#Ernesto Zedillo

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Zedillo solo hace el ridículo: AMLO

En otro tema, dijo que ya está por concluir su mandato, y solo le  faltan diez conferencias mañaneras. Andrés Manuel López Obrador , presidente de México criticó al ex mandatario nacional Ernesto Zedillo por decir que estamos viviendo en una dictadura, dijo que “solamente hace el ridículo”. En su mañanera, añadió que las declaraciones del priísta del 1 de diciembre de 1994 hasta el 30 de…

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Bloqueo en Tonalá es por herencia maldita

Desde hace casi 30 años no termina de operar la Planta de Tratamiento de Aguas Residuales que fue iniciada en el sexenio de Zedillo, la Bahía de Paredón sigue recibiendo aguas negras; ex presidente municipal acusa falta de mantenimiento.

Desde hace casi 30 años no termina de operar la Planta de Tratamiento de Aguas Residuales que fue iniciada en el sexenio de Zedillo, la Bahía de Paredón sigue recibiendo aguas negras; ex presidente municipal acusa falta de mantenimiento. Desde hace casi 30 años no termina de operar la Planta de Tratamiento de Aguas Residuales del municipio de Tonalá, Chiapas, que fue iniciada en el sexenio del…

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THE VISITS BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE GOVERNMENT AND THE MILITARY AND POLICE OFFENSIVES

The President of the Republic, Ernesto Zedillo, has repeatedly visited Chiapas during 1998. During all of those visits, he has condemned violence, and he has made calls for direct dialogue with the EZLN. Nonetheless, the dates of his visits have coincided with those days just prior to the dismantling of some of the Autonomous Municipalities.

For example, on April 29, 1998, Zedillo visited Chiapas. Two days later, the operation against the “Tierra y Libertad” Autonomous Municipality was initiated. On May 29, 1998, the President reiterated his desire for peace during another visit. On June 10, 1998, the large operation against the San Juan de la Libertad Autonomous Municipality occurred.

The autonomous and rebel municipalities of Chiapas are now a fact, which the repressive actions of the government cannot prevent.

The police, military and immigration operations against the autonomous municipalities have been accompanied by flagrant human rights violations, against the people and the towns, leaving terrible consequences, which speak to the war which has been unleashed in Chiapas against the indigenous poor: deaths, imprisonments, thefts, lootings, rapes, destruction of harvests, displacement of populations.

Repression is not the means for ending the rebellion of the indigenous of Chiapas, who have found no other path than self-organization and resistance, in response to the cruel war being waged against them.

IT IS THE RESPONSIBILITY OF ALL MEXICANS TO SEEK THE PATH TO PEACE FOR OUR COUNTRY

IT IS THE RESPONSIBILITY OF EVERYONE TO SEE THAT THE MEXICAN GOVERNMENT ABANDONS ITS WAR POLICY IN CHIAPAS

IT IS IMPERATIVE FOR THE PEACE OF THE NATION THAT THE GOVERNMENT CARRY OUT THE SAN ANDRES ACCORDS ON INDIGENOUS RIGHTS AND CULTURE, AND RENEWS A REAL DIALOGUE FOR A SOLUTION TO THE CONFLICT

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AMLO arremetió contra el expresidente Ernesto Zedillo; 'Es un representante de la oligarquía'

Continue reading AMLO arremetió contra el expresidente Ernesto Zedillo; ‘Es un representante de la oligarquía’

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My first "solo" travel... with random people.

Being a book worm has its own perks and I savoured the fruit of my weirdly-inspired academic excellence at the age of 11 years old, in 1996. My beloved teachers signed me to a general knowledge contest on the last grade of elementary school, and by the grace of Quetzalcoatl, Athena and Thot, I managed to be a finalist and win a week-long trip to Mexico City (along with a bunch of kids of my state). The prize included to meet the president, but to be honest, that was not even interesting for me, it kind of came with the "package" and was unavoidable.

As I said before, I liked Mexico City because of my multiple trips with my mom, I loved the good food and the city buildings, so the trip for me was similar to my regular vacations... But in fact, it was my first time to travel without any supervision from my parents (or any other people I knew before). However, I´ve always been very open to the "unknown", and back then, I didn´t mind much who I was going with and I wasn´t expecting much, but to my surprise the whole thing turned out to be a great experience.

All the nerdy and good hearted bunch of kids that I went with were friendly and all the places we visited were spectacular. We had planned activities back to back for the whole week, and I was barely able to sleep and have a thought for myself, and I think I only called back home once in the whole week (I will check this later with my mom, but I´m pretty sure I was a very detached child).

The week went away through a whirlwind of places: La Secretaría de Educación Pública, el Palacio de Gobierno, el Zoológico de Chapultepec, el Campo Marte, el Heroico Colegio Militar, Teotihuacán archaeological site, a fancy dinner with the president (Ernesto Zedillo back in the day), a bunch of other places I barely remember and a farewell party at the end of the week with all the smart boys and girls in the huge hotel we all were staying (easily around 400 children). One of the things I remember the most was talking with some military men, as we were having lunch with them in the Campo Marte (a military base), asking them about their schedules and regular life. Not a common thing to do.

Now that I think of all of it, it was a little bit surreal, and it marked my life for good. Making a quick search, I found that nowadays the prize for the same knowledge contest in Mexico (Olimpiada del Conocimiento Infantil) is a boring and lame "scholarship" of $1,000.00 MX pesos (or $50 USD) every month for 3 years and only if they maintain their excellent notes. A total bullsh*t I say. That´s not a decent price for being the most badass book worm of the whole elementary school, and I say they need to change it back to this amazing trip with great food, guided (educative) tours and fancy hotel.

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In this photo: Edinburgh, Scotland.

This was the first city out of México that I ventured to live in. The only thing that I knew about it was the things I had read in some history books about the Jacobite rebellions, their national hero William Wallace and a romantic and fictional novel called "Outlander". For this first adventure, I got a scholarship (a good one!) from the goverment that allowed me to apply -and finish- a master´s degree in the University of Edinburgh (with merit!). Also, it gave me the opportunity to mingle with people from other countries and make everlasting friendships. All the things they say about europeans being cold is a lie, I must tell you. Just give them enough time (or alcohol) and they will chill enough to crack some jokes and relax. #Edinburgh #scotland

A bad quality picture of my dearest elementary school teachers, with my fancy school uniform. #elementaryschool #nerdgirl

Some years later with my teacher Emma, the kindest soul in the whole school.

Some of my Edinburgh Super Friends. Love you guys.

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Elecciones presidenciales del 2000

Recordemos que en el 94 se encontraba el presidente Ernesto Zedillo Ponce de León y el 2 de julio de 2000 llega Vicente Fox Quesada siendo candidato del Partido Acción Nacional ( PAN) y con esto impacto ya que freno los 71 años seguidos del Partido Revolucionario Institucional (PRI). Y como se esperaba no pudo con el movimiento zapatista en chiapas y todos sus logros fueron considerado cosméticos con fines de propaganda gubernamental

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El último manotazo - AMLO arrebata a minera de EU, beneficiada por Zedillo y Salinas, zona natural de QRoo - SinEmbargo MX

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De nuevo los chayoteras alborotan a cacha chicles priandejos huevones del PJ con fantasías aspiracionistas motivadas por comentarios de Ernesto Zedillo y cuentos de Genaro García Luna, ¿con semejantes tipos quieren convencer a México que ya despertó? Volveremos a ganar en el 30.

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Zedillo y Piña: Mitómanos en rebeldía

Utopía/Por Eduardo Ibarra Aguirre/Ciudad de México.- Dice el expresidente Ernesto Zedillo que después de 24 años de dejar la Presidencia de la República, rompía y ponía en pausa su regla de autocensura para no comentar asuntos políticos de México, “por una razón muy triste: la aprobación por parte del Congreso y de la mayoría de las legislaturas de los estados de una reforma que destruirá al…

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Dice #Zedillo que reforma enterrará la democracia | Reforma

El ex Presidente Ernesto Zedillo dijo que reformas impulsadas por AMLO destruirán al Poder Judicial y enterrarán la democracia mexicana. Origen: Dice Zedillo que reforma enterrará la democracia

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Mejorando la calidad de vida Gobierno de Carlos Peña Ortiz ejecuta obras en Reynosa

Mejorando la calidad de vida Gobierno de Carlos Peña Ortiz ejecuta obras en Reynosa

El Gobierno de Carlos Peña Ortiz continúa trabajando para mejorar la calidad de vida de los ciudadanos de Reynosa; este martes 3 de agosto lleva a cabo labores de bacheo en el Libramiento Oriente, frente a la colonia Ernesto Zedillo, con el objetivo de incrementar la seguridad vial en la zona. La rehabilitación de pavimento beneficia tambien a los peatones y ciclistas que transitan por la zona,…

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“A los mexicanos nos cabe la satisfacción de que nuestra Suprema Corte de Justicia ha desempeñado cabalmente sus funciones a lo largo de su historia”....

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Ex presidente Ernesto Zedillo llamó a creer en la democracia y no en cultos

Continue reading Ex presidente Ernesto Zedillo llamó a creer en la democracia y no en cultos