Saturday, June 26, 2010

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civic reflection program 49: For the life and Rights of Women: Amendments to the Criminal Code of Veracruz



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The Criminal Code Amendments to fueronaprobadas Veracruz on 2 April, are a very important step quegarantiza better access to justice for women nuestroestado. However, it is important that everyone know Whatare these reforms, who and how to apply and what are the penalties for the aggressors, and thus require a elderecho of all are met comprehensively. This Saturday 26 dejunio not miss this exciting program in Women SabenLatín, promptly at 12 noon on Radio Liberty.

Thursday, June 17, 2010

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Program 48: "Architecture and Gender" column



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Architecture is the stage for life, therefore, is the framework that gives us obstacles or opportunities to develop as human beings. Women have begun to become increasingly involved in the design of spaces and make our vision and sensitivity to create buildings and public spaces, but has not always been so, most of the architecture to develop our life has been conceived by men and as women have had to adapt to it. Thinking about this, we wonder: Is it about the genre with the way we perceive the space? What are the spaces which female and male? How does the contemporary architecture to the needs, desires and memories of women?
try these and other ideas on Saturday June 19 on "Women who know Latin" with the theme: "Architecture and Gender" by Radio Liberty, internet radio. Listen and participate with us.

As were some comments in the pipeline, and the audio on the professional work of architects without going into the air, here we left the full interviews that were made to the architects: Miriam Remessa, Polyhymnia Zechariah, Ana María Moreno, Sonia Estrada and Laura Mendoza Kaplan. We hope you enjoy them.

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INTERVIEW THE ARCHITECT Polyhymnia ZACARÍAS
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"Women who know Latin" in the Heraldo de Xalapa.



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By Yadira Hidalgo

"Women who know Latin or are husband and has a good end, "warns an old proverb stressing the" dangers "involved transgressing the ideal society through the centuries, has imposed on women. For a long time to become a maid or be branded as crazy were concerns that getting them up at night with the girls, even those who came to know Latin, Greek and other languages, although women who enjoy learning and knowledge, I wondered if it would not run something wrong with them, whether it would be normal to find pleasure in reading, writing and research.

Charlotte Bronte, sister of the famous writers whose name is a reference in English literature, sent some verses of the poet Southey authorship. He replied that they were good but that literature could and should be the goal in the life of a woman. This plunged the writer in a tremendous depression, she "knew better than to write" and tried to resign themselves trying to perform the duties and interest in women's own dictated by the society of his time. But could not. Fortunately for literature, the Bronte sisters always preferred the ink and paper over the needle and thread.

Thus, the transgression has been a way for women who consciously or unconsciously passes and, though difficult and fraught with obstacles, is also full of joyful experiences. Thanks to women who transgressed the rules imposed on their status at different times, is that we can admire the works of art, learning the depth of his thought, to benefit from their knowledge and research, but above all reflected in their lives, their aspirations and their goals.

Few women that history has known in its annals, but have gradually been appearing some time in their lives that left a mark which is sought to erase the old trick of invisibility to which they have been subjected expressions, activities and achievements of women. Examples are many in different historical moments, but one that is close to us because it is our history and the dates that run are the women who gave body and soul to the exploits of independence and the Mexican Revolution.

Angela Jimenez joined the Revolution where he became an explosives expert, the anarchist Margarita Ortega was shot by Huerta's troops have not betrayed their comrades, even under torture. Altagracia Mercado formed and led an army with its own resources during the Independence movement Luisa Martinez defended to death when she was shot for his political activities.

Thus, "The Latin "mentioned in the popular saying, and maybe not all of these women knew or spoke, refers to the offense with which they lived their lives and faced the world. From different areas and with tools as diverse as spoken or written word, art, ideas and a deep and often not understood intelligence.

Thus, from this space to welcome women and men who know they need to continue seeking the most appropriate order for everything in this world. That is what women who know Latin, a radio program that airs every Saturday from 12 noon to 1 pm on Radio Liberty in www.diariolibertad.org, and since now becomes a weekly column. Thanks to all.

Thursday, June 10, 2010

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Program 47: What the film has told us



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"What the film has told us?" Selfless or female vampire (yes, like the movie Ghost), on the big screen have invented various ways to define, classify us or show us in our diversity. Join us on Saturday, June 12 (12hrs), talks about the image of women in film. Freedom Radio, Internet Radio http://www.diariolibertad.org/radio/index.html

Thursday, June 3, 2010

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Programme 46: "Ladies' Bar" photographic series Women of the program



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Ladies' Bar is the result of photographic work that John Sevigny performed for more than 10 months in some of the most sordid bars of Guadalajara. The photographs in this collection were taken in small bars frequented by criminals, drug addicts and alcoholics aggressive, people with whom women who work there, have to live and cope. Sevigny focused on women working in bars as prostitutes either or file, as a way to create a metaphor for the treatment of many men give women ...
This Saturday in women who know Latin, do not miss the talk with the photographer John Sevigny. 12 noon on Radio Liberty.