country," said Judith Calderon Gomez, general secretary Independent Trade Union of Workers of La Jornada (SITRAJOR), introducing the Front in a public ceremony at the monument to Francisco Zarco.

The event, attended and to representatives and members of the broad spectrum of journalists and journalists from Mexico, was settled the Front after 13 months of gestures and now serves as a link to the journalists to implement programs against attacks, a defense information network , provide legal advice when journalists are brought to court (this is supported by the National Association of Democratic Lawyers), create and promote legislative initiatives to protect the information role and establish a systematic campaign to raise awareness of the issue.

"Journalists do not have or want to have privileges" said Miguel Angel Granados Chapa- but we can organize to denounce the government inactivity then becomes impunity "and said the FNPLE" should permanently withdraw this government inaction. "

Prior to the presentation, founders of organizations like SITRAJOR this front, the National Union of Press Editors (SNTP), the union for Notimex, the Sol de Puebla, journalists from Contralínea Zocalo, among others, demonstrated outside the headquarters of the Attorney General's Office (PGR) to sue the attorney, Arturo Chavez Chavez, who is acting against a serious spate of attacks on journalists.

One delegation, Rogaciano led González Méndez, secretary of the interior of SNTP, presented this request in writing to the PGR, after in May 2009 this same letter was handed to the Special Prosecutor for Attention to Crimes Committed Against Journalists and its Once the owner promised to deliver to the Attorney and which until today no answer.

Parallel to the demonstration outside the PGR and then marched down Reforma Avenue to the monument to the journalist Francisco Zarco, the Federal District Legislative Assembly unanimously approved an agreement with the point that establishes a permanent table protection of journalists, building a house refuge for journalists from the interior of the country at risk, and the appointment in 2010 of Mexico City as the "city hospital and defesa of freedom of expression," said the asamblesita of the Democratic Revolution Party, Aleida Alavez Ruiz.

While attendees were looking a shadow of refuge from the intense sun, journalists from Guerrero, Puebla, Oaxaca and other states, explained the situation that holds freedom of expression in their states, while joined in this collective effort.

Members of FNPLE, carrying a red shirt with the words "free speech", received support from other organizations civil rights as the Fundación Manuel Buendía, the Information Center for Women (Cimac), Reporters Without Borders, Insyde, Press and Democracy, and labor organizations led by the Mexican Electricians Union (SME).

Among the complaints about the systematic impunity for crimes committed against journalists and the sense of cohesion in this new organization, he read the names of journalists who have lost their lives in their daily work and observed a minute of silence.

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Invitation journalists to defend freedom of expression legislation

independent journalists, grouped into unions and other workers in the media invite all colleagues to participate in an act of complaint with the Attorney General's Office (PGR) and then to become a national front to defend our profession.

Date and Time: Thursday December 10, 2009 at 10:30 am

Location: main entrance of the Attorney General (Av. Reforma 211) and later, at 12:00 pm at the monument to Francisco Zarco (Av. Hidalgo, corner of Paseo de la Reforma, Hidalgo meters)

Contact: Amalia Rivera, Secretary of Foreign SITRAJOR. May 17, 1902 Tel 56 044 55 34 Cel 62 81

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Convenors: Independent Trade Union of Workers of La Jornada, National Writers Union Newspapers, Radio Education (Delegation D-III-57 of the SNTE), union Workers only Notimex, Contralínea journal, magazine Socket, Union of Workers of El Sol de Puebla, some individual firms.

So far the state has been unable to stop the crimes against journalists and to guarantee the right to life and freedom of expression contained in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, which turns 61 years. Only in 2009, twelve of our colleagues have been killed, but only one of the perpetrators have been punished.

The protest rally will take place on Thursday December 10 at 10.30 am sharp
at the main entrance of the Attorney General (Av. Reforma 211). Here, again demand that the Attorney General's Office do its job and make concrete and effective action to prevent another crime against the guild of journalists.

Later, at 12.00 o'clock, we will focus, to announce the creation of a national network in defense of journalism, a monument to Francisco Zarco (Av. Hidalgo, corner of Paseo de la Reforma, Hidalgo meters). We will, among other renowned journalists, the presence of Mr. Miguel Angel Granados Chapa

We can not continue to exercise our profession in an environment of fear, injunctions, threats and attacks, while impunity reigns.

More information: Amalia Rivera, Secretary of Foreign SITRAJOR. May 17, 1902 Tel 56 044 55 34 Cel 62 81

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Distance (nostalgia)

"I keep your memory as a secret.
I keep your memory as you keep the ashes of a dead
: with ardent and hopelessly
impossible love."




The true distance is made of time. If you lived on the other side of the world, on a distant planet, in the confines of the universe, I would move heaven and earth, seas and outer space as necessary to find you, find (I know).
But how to find you if maybe you were not born yet, if you might be dead or never existed. Or, as you once told me, maybe I am not yet born to the life or death ... How
hold if a wall of wind, life, old photos, remembering and forgetting, roads, twists and turns, silence and words, decisions, destinations, stands among us as a mirror and envelops us anything, impossible , never? How
tell you everything you want to tell you if your time is so obviously foreign to me that I can not even see it?. How
desandaría time, how they break up hold (also know ...)

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hat takes to the media in Mexico?

are 72 opinions expressed by journalists, civil society, academia and delivery specialists compiled editorial that presented the Mexican Association of Right to Information (AMEDI ) last night at Casa Lamm. "Various, plural, and sometimes contrasting "the responses were issued to participants to answer the question and title of the book What legislation is needed for the media in Mexico?, it was delivered to each of the five hundred members of the sixtieth legislature so they could study, think and "be aware, in time, about the gaps and slopes on the course you have to take the law into a democratic transformation of the media," said Beatriz Solís Leree, board member Amedia.

During the ceremony showed the need to a brake legislative monopoly structure in the media affecting the generation of broad content including the right to information, health, education, and culture in the media. Addressed the need to regulate the issue of media campaigns on behalf of people who promote their political image resources from the public purse and the urgency of breaking the symbiotic relationship between political interests and associations of media, and that they be subjected to constant public scrutiny.

regard José Antonio Crespo, a professor of the Center for Economic Research and Teaching (CIDE) and who made the contribution Decentralization State media signals and recalled the televised episode of Law, and the lack of rules to ensure accountability, as well as the urgency of the media are reporting apparatus and not the other, "serve to hide corruption that detrimental to the collective interest of state autonomy. "

As for spending public funds on ads and television appearances outside during election campaigns by public officials, Antonio Crespo recalled that Article 134 of the Constitution prohibits that public funds are used to promote people, "it violates the spirit of the law to promote purposes Personally, I think the performance of Enrique Peña Nieto, for example, to justify its popularity, but the fact of appearing in newsletters and inserts paid, there, obviously mocking the law and this is due to the absence of a regulation. "

Professor of CIDE

affirmed the need to break vicious cycles between politicians and broadcasters, "is an extraordinary instrument of blackmail, the parties rely on television and therefore do not reform the law, technically there is a solution, but politically no, because there is no will to do so, it will be very difficult if the parties do not go together. But no one millimeter based on their particular to give rise to a background transition, the media consortiums are real powers, "said Antonio Crespo.

Meanwhile, Javier Corral, chairman of the Senate Interior Committee of the Republic, said the current legislature has more legislators than ever to push for these reforms, "many do not know the technical terms mean when spoken on media, or radio spectrum, or broadband, but many have the perception that the determinations have been made in media have been unconstitutional, this is the real environment in which you receive this book, but it needs to Congress organized social momentum and AMEDI is a great tool for this. All in all the reform will come out in the coming years, would be suicidal to want to repeat past electoral processes and media powers are reversed by the branches of government would reach a level of social tension very dangerous, "said also former director of Amedia. During the presentation

Fatima Fernandez Christlieb, professor at the Faculty of Political Science at the National Autonomous University of Mexico, who participated in the book with a paper replica, right unregulated, said that a new cycle in the history of distributing Mexico media that comes with civil society and said the book has a clear language and synthesis and that "rather than technical, it is political because it is designed to benefit citizens, students and the media themselves not only legislators or specialized audiences, "he said.

On the way to take the media legislation, Fernández Christlieb said that since the state's power can break the "vicious circle" but with the support of society "in a forceful way of participation as this release, which is not an incomprehensible monstrosity. "

As said Antonio Castro Leal in 1966, continues the professor, 'the people of Mexico hopes', but not quiet stand idly by, so AMEDI, delivers this book in time for lawmakers to study and for society to continue waking up, "said after your participation.

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