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Federacion de Estudiantes Mexicanos en Canada es una asociacion de Mexicanos, o personas de Origen Mexicano. La agrupacion incluye cualquier Universidad en Canada, desde High-School hasta Doctorado. Enfocado al Area Ottawa-Gatineau. Mexican Students Federation in Canada. Contacto: femexcanada@hotmail.com
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Ottawa, ON. (October 12, 2006) Every year the Ottawa School of Art (OSA) invites an international artist to exhibit his or her work at the OSA’s Main Gallery. This year, we have invited Victor Hernández Castillo from Mexico to display his work.
Victor Hernández Castillo, who lives and works in Mexico City, will be the visiting artist at OSA this fall. Mr. Castillo is a printmaker who specializes in large etchings and linocuts. He was trained at the National School of Plastic Arts in Mexico with further studies in Poland and France.
Victor Hernández Castillo has presented solo exhibitions in Poland and Mexico and has also exhibited his work in group shows in those 2 countries, as well as in Canada, Cuba, Norway, Japan, Germany, Bulgaria, Italy and the Czech Republic. He was awarded the Jean Claude Bergeron Gallery Purchase Award in OSA's First International Miniature Print Exhibition in April. Mr. Castillo's provocative and emotional work is based in the traditions and aesthetics of grotesque art.
Mr. Castillo will exhibit his work in the OSA Gallery and will give lectures, master workshops and demonstrations during his visit. OSA is working with the Mexican Embassy to combine Mr. Castillo's visit with the annual Day of the Dead celebrations and presentations on the art of Mexico.
His exhibition will be up at the Ottawa School of Art Gallery from October 19 to November 19, 2006. Admission to the Gallery is free. Gallery hours are: Monday to Thursday: 8:30am to 9:30pm; Friday: 8:30am to 4:30pm; Saturday: 8:30am to 4:30pm; and Sunday: 12:30pm to 4:30pm.
The opening reception will be held on Wednesday, November 1, 2006 from 5 to 8 pm. An alter will be constructed to commemorate the Day of the Dead, a popular Mexican Holiday.
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Deadline for Trudeau Foundation Doctoral Scholarship Applications
Application forms for the 2007-08 academic year are due to:
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Mexican president-elect Felipe Calderon and Prime Minister Stephen Harper speak during a press conference in Ottawa on Thursday.
Utah National Guard soldiers build a border fence in San Luis, Ariz. (AP / Khampha Bouaphanh |
Updated Thu. Oct. 26 2006 1:19 PM ET
CTV.ca News Staff
A Mexican official is urging Canada to help oppose a proposed fence along the U.S.-Mexico border out of fears it will hurt free trade.
Arturo Sarukhan, foreign affairs adviser to Mexican president-elect Felipe Calderon, made the remarks in an interview with The Canadian Press on Wednesday.
Calderon arrived in Ottawa for a two-day visit and spoke at a news conference with Prime Minister Stephen Harper early Thursday afternoon.
Calderon called the U.S. decision "deplorable," expensive and counter-productive to trade and security. He suggested it will lead to the deaths of more Mexicans.
Harper spoke out against "unnecessary barriers between our countries," saying they act as barriers to trade and tourism.
Harper said the two leaders talked about ways to strengthen the North American Free Trade Agreement.
Mexico is concerned that a planned massive, 1,100-kilometre security fence intended to keep out illegal Mexican migrants, would have a negative impact on cross-border business and tourism.
U.S. President George Bush signed the Secure Fence Act of 2006 on Thursday afternoon, giving the official stamp of approval to the fencing plan -- which critics say won't stop illegal immigration.
"I certainly hope that especially Canada and Mexico will press on our American friends that these types of barriers will not stop undocumented flow of migrants,'' Sarukhan said.
"The only effect that it will have is to cause more suffering. It will allow those that smuggle people across the borders to be able to ask for hefty fees from those people they cross over.''
Bush said the fencing plan is part of his government's efforts to beef up border security.
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NURIT MARTÍNEZ
El Universal
Martes 24 de octubre de 2006
Al iniciar el análisis de las más de 115 mil propuestas y documentos de diagnóstico de la educación básica en México, que se recabaron en las etapas municipales, regionales, y estatal rumbo al cuarto Congreso Nacional de Educación, Alfonso Zepeda Salas, titular del Colegiado de Organización del SNTE señaló que "no es culpa del sindicato que no se hayan realizado las reformas necesarias para mejorar la calidad de la educación" en el país; "no es culpa de nosotros. Lo que se requiere es una reforma estructural y no parcial como la que se realizó", acusó.
First Mexican Conference of Graduate Students and
Researchers in
“Education and Research Mexico-Canada” FEMEX 2006
Les comunicamos que el evento resulto todo un exito. Femex ahora se fusionara con otras asociaciones y daran cobijo a la Confederacion de Estudiantes e Investigadores Mexicanos en Canada
FELICIDADES FEMEX!!!!!!!!!!
La OCDE, pese a reconocer progresos, coloca a México, en educación, al final de los 30 países miembros. Sin embargo, es imprescindible abrir el abanico a la verdad: la educación en el siglo XXI es, fundamentalmente, investigación y desarrollo. Los promedios mexicanos dedicados a ese nivel: inferiores al 0.4% del PIB. En Suecia, donde los socialistas acaban de perder las elecciones por el 1.3% sin que se caiga una sola hoja de los árboles, se dedica a la investigación (el mundo desarrollado ha entrado ya en la revolución biogenética) el 4.3%, Estados Unidos se acerca al 3% y Europa planifica llegar al 2.5%. Mientras India (que disputará, con China, las inversiones extranjeras a México) ocupa ya el lugar 1 del mundo en Disponibilidad de Científicos e Ingenieros, México es el lugar 92 en el informe de Davos.
La OCDE, pese a reconocer progresos, coloca a México, en educación, al final de los 30 países miembros. Sin embargo, es imprescindible abrir el abanico a la verdad: la educación en el siglo XXI es, fundamentalmente, investigación y desarrollo. Los promedios mexicanos dedicados a ese nivel: inferiores al 0.4% del PIB. En Suecia, donde los socialistas acaban de perder las elecciones por el 1.3% sin que se caiga una sola hoja de los árboles, se dedica a la investigación (el mundo desarrollado ha entrado ya en la revolución biogenética) el 4.3%, Estados Unidos se acerca al 3% y Europa planifica llegar al 2.5%. Mientras India (que disputará, con China, las inversiones extranjeras a México) ocupa ya el lugar 1 del mundo en Disponibilidad de Científicos e Ingenieros, México es el lugar 92 en el informe de Davos.

Desbanca México, con el segundo lugar como proveedor de crudo en volumen para Estados Unidos, a Venezuela y Arabia Saudita.
Washington.- Canadá y México se consolidaron como los principales abastecedores de crudo por volumen a Estados Unidos, dejando en un tercero y cuarto sitios a Arabia Saudita y Venezuela, de acuerdo con cifras oficiales estadunidenses.
Canadá ocupa el primer lugar con la colocación de 415 millones de barriles de crudo en los primeros ocho meses de 2006, seguidos por 389 millones de barriles de Petróleos Mexicanos (PEMEX), según el reporte sectorial del Departamento de Comercio de Estados Unidos.
En contraste, Venezuela, que en el mismo periodo del año pasado ocupaba el sitio uno, aparece ahora desplazado al cuarto con 331 millones de barriles. Arabia Saudita pasó del cuarto al tercero con 345 millones de barriles.
''No tendremos proyección en ninguna zona arqueológica, porque somos custodios del patrimonio de todos los mexicanos, y en esta ocasión los problemas de operación no nos permitieron llegar a esta posibilidad."
Yahoo elaborará una Cápsula del tiempo para mostrar en 20 años a las futuras generaciones ''una pieza antropológica digital", de la que los internautas actuales serán proveedores de textos, imágenes, videos y sonidos enviados desde los portales de esa empresa en todo el globo terráqueo.
La idea es encapsular esos contenidos en una caja de titanio y después desenterrarla para hacer un estudio antropológico. De esa esfera habrá copias: una que será donada al INAH y otra al Museo Smithsonian, de Washington; mientras que una más será sepultada en la sede Yahoo, en Silicon valley, California.
Este proyecto, explicó Taibo, ''nos dará nuevas pistas de quiénes somos. La antropología digital multimedia es algo nuevo, inclusive para nuestros investigadores".
Ana Mónica Rodríguez
(Ottawa) - Carleton University and the University of Ottawa are hosting GO ENG GIRL events on Saturday October 14, 2006 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Carleton University (English) and the University of Ottawa (bilingual). As well, on the same day, Algonquin College (English) and La Cité collégiale (French) are hosting GO TECH GIRL events. The Carleton event is being held in the Minto Centre.
“Local post secondary institutions are hosting these initiatives in order to inspire girls to consider careers in science, engineering, and technology and to connect the next generation of potential researchers with today's leaders,” says Carleton University Professor Monique Frize who is a recipient of the Ministry of Research and Innovation, Youth Science and Technology Outreach Program (YSTOP) three-year grant.
Carleton University and the University of Ottawa will host separate events to accommodate 250 grade seven to ten students. The students will get a chance to test out their engineering abilities with hands on civil and chemical engineering related activities. They will also meet with women engineer role models who will talk about what they do, why they love their job, and how they got there.
Invitación a poetas, escritores, artistas y publico en general
Noche de poesía y literatura Latinoamericana
Lugar: Iglesia de la Sagrada Familia.
152 Glenora St Ottawa ON, Canada
Fecha: Sábado 7 de octubre, 2006
Hora: 7.30 PM
Encuentro de poesía, literatura, arte y música.
Los Poetas y Musicos participantes son:
Anita Junge-Hammersley, Irene Abedrapo, Camila Reimers, Cristián Flores, Magdalena Ferreiro, Luciano Díaz, Ramón Sepúlveda, Simón Baklarz, Walter Bakalarz y Gladys, Eddy Garnier, Poncho Cannella, Heather Ferguson, Paolo de Lima, Javier Niño de Guzmán, Francisco Ucán Marín, Borka Sattler, Arturo Lazo
los organizadores.
Federación de Estudiantes Mexicanos en Canadá.
Red Cultural Hispánica.
Taller Cultural El Dorado
Informes:
letraslatinasenottawa@hotmail.com
femexcanada@hotmail.com
redculturalhispanica@rogers.com