Mexico ( UPDATE : On Mother who gave birth to baby on the Grass in front of the clinic )

Oaxaca , Mexico . - A week after Irma Aurelio Lopez gave birth at the health center courtyard of the municipality of San Felipe Jalapa de Diaz , Secretary of Health of Oaxaca , Germán Tenorio Vasconcelos , given a query.

The official went on Thursday to the rural clinic located in the region of the Papaloapan Basin , where women examined at the Mazatec and her baby, named Sabino .

The state official social network rose to pictures of when reviewing the woman and when loaded to small .

Verifying the good health of Mrs. Irma and her baby in the town of Jalapa de Diaz. Glad to see firsthand the good health of Mrs. Irma and her baby. Sabino, a child grow up to be strong and healthy. We will ensure your health ", tweeted via his personal account @ GermanTenorioV ..  

Reported found in Jalapa de Diaz to directly monitor the situation of the health center .Photo: Taken from Facebook Photo: Taken from FacebookTenorio Vasconcelos reported that during this visit he met with the medical staff of the rural clinic and delivered equipment to meet pregnant women.
"We in Jalapa de Diaz , now handing Doppler equipment for monitoring fetal health . Doppler Jalapa de Diaz , is the first of 150 computers donated by the SSO volunteering ," he said on Twitter .In this health center , two women gave birth in the yard because , to tell them, the medical staff refused to pay attention.
REFORM revealed today that Cristina Lopez Duran, who gave birth to her daughter Jeny three months ago on the grass , reported that to date his daughter has not been reviewed by a physician nor medicine has been supplied .
In addition, the Health Councillor Jalapa de Diaz Silveria Mata, charged that the health center is not observed Popular Insurance coverage , since, he said , medical staff collects fees from 400 to 3000 pesos care the people , who are poor .

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Mexico ( Municipal Official Found Slain " With throat cut " in Mexico ) Animals down there !

MEXICO CITY – A municipal official reported missing earlier this week was found with his throat slit, authorities in the western Mexican state of Michoacan said.

Clemente Mendez, 47, was discovered after police received a report about a dead body lying on a field outside the town of Taretan, the state Attorney General’s Office said.

Mendez, a member of Mexico’s ruling Institutional Revolutionary Party, or PRI, was Taretan’s planning chief and oversaw the municipal budget.

The slash to the victim’s throat “apparently caused instant death,” the Michoacan AG’s office said, adding that authorities were still working to determine a motive for the killing

Colombia ( Activist and Community Leader Murdered in Northern Colombia )

BOGOTA – A community leader who pushed for the restoration of lands stolen from peasants was slain in the northern province of Sucre after meeting with a legislator, the office of Colombia’s national ombud said.

Carlos Eduardo Olmos Cardenas was shot seven times at the eatery he ran in the central square of Los Palmitos.

Leftist lawmaker Ivan Cepeda said that he had met with Olmos Cardenas and other activists a few hours before the murder to discuss the restitution of lands.

“It’s inconceivable that after a meeting where several complaints were made one of the main community leaders turns up murdered,” Cepeda, said, calling for a thorough investigation.

The national ombud’s office seconded the call for a full investigation and, in addition, asked that measures be taken “to safeguard the life and (physical) integrity” of Luis Felipe Vega, a colleague of Olmos Cardenas.

Human Right Watch a month ago in a report denounced the fact that dispossession, threats and displacement “are unpunished” in Colombia.

In that report, HRW said that the activities of paramilitary groups that still operate in Colombia, especially Los Urabeños, as well as a “lack of justice,” prevent the Victims and Restitution of Lands Law, promulgated in 2011 by President Juan Manuel Santos, from being successfully implemented.

Over the last three years, more than 50 people who have demanded the restoration of lands have been murdered.

Hundreds of thousands of Colombian peasants have been driven from their land over the course of a decades-long conflict among leftist guerrillas, government forces and right-wing militias.

While some of the displaced left to escape fighting, others were systematically forced out by gunmen working for powerful economic interests.

PHOENIX Az ( Dina Shacknai's donation will Help open the Downtown YMCA )

PHOENIX (CBS5) -
A Valley mother whose 6-year-old son died at his father's California mansion last year has honored his memory by helping the Lincoln Family Downtown YMCA in Phoenix to complete its Amazing Kids Center

Dina Shacknai's son, Max, died after a fall from the second floor of his father's mansion on Coronado Island, near San Diego.
The San Diego County medical examiner ruled the boy's death accidental. Shacknai doesn't believe it.
The Amazing Kids Center, located in the downtown branch, provides day care and a learning environment for children while their parents work or workout.
Shacknai's donation will allow the branch to complete the area with furnishings, toys and other essential items.
"Maxie had such a giving spirit and enjoyed playing and being around other children," Shacknai said. "I know he'd be happy that we are helping out so many children and families in the Phoenix area."
In July of 2012, one year after Max's death, Shacknai announced the formation of Maxie's H.O.U.S.E. - a non-profit foundation. It is focused on preventative safety measures and protective solutions which specifically benefit shared custody households, commonly referred to as "blended" families.
Also launched in Max's honor, Maxie's H.O.U.S.E. is intended to be a lifeline for parents who might otherwise not have the knowledge or resources to successfully navigate existing related social and/or legal systems in order to protect their children

UK ( Men who trafficked Slovakian slave bride to Burnley jailed )

 

  Five people were found guilty of human trafficking charges

 

A man who assaulted, raped and held a woman prisoner after she was snatched from Slovakia and trafficked to Lancashire has been jailed.

Azam Khan "bought" the woman and "married" her at a local mosque in a bid to halt his deportation from the UK to Pakistan.

Five other people helped in her trafficking after she was snatched in August 2012, Preston Crown Court heard.

Khan, 34, of Brougham Street, Burnley was jailed for 12 years.

The victim's story was described by prosecutor Joe Boyd as like "something from a 19th Century novel by Dickens".
'No money or documents'
The Crown Prosecution Service's Emma Kehoe said the woman had been "falsely imprisoned, beaten and raped".

"She had no money or identity documents and she was unable to speak English or ask anyone for help," she said.

"She was threatened and told she was not allowed to leave."

The woman was brought to England on a coach and kept prisoner by Imrich Bodor, 45, and Slovakian Petra Dzudzova, 27, both of Clipstone Street, Bradford.

Bodor was sentenced to nine years in prison. Dzudzova is due to be sentenced at a later date.

Before being sold to Khan, she was handed over to Afghani Abdul Sabool Shinwary, 38, of Washington Street, Bradford, who sexually assaulted her, and Slovakian Kristina Makunova, 37, of Girlington Road, Bradford.

Shinwary received a prison sentence of 10 years and three months.

Makunova has already served a 51-week prison sentence after previously pleading guilty to human trafficking and false imprisonment offences.

Khan's relative Nusrat Khan, 40, of Colne Road, Burnley was also found guilty of false imprisonment and received a jail sentence of nine months, suspended for two years.

UK ( Leicester house fire murders suspect charged )

 

The family members were found dead in upstairs bedrooms at the house

 

A 22-year-old man has been charged with the murders of a woman and three children in a house fire in Leicester.

The man is accused of killing Shehnila Taufiq, 47, her daughter Zainab, 19, and two sons, Bilal, 17, and 15-year-old Jamal.

He is one of eight people charged with murder in connection with their deaths.

The four died after their home in the Wood Hill area of the city was set alight on 13 September.

The 22-year-old is due at Leicester Magistrates' Court on Friday