Hello friends! And the day came to present in partnership with my turtle! which we proposed to Paqui friendly to this new challenge! I love amigurumi, Paqui thanks for this beautiful proposal! and now visit it! a kiss!
Friday, April 29, 2011
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Indian Sacred Site in Mexico is threatened by Canadian mining company
Translated by Jeremiah Medina
Every year Wixarika Native (Huichol) in western central Mexico, walk 500 km to the sacred land of Wirikuta, where according to legend, the sun was born. Here is collected Jikuri (peyote), carried out rituals of purification in order to enter into communion with their gods, looking for you to provide blessings and guidance. In this way, they preserve their culture, maintain harmony with nature, and support a tradition of thousand years.
Located in the state of San Luis Potosi, Wirikuta deserts is one of the most biologically rich and diverse in the world. In 1994 he was declared "Cultural Heritage Site and Historic and Low Ecological Conservation Area" in 2000 the protected area was expanded to 140 hectares, and in 2001 was declared the Sacred Natural Site by UNESCO. In Wirikuta there is also a bird sanctuary. Despite this, currently at risk from First Majestic Silver, a mining company based in Vancouver paid $ 3 million for the 22 mining concessions in the area.
First Majestic Silver Company is not the first mining company in coveting the mineral resources the region. In fact, mining activities in that region the English began in 1770. The town of Real de Catorce was founded at the time, but did not reach its best until the late nineteenth century, during the dictatorship of Porfirio Diaz. The decline came when mining became sporadic. The latest mining in Real de Catorce happened to almost 20 years, leaving a ghost town, the hills as if they were chopped smallpox scars of old mine tunnels, and water and contaminated land, also left unemployment and poverty. But the beauty of the landscape remains intact and Real de Catorce has become a tourist destination secondary. He has also served as an ideal site for the filming of two Hollywood films: The Mexican, starring Brad Pitt and Julie Roberts, and Bandidas with Salma Hayek and Penelope Cruz.
These are now serving as a backdrop for a social-environmental conflict unfolding around the First Majestic Silver susactividades to restart mining in the area. Wixarika where people see the sacred beauty and the fountain of life, Keith Neumeyer - President and CEO of First Majestic Silver - sees an opportunity to further enrich himself and his company's shareholders. With the latest technology, expected to reopen old mines, to exploit mineral veins that were previously not detected, and squeeze out the remaining lower than previous miners left there. There are traces promises of job creation and corporate social responsibility, but the work is hazardous and ephemeral. In addition, it is not entirely clear as it could be contained cyanide and other harmful substances. Previous experience in Real de Catorce, have shown that mining companies do not stay long time and when they leave, they leave various forms of environmental degradation. On this issue, in 2010 a team of researchers from the University of Guadalajara detected arsenic in samples of fauna and flora collected in the desierto de Wirikuta.
Según la Convención 169 de la Organización Internacional de la Trabajo, los pueblos indígenas y nativos deben ser consultados acerca de cualquier proyecto que afecte sus territorios. Tales consultas no han ocurrido y muy poca información les ha sido proporcionada. Además, en 2008 el presidente Felipe Calderon firmó el Acuerdo de Hauxa Manaka, diseñado para respetar y proteger los áreas sagradas del pueblo Huichol. Las 22 concesiones mineras otorgadas a First Majestic Silver por la Secretaría de Economía, claramente violan estos acuerdos. Estas concesiones cubren un área de 6.326 hectáreas, el 70 por ciento del Area Protegida Natural de Wirikuta, cuyo plan de administración explicitly forbids any kind of mining.
There is nothing extraordinary about it. In Mexico, protected areas and environmental laws are often circumvented to facilitate the activities of national and transnational corporations. The problem is not only an inadequate environmental legislation and corruption in Mexico, the Canadian government is also responsible for refusing to regulate the mining companies-to-use operating outside the country. This neglect was perpetuated by the narrow defeat of the proposed Bill C-300 in the House of Commons in October 2010. Which was designed to be able to lodge complaints and provide a mechanism research for communities adversely affected by Canadian mining companies, the proposal was rejected by Stephen Harper and especially two of his deputies Conservatives, while 20 members of the Liberal Party and NDP committee, abstained from voting, including the leader Liberal Michael Ignatieff.
Most Canadians probably be surprised to hear that, in academic circles and civil society, Canadian mining companies have personified the greed of capitalism and imperialism. Canadian companies dominate the mining sector in Latin America, with interests in more than 12,000 properties. Only in 2010, so least five social activists were killed for protesting against the activities of Canadian mining, including Roblero Abarca, who opposed Blackfire operations in the Mexican state of Chiapas.
The First Majestic Silver contributes to this notorious reputation. Currently seeking support and how to convince local officials of the state to grant them permission for mineral extraction in Wirikuta. As part of this effort, company representatives have opened a museum in Real de Catorce employing 15 local people to clear the entrance to the old mine of Santa Ana The pay is between 70 and 240 dollars per week, pittance compared to what the company is worth (1.58 million dollars), but for people living in poverty find it difficult to refuse. This strategy is not new: the mining companies can divide and conquer the local population by providing jobs just a few. Another common strategy is to invent names in English subsidiaries in an effort to promote Mexico's public image - this is the case of Minera Real de Mina -.
In the September 23, 2010, traditional leaders of farming communities that form the nation of Wixarika signed a formal statement to express "profound rejection of the mining project of First Majestic Silver at the Real de Catorce desert." Demanded "the cancellation immediate end to all mining concessions "in their sacred lands and made it clear that they," will make use of all that is within [his] power to stop this devastation that the mining project would generate. "Several civil society organizations are have come together to support this resistance. Together with representatives of the nation Wixarika, have formed the Frente Tamatzima Huahe. A representative of this organization Wixarika explained it this way: "These sites are alive, have a heart, and we concerned that your veins are destroyed. "According to this view, indigenous protests have recently established a camp on the outskirts of the municipality Real de Catorce, where they fasted and chanted prayers. Darcy
Victor Tetreault is a Research Professor at the Academic Unit for Studies in Development of the Autonomous University of Zacatecas. Email: darcytetreault@yahoo.com .
Translated by Jeremiah Medina April 28, 2011
http://upsidedownworld.org/main/en-espatopmenu-81/3017-sitio-indigena-sagrado-en-mexico -is-threatened-by-the-company-mining-Canadian
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| Photo: Federico Lepe |
Manuscript in English by Darcy Tetreault
Every year Wixarika Native (Huichol) in western central Mexico, walk 500 km to the sacred land of Wirikuta, where according to legend, the sun was born. Here is collected Jikuri (peyote), carried out rituals of purification in order to enter into communion with their gods, looking for you to provide blessings and guidance. In this way, they preserve their culture, maintain harmony with nature, and support a tradition of thousand years.
Located in the state of San Luis Potosi, Wirikuta deserts is one of the most biologically rich and diverse in the world. In 1994 he was declared "Cultural Heritage Site and Historic and Low Ecological Conservation Area" in 2000 the protected area was expanded to 140 hectares, and in 2001 was declared the Sacred Natural Site by UNESCO. In Wirikuta there is also a bird sanctuary. Despite this, currently at risk from First Majestic Silver, a mining company based in Vancouver paid $ 3 million for the 22 mining concessions in the area.
First Majestic Silver Company is not the first mining company in coveting the mineral resources the region. In fact, mining activities in that region the English began in 1770. The town of Real de Catorce was founded at the time, but did not reach its best until the late nineteenth century, during the dictatorship of Porfirio Diaz. The decline came when mining became sporadic. The latest mining in Real de Catorce happened to almost 20 years, leaving a ghost town, the hills as if they were chopped smallpox scars of old mine tunnels, and water and contaminated land, also left unemployment and poverty. But the beauty of the landscape remains intact and Real de Catorce has become a tourist destination secondary. He has also served as an ideal site for the filming of two Hollywood films: The Mexican, starring Brad Pitt and Julie Roberts, and Bandidas with Salma Hayek and Penelope Cruz.
These are now serving as a backdrop for a social-environmental conflict unfolding around the First Majestic Silver susactividades to restart mining in the area. Wixarika where people see the sacred beauty and the fountain of life, Keith Neumeyer - President and CEO of First Majestic Silver - sees an opportunity to further enrich himself and his company's shareholders. With the latest technology, expected to reopen old mines, to exploit mineral veins that were previously not detected, and squeeze out the remaining lower than previous miners left there. There are traces promises of job creation and corporate social responsibility, but the work is hazardous and ephemeral. In addition, it is not entirely clear as it could be contained cyanide and other harmful substances. Previous experience in Real de Catorce, have shown that mining companies do not stay long time and when they leave, they leave various forms of environmental degradation. On this issue, in 2010 a team of researchers from the University of Guadalajara detected arsenic in samples of fauna and flora collected in the desierto de Wirikuta.
Según la Convención 169 de la Organización Internacional de la Trabajo, los pueblos indígenas y nativos deben ser consultados acerca de cualquier proyecto que afecte sus territorios. Tales consultas no han ocurrido y muy poca información les ha sido proporcionada. Además, en 2008 el presidente Felipe Calderon firmó el Acuerdo de Hauxa Manaka, diseñado para respetar y proteger los áreas sagradas del pueblo Huichol. Las 22 concesiones mineras otorgadas a First Majestic Silver por la Secretaría de Economía, claramente violan estos acuerdos. Estas concesiones cubren un área de 6.326 hectáreas, el 70 por ciento del Area Protegida Natural de Wirikuta, cuyo plan de administración explicitly forbids any kind of mining.
There is nothing extraordinary about it. In Mexico, protected areas and environmental laws are often circumvented to facilitate the activities of national and transnational corporations. The problem is not only an inadequate environmental legislation and corruption in Mexico, the Canadian government is also responsible for refusing to regulate the mining companies-to-use operating outside the country. This neglect was perpetuated by the narrow defeat of the proposed Bill C-300 in the House of Commons in October 2010. Which was designed to be able to lodge complaints and provide a mechanism research for communities adversely affected by Canadian mining companies, the proposal was rejected by Stephen Harper and especially two of his deputies Conservatives, while 20 members of the Liberal Party and NDP committee, abstained from voting, including the leader Liberal Michael Ignatieff.
Most Canadians probably be surprised to hear that, in academic circles and civil society, Canadian mining companies have personified the greed of capitalism and imperialism. Canadian companies dominate the mining sector in Latin America, with interests in more than 12,000 properties. Only in 2010, so least five social activists were killed for protesting against the activities of Canadian mining, including Roblero Abarca, who opposed Blackfire operations in the Mexican state of Chiapas.
The First Majestic Silver contributes to this notorious reputation. Currently seeking support and how to convince local officials of the state to grant them permission for mineral extraction in Wirikuta. As part of this effort, company representatives have opened a museum in Real de Catorce employing 15 local people to clear the entrance to the old mine of Santa Ana The pay is between 70 and 240 dollars per week, pittance compared to what the company is worth (1.58 million dollars), but for people living in poverty find it difficult to refuse. This strategy is not new: the mining companies can divide and conquer the local population by providing jobs just a few. Another common strategy is to invent names in English subsidiaries in an effort to promote Mexico's public image - this is the case of Minera Real de Mina -.
In the September 23, 2010, traditional leaders of farming communities that form the nation of Wixarika signed a formal statement to express "profound rejection of the mining project of First Majestic Silver at the Real de Catorce desert." Demanded "the cancellation immediate end to all mining concessions "in their sacred lands and made it clear that they," will make use of all that is within [his] power to stop this devastation that the mining project would generate. "Several civil society organizations are have come together to support this resistance. Together with representatives of the nation Wixarika, have formed the Frente Tamatzima Huahe. A representative of this organization Wixarika explained it this way: "These sites are alive, have a heart, and we concerned that your veins are destroyed. "According to this view, indigenous protests have recently established a camp on the outskirts of the municipality Real de Catorce, where they fasted and chanted prayers. Darcy
Victor Tetreault is a Research Professor at the Academic Unit for Studies in Development of the Autonomous University of Zacatecas. Email: darcytetreault@yahoo.com .
Original text in English by Darcy Tetreault, April 1, 2011
http://upsidedownworld.org/main/mexico-archives-79 / 2981-sacred-Indigenous-site-in-mexico-Threatened-by-canadian-mining-company
http://upsidedownworld.org/main/mexico-archives-79 / 2981-sacred-Indigenous-site-in-mexico-Threatened-by-canadian-mining-company
Translated by Jeremiah Medina April 28, 2011
http://upsidedownworld.org/main/en-espatopmenu-81/3017-sitio-indigena-sagrado-en-mexico -is-threatened-by-the-company-mining-Canadian
Thursday, April 28, 2011
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Protecting ancestral heritage. Words of Support
Testimonials of those who live in Wirikuta
Claim Petition and Huichol territory from
ecological arts center on Vimeo .
ecological arts center on Vimeo .
Is It Possible For Shingles To Start On The Legs
Musicians Solidarity
with Saúl Hernández Caifanes
Benny Ibarra
Enrique "Pato" Montes
Vive Latino 2011 in the committed and caring musicians supporting the cause of the Sierra de Catorce, and people Wirikuta Wixárika
with Saúl Hernández Caifanes
Benny Ibarra
Enrique "Pato" Montes
Meme of Café Tacvuba
Pascual of Reel Big
Wednesday, April 27, 2011
Tesson Pearls For Cough
Hello! as you can see I am in full with the tissue, this time bring to show these sachet, soap holders, the suit Blog Rosy she has some beautiful works, I'm knitting other things that suit your blog too, soon I'll show you, do not forget to visit and here I leave the chart below, most probably continue weaving other colors. A kiss to all and thank you very much for all the comments.
Monday, April 25, 2011
Sunday, April 24, 2011
Small White Shepherd Hook
Folder or washcloth to lightbox
Hi! I hope you have spent a nice Easter! I happy with the visit of my mom, well I'm bringing this doily I started knitting in pink and finished in red, you might wonder why? ja ja easy, I finished the pink wool !!!!! ha ha and I was hurt unravel, so I improvised on the spot and finished with red, here I leave the chart below, a kiss to all and have a nice week and will return the visits and comments! THANKS!!
Soften Cotton Bandana
coloring
" For over 2000 years there are people who claim to experience in their own lives the living presence of Jesus. They are" witnesses of the resurrection of Jesus. Are his followers.
The term "followers" or "followers" has gained new relevance thanks to Social Networks, including Twitter. Using this key, Igniter Media, creators and a video about Christmas and Social Networks, surprise us again with a video about Jesus, this time centered on the Paschal Mystery. In the video tweets happen in some of the characters in the Gospels and see the evolution of "followers" depending on the time of Jesus' life.
One thing is evident: today, in the era of Web 2.0 and Social Networks, there are still many, with its grandeur and misery, as the first "followers" - who continue to have the courage to say "I will follow." "
auladereli Writer April 24, 2011
" For over 2000 years there are people who claim to experience in their own lives the living presence of Jesus. They are" witnesses of the resurrection of Jesus. Are his followers.
The term "followers" or "followers" has gained new relevance thanks to Social Networks, including Twitter. Using this key, Igniter Media, creators and a video about Christmas and Social Networks, surprise us again with a video about Jesus, this time centered on the Paschal Mystery. In the video tweets happen in some of the characters in the Gospels and see the evolution of "followers" depending on the time of Jesus' life.
One thing is evident: today, in the era of Web 2.0 and Social Networks, there are still many, with its grandeur and misery, as the first "followers" - who continue to have the courage to say "I will follow." "
auladereli Writer April 24, 2011
Follow from Igniter Media on Vimeo .
Saturday, April 23, 2011
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Hello, technical problems mean that we are for reforms, for a few days we will be a provisional aspect. We regret the inconvenience 
Hello, technical problems mean that we are for reforms, for a few days we will be a provisional aspect. We regret the inconvenience
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Wirikuta Mining in Wirikuta
April 2011 Executive Summary
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| Photo: Federico Lepe |
submitted by the Front for the Defense Wirikuta - Waha Tamatsima
Wirikuta is one of the sites most important natural sacred indigenous Wixárika (Huichol), originating in the Sierra Madre Occidental and recognized in Mexico and Latin America have largely retained the ancestral nature of their usual and continue to practice their cultural and religious traditions, while for Wixárika cosmogony, one of the five points of the compass from which emanated the gods and who regularly target people of different communities of Wixárika to recreate the journey that their ancestors to give birth in the world.
Wirikuta was declared a Natural Protected Area in 1994 by the Government of San Luis Potosi. It is in the region around the town of Real de Catorce upstate, in an area belonging to the Chihuahuan desert, semi-desert area that is recognized worldwide as one of the richest in terms of biodiversity and where Golden Eagle is the symbol of our country and tops the list of national conservation priority species.
Catorce mining activity began in the last decades of the eighteenth century through the early decades of the twentieth century, which highlights the participation of English, Creoles, mestizos, and even English, to exploit the silver mines found in the mountains around Real de Catorce, they are considered sacred by the people Wixárika. Between 1970 and 1990 were undertaken to obtain the remaining silver in the debris left from previous mining activity. Currently
Canadian company First Majestic Silver Corporation has published the plan of mining project, Real de Catorce, in the municipality of Catorce, in particular the Wirikuta sacred area, which covers almost the entire Sierra de Catorce, where every stone, every tree and integrity of the bowels of this mountain has a story about the birth of the world, with Cerro Grande and Cerro del Quemado, the sites where the pilgrimage ends Wirikuta deposited within the last offerings to the ancestors.
To carry out the execution of that mining project, First Majestic Silver, through Minera Real Bonanza companies, SA de CV and Minera Real de Catorce, SA de CV, has acquired at least 22 concessions to operate silver and other metals, which were granted by the State Mexican in Wirikuta over the last hundred years. However, although some have been approved in recent years, no award was subject to consultation with the People Wixárika, violating the laws in force in Mexico, as has been denounced by the authorities of traditional and agrarian village Wixárika of the States of Jalisco, Nayarit and Durango.
The operation planned by First Majestic Silver is carried out through chemical processes in the minerals profit, even with the use of cyanide, according to its own exploration studies made by the consultants Micon Ltd. Today the company talks about a method of flotation, where highly polluting chemicals are used as Xanthates, affecting the aquifers that supply the communities around Real de Catorce, where he used about 10,000 liters of water per ton extracted according to standards for water use similar mining activity. Thus, the mining of First Majestic Silver threatens both the territorial rights of indigenous peoples recognized in various international conventions and the Inter-American System of Human Rights, including the right to cultural identity and indigenous freedom of belief Wixárika Village. Also will undermine the right to water, health and the environment of the populations living around Wirikuta, and their right to sustainable development. So far, mining is the only development option proposed by the authorities for the area Wirikuta.
Given these facts, we request that:
1. Respect and protection of UN Wirikuta - UNESCO, as part of the Global Network of Sacred Natural Sites.
2. Cancel any mining activity in Wirikuta and not granted administrative permissions necessary to undertake it.
3. No new concessions are granted about Wirikuta.
4. Protected Natural Area is declared Federal reserve Wirikuta.
5. It decreed the north of the Sierra de Catorce and Cultural Landscape.
6. Sea Route to Wirikuta inscribed in the Convention on the Protection of World Cultural and Natural Heritage of UNESCO.
7. Actions are carried out environmental rehabilitation of the area Wirikuta.
8. The realization of preventive actions to ensure the health of the inhabitants of Wirikuta.
9. Allocate resources and implement federal and state programs aimed at improving the actual quality of living conditions of rural populations living in the semi-desert San Luis highland.
Wednesday, April 20, 2011
Kutumb Pratham Try To Rape
Cortina under table
Holaaa! Today I want to tell me that my husband is doing the cabinet under the counter, but while I hope this curtain to make it neater and look the new kitchen so I gave my husband!! ha ha ha, now if I feel like cocinaaar!
For the curtain I used cotton cloth, and decorated with multicolored flowers which I put beads in the center were very nice! an idea that occurred to me at the time!
A kiss to all, thanks for your message and HAPPY EASTER!
Tuesday, April 19, 2011
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This is a short that could be considered loosely inspired in a "Burst" created by Sartain in 2007. We hope you enjoy it.
This is a short that could be considered loosely inspired in a "Burst" created by Sartain in 2007. We hope you enjoy it.
Monday, April 18, 2011
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present at the Vive Latino 2011 and Nayarit university
Wirikuta is not for sale
Much Mexican population, particularly young people and fans of rock and alternative music, you know that last weekend brought together tens of thousands of spectators at the Vive Latino 2011 in the capital of our country. Unlike past years, this was a protest and a critique of the scenario that exists in our country. Reference was made to no blood +, some groups or bands, as Telefunka declared their rejection of the government of our country and the insecurity that surrounds us, and voices like Diego Luna, documentary depicting characters and musical groups, called the audience informed and involved with issues like Wirikuta. Thus, it was recalled the revolutionary character of the music and rock, and called for a youth despertante to work with changing and improving this nation.
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April 10, 2011
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Sunday, April 17, 2011
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Heart Crochet
Hello friends! I've been working hard over the weekend with some arrangements at home, but I would love to show you this heart I did not even know where I'm going to look! I brought the blog of Mariana http://marycrochet.blogspot.com/ . Visit her blog is beautiful work. I loved probably do more than other colors, here I leave the chart.
A kiss to all and have a good start to the week
We salute you and wish you a Happy Easter ! , this mime Mariana who so lovingly prepared for all. A friendly kiss!!
We salute you and wish you a Happy Easter ! , this mime Mariana who so lovingly prepared for all. A friendly kiss!! Saturday, April 16, 2011
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Solidarity Campaign Accomplished!! Crochet table runner
What a joy I feel at this moment, today I received a call from my friend's blog Lore http://tejilindos.blogspot.com/ for tell me that my humble contribution to the solidarity campaign she organized and was in his hands. Collaborate with those in need is very rewarding, because it's back a little of everything God gives us every day! Thanks lore by this proposal I hope many imitate GOD BLESS YOU FRIEND !!!!!!!
Thursday, April 14, 2011
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empathized Autonomous University of Nayarit, the indigenous peoples of the Wixárika (Huichol) the awareness conferencing on damage that mining would cause the sacred site of Wirikuta, in Real de Catorce in San Luis Potosi.
Each year, pilgrims Wixárika across the country, including Nayarit, come to this region to carry out their sacred ceremonies.
Wirikuta The site was declared in 1999 by the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) one of the 14 natural sites in the world to be protected.
addition to this appointment, Wirikuta area is also considered a natural protected area for 17 years.
It covers 140 000 211 hectares in seven municipalities. Has its management plan law, which is based the ban on mining activities in most parts of the reservation.
without clutch, the Ministry of Economy granted concessions to some mining companies are placed in such an important site.
Therefore, the Autonomous University of Nayarit, in coordination with representatives and Huichol authorities, conducted a series of activities including forums and conferences that seek to promote the importance of the sacred site.
"On social responsibility, the university and joined the first forum calls for conservation This site, "noted Carlos Rafael Rea, a researcher at the UAN.
the state of Nayarit, year after year, the town Huichol pilgrims Sadness and Salvador Allende, start heading to Real de Catorce, San Luis Potosi.
Concerned about the danger of the sacred site, the indigenous community Wixárika, joins the anger and also participate as panelists at the conferences of the UAN.
"We are defending something that is traditionally ours. It's part of our culture and part of Mexico, "said Oscar Ukeme, indigenous student leader. During this week, activities in support of Wirikuta conservation area, will continue in the UAN.
Source:
April 14, 2011 http://www.periodicomonitor.com/nayarit/?p=33407&utm_source=twitterfeed & utm_medium = twitter
April 14, 2011 http://www.periodicomonitor.com/nayarit/?p=33407&utm_source=twitterfeed & utm_medium = twitter
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Tepic, Nayarit, April 13, 2011. 
opened the rector of the Universidad Autónoma de Nayarit (UAN), Juan López Salazar's first forum on the importance of the cultural heritage of the indigenous peoples of Mexico, where Wirikuta; event organized by the Federation of Students Universidad Autónoma de Nayarit (FEUAN).
opened the rector of the Universidad Autónoma de Nayarit (UAN), Juan López Salazar's first forum on the importance of the cultural heritage of the indigenous peoples of Mexico, where Wirikuta; event organized by the Federation of Students Universidad Autónoma de Nayarit (FEUAN). Wednesday, April 13, 2011
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Hello friends! I'm here again to show the path table, which is done in three parts then join and if they can do simple or longer if they wish, as usual I do not remember which blog I got the graphics, is that there are so many blogs I visit that my head has had it much, ha ha ha. Below
I leave the choice charts for them, kiss them all and thank you very much for the love they give me always, God bless!!
Tuesday, April 12, 2011
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Wirikuta attack Pronouncement Wixárika Regional Council for the Defense of Solidarity with Wirikuta
April 9, 2011
At Front in Defense of Wirikuta Tamatsima
Waha A general civil society
A the three branches of government Mexican
An excerpt:
At Front in Defense of Wirikuta Tamatsima
Waha A general civil society
A the three branches of government Mexican
An excerpt:
"Listen ladies and gentlemen who rule and dominate in the enterprise:
Wirikuta matrix of life is . Matrix of rain and fertility. A place to remember the origin and the natural future of humanity "
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