In memory of PAZMUN 2012
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| General Assembly |
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| Security Council |
When I first
arrived to the school on 2010, it was during a period of time where students
were getting prepared to develop their MUN, at that time it was call La PAZMUN.
I didn’t understand the name at the beginning, however later I understood that
the name came out from Instituto La Paz Model of United Nations. I saw that the
children were very involved on the model however at that time it was more as a
recreational activity rather than an educational activity. Therefore I saw a
great chance of opportunities to develop as many abilities as possible on our
students for the next years.
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| Human Rights |
These ideas
were based on what must be considered for all MUNS., in our humble opinion.
1.
The
creation of concepts beyond the students’ acknowledgements, but at the same
time using all what they have been learning all over the years at school to
develop a plan of action for the sake of the community.
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| Commission of Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice |
3.
The
sharing of ideas in a very respectful and diplomatic atmosphere.
4.
To
defend their ideas with and scientific sustainable statements, creating an
argument over their own point of view, honoring the Country’s position.
5.
Fomenting
the interest on other cultures point of view on international situations.
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| Commission on Narcotic Drugs |
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| World Health Organization |
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| International Children's Emergency Fund |
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| Counter Terrorism |
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| European Union |
It wouldn’t
be fair to close this article without mentioning the help we received by
student’s of 5th PEP and 1st PAI, being ushers who
managed responsibly and outstandingly well their tasks.
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| Environmental Programme |
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| Ushers |
Summing up
all of them, this PAZMUN wouldn’t have been possible without the surprisingly
involved cooperation and hard work shown by all the delegates, from the
delegates who came from sister schools: Olinca, Green Gates and Colegio del
Pilar; as well of the cooperation of Tecnologico del Monterrey and Ex-former
students from this Institute. Being always aware that all this would not meant
a thing without all the efforts, interest and support of all the DELEGATES from
Middle School, who shown an amazing level of use of English and debate
abilities accomplishing in all the committees the very best resolution papers
of all PAZMUN’s time at Instituto La Paz. Showing the growth of the academic
status of our students as well as the interest of the authorities on the
evolution of all the stages of acknowledgement and development of our students
skills, knowledge and values.
During the event there were many special moments to point out. So many indeed, that it seems impossible to write about all of them. However I will try to make my best to talk about not the most important ones, but at least of those who seemed to me to give more to think about.
First of all I would like to talk about the Opening Ceremony, within the one I know there were many mistakes, but without question one of the best moments of all was the intervention that Rodrigo Maza and Nayelhi Alcázar gave us with a piece composed by Rodrigo Maza himself and adapted for the violin by him, to make this outstanding duet during the ceremony.
As well I would like to thank Miss Martha Castro the representative of the ONU who served as our guest of honor during the opening ceremony and who gave us a very thoughtful speech, with lots of words that not only made us stop for a moment of reflexion but as well to conserve for out professional and personal lives for the rest of them, when she mention that we must conserve all the knowledge gather at the school, but that we must put it in practice in all our actions, as to promote the respect and good wealth around our communities and for our communities.
As soon as the opening finished we were witnesses of the hard work made by all delegates, they began to debate, they defended their ideas with such enthusiasm but most of all with all that knowledge gathered in days before. They shown themselves, not only because they wanted a price, but because at the end they understood and enjoy fighting for what they believed. I am proud to say that not only they were trying to make themselves clear but they were willing to join others point of view as to try to negotiate with them for a better solution of the problematics to be solved.
In General Assembly we had the participation of students from Green Gates with Timo Kuerten, Olinca with Tonantzin Real Rojas and from Tecnologico de Monterrey Guillermo Tamayo, making the debate very substantial and critical for those who wanted to stand up, the participation of our students Jallath Carreón, Aldo Torres and René Robles was indeed outstanding from all expectations and for that they were grant with their prices as Honorable Mentions and Special Recognitions, however Timo Kuerten recieved the grant of Best Delegate.
Talking about Security Council, it is a privilege indeed, not only they developed there topics in a notorious way, it took them more than a day to conclude with one of the problematics. This because of the strongly believes of right and wrong that the delegates shown. No matter how long it took them, they created one of the best resolutions ever seen during the Models. With proud we would like to point out that this committee was the most competitive of all and for that Instituto La Paz grants them with the honor of being the BEST Committee. On this committee won Nayehli Alcázar (2nd PAI) won Special Recognition, Sebastián Salim (2nd PAI) Honorable Mention and as the Best Delegate Alejandro Morán (4th PAI).
During the event there were many special moments to point out. So many indeed, that it seems impossible to write about all of them. However I will try to make my best to talk about not the most important ones, but at least of those who seemed to me to give more to think about.
First of all I would like to talk about the Opening Ceremony, within the one I know there were many mistakes, but without question one of the best moments of all was the intervention that Rodrigo Maza and Nayelhi Alcázar gave us with a piece composed by Rodrigo Maza himself and adapted for the violin by him, to make this outstanding duet during the ceremony.
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| Rodrigo Maza and Nayehli Alcázar |
As well I would like to thank Miss Martha Castro the representative of the ONU who served as our guest of honor during the opening ceremony and who gave us a very thoughtful speech, with lots of words that not only made us stop for a moment of reflexion but as well to conserve for out professional and personal lives for the rest of them, when she mention that we must conserve all the knowledge gather at the school, but that we must put it in practice in all our actions, as to promote the respect and good wealth around our communities and for our communities.
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| Miss Martha Castro UNO Representative |
In General Assembly we had the participation of students from Green Gates with Timo Kuerten, Olinca with Tonantzin Real Rojas and from Tecnologico de Monterrey Guillermo Tamayo, making the debate very substantial and critical for those who wanted to stand up, the participation of our students Jallath Carreón, Aldo Torres and René Robles was indeed outstanding from all expectations and for that they were grant with their prices as Honorable Mentions and Special Recognitions, however Timo Kuerten recieved the grant of Best Delegate.
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| Timo Kuerten receiving his Best Delegate Price |
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| Nayelhi Alcázar |
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| Álvaro -Japan-Olinca |
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| Alejandro Morán |
This way we
put on practice what SEP and IB program demand the schools to do and more.
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| PAI Coordinator Miss Elisabeht Taboada |
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| Secretariat |
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| Secretariat, Coordinator and Head Advisor |
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| Presidents and Teachers |
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| Colegio del Pilar |
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| Colegio del Pilar |
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| Former Student and Guest of Honor Javier Martínez Mendoza |
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| Presidents: CND, WHO, UNICEF AND UNEP |
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| Presidents: UNCCPCJ, EU, CT AND HR. |
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| Presidents: GA, SC AND UNCCPCJ. |
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| Under Secretary General and Secretary General |
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| Secretary General Valeria Vigueras Rivera |
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| Academic Coordinator Miss Liliana Muñoz |
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| Band of 3rd PAI |
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| Instituto La Paz Cheer Leader Team |
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| Head Advisor Miss Vicky Caballero |
PICTURES AND MORE
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Rules and Procedure Video 2012
PAZMUN 2012
Because in INSTITUTO LA PAZ we follow the international most outstanding views and we share that for our Students become a world wide leader, we promote this international practice, where students must research beyond there school knowledge, must defend their point of view with great diplomacy following a MUN procedure and mainly they reflect about all the world wide today's situation where areas is needed to change.
Developing all their English Skills following the official Language in the United Nation's Summit.
Organized by the most outstanding students, trying to join not only English but almost all interaction subjects like History, Ethics, Civics, Geography, Natural Sciences, as well as to develop speaking skills, security, pronunciation, and beyond that involving all the IB values as being Communicative, Inquirers, Responsible, and more...
INSTITUTO LA PAZ welcomes all the Schools who will be part of our 2012 MUN.
For more Information please go to PAZMUN 2012
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Presidents's Mails
Instructions:
Send your Position Paper in a Word Document.
Deliver 2 copies to your teachers. Wednesday the 2nd.
Specifications:
Name of the Document: Your Committee, Last Name and Group
Example: UNCCPCJsanchez3b
To Miss Vicky, Valeria and your President:
These prints and the mailing of your position papers count as 15%
of your Evaluation for May.
If you didn't deliver your position paper on time last month, you have already lost 15%,
on your grade, on April's Evaluation.
HEAD ADVISOR: MISS VICKY pazmun@ilp.edu.com
SECRETARY GENERAL: VALERIA VIGUERAS valeria.vigueras@hotmail.com
UNDERSECRETARY: DANAE TEA dteae46@hotmail.com
Presidents:
Luigi Toledano COUNTER TERRORISM luiguieguitar@hotmail.com
Rosenda Zagal UNEP rosi209@hotmail.es
Andrés Martínez HUMAN RIGHTS andres_quinto.elemento@hotmail.com
Montserrat Arratia UND monsearratiatoledo@hotmail.com
Renata Fernández UNCCPCJ reny_kr@hotmail.com
Victoria Flores WHO victorikit@hotmail.com
Servio Tulio GENERAL ASSEMBLY servio_trc@yahoo.com.mx
Manuel Rubio SECURITY COUNCIL manolorub_10@hotmail.com
David Madrigal EUROPEAN UNION damt09@hotmail.com
Maria Elena UNICEF mariel_rock_star@hotmail.com
Cover Page
NETHERLANDS
Official
name: Netherlands
Population:
2012 estimate: 16,847,007
Type of
government: constitutional monarchy, Unitary parliamentary representative
democracy
Official
language: Dutch
Religions:
· 30%
nominally roman Catholics
· 15%
Dutch reformed
· 7%
Calvinist reformist
· 8% non Christian
(muslim,hindu, etc.)
· 40% atheist or
agnostic
Governors:
· Monarch:
Beatrix der Nederlander
· Prime
minister: Mark Rutte
· Deputy
Prime minister: Maxime Verhagen
Main
exports: machinery and transport equipment, chemicals, fuels,
food stuffs and clothing
Main
imports: French cut
plants, flowers and bulbs, quarter of all the world tomatoes, one –thirds of
the worlds exports of peppers and cucumbers
Literacy
rate:
99.0%
IGP: 2011
estimate, Total: $694.574 billions
COMMITEE:
United
Nation Security Council
President: Manuel Alejandro Rubio
President: Manuel Alejandro Rubio
Delegate: Guiomar Farid Torres
(School) English Group: 1st C
(Responsible) English Teacher: Oscar Ruiz
PAZMUN Eg. ESSAY
FORMAT
Page Configuration: Letter.
SUBTITLES: 12
Rest of the document: TIMES NEW ROMAN 11.5
FLAG: 4cm x2.7cm
Sentences Per Segment 10 to 15.
(To help you write your Essay with better language check USEFUL LANGUAGE page of this blog).
(The
Next Position Paper is just the Eg. for you to do yours, the topic is
none of the topics for this model on Security Council)
Date to deliver: April 25th, 2012.
Print: Twice, give both copies to the teachers.
And send it to: vickypazmun@hotmail.com
valeria.vigueras@hotmail.com
Date to deliver: April 25th, 2012.
Print: Twice, give both copies to the teachers.
And send it to: vickypazmun@hotmail.com
valeria.vigueras@hotmail.com
INSTITUTO
LA PAZ MODEL UNITED NATIONS 2012
DELEGATION: Spain
COMMITEE:
United
Nation Security Council
TOPIC
B: Measures
to combat terrorism
Delegate: Sebastián de Jesús Salim Rivera
1) United
Nations Security Council
The main responsibility of the Security Council is
to maintain the international peace and security. It is the only organism that has the capacity
to function continuously and a representative of each of its members must be
present at all times. On the 31st
of January 1992 was its first meeting.
When a threat to peace is brought before the SC, the
Council’s first action is usually to recommend to the parties to try to reach
agreement by peaceful means. Sometimes it mediates asking the General Assembly
to send members to investigate deeply.
When a dispute was leaded into fighting, the
Council’s first concern is to bring it to an end as soon as possible. It sends
UNITED NATIONS peace-keeping forces to help to reduce tensions, keeping
opposing forces apart trying to create peaceful agreements on the floor. If a
violation or negative answer follows, the council decides on enforcement
measures, economic sanctions such as trade embargoes or collective military
action.
2) Background
The
terrorism is the use of systematic violence by fear or terror to cause a
criminal action, in the most part of terrorist attacks the main objective is to
cause damage and intimidate victims, the cause of the attacks can be political, religious or ideological
disagree with the citizens or governments,
in most part of them are responsibility of the criminal organizations of a
country. Last 15 years the world has seen many terrorist attacks, such as: 11
September 2001(twin towers), 4 March 2009 (Iraq) 300 innocent deaths.
Nowadays
most part of countries has serious problems with crime organizations, nowadays
terrorism has become a life style that is consider normal for many people. In it
are many styles such as: political, quasi-terrorism or civil terrorism, finally
all this types cause the same. Countries are taking actions to combat and
prevent terrorism like: USA, Spain, México, Brazil, UK and China just to
mention a few.
Countries
are making their best to combat the crime organizations trough military forces,
and the decisions that countries found to combat terrorism is the violence such
as happen whit Iraq that is living a civil war. Other countries that don’t have
the enough military power to combat them are only staying quiet while the
terrorists act.
In Spain there are serious troubles with
terrorism caused by criminal organizations, but with
any doubt ETA is the main causative of actual criminal problems. ETA (Euskadi
Ta Askatasuna) is a criminal organization considered one of the most dangerous
of the globe, founded in 1958 they were looking
for the change of regimen in France they had the help of the most part of
France and Spain population until they became
a terrorism organization. The worst terrorist attack in Spain was on March 11,
2004 ETA attacked 4 trains of the public transportation,
leaving only pain and tears on the faces, the results were
catastrophic 190 deaths and 1700 injured.
After
this Spain realized the true situation that the
country is crossing, besides ETA Spain has the presence of local criminal
organizations that also impacts the
population with attacks, kidnappings and
terrorism acts. An example is the kidnapping of a child of 22 months that
appeared death in a river after the price of
rescue was paid. It is important to refer that Spain has an important participation
on the Global congress of security; here Spain was discussing an agreement that
provides economical resources to countries that are encouraging criminal
organizations, this was a very good idea of the president Jose Luis Rodriguez
Zapatero.
To conclude it is important to say that nowadays, criminal actions by
ETA are finished and security has been
improved approximately a 4.80% because of the constant government attacks
against criminals.
4) Negative
consequences of the past solutions
Both ecological and financial risks incorporate
several of the characteristics we have enumerated that make risks politically
explosive. They go beyond rational calculation into the realm of unpredictable
turbulence. Moreover, they embody the struggle over the distribution of ‘goods’
and ‘bads’, of positive and negative consequences of risky decisions. But above
all, what they have in common is that their effects are deterritorialized. That
is what makes them global risks.
Financial risks are more immediately
apparent than ecological risks. A consciousness leap is not required to
recognize them. By the same token, they are more individualized than ecological
risks.
A further distinction can be made,
however, between ecological and financial threats on the one hand, and the threat
of global terrorist networks on the other. Ecological and financial conflicts
fit the model of modernity’s self-endangerment.
5) Proposals
Spain’s
delegation is willing to give more power of
combat to the police and army forces, but
not only will be focusing on the government’s
violence but also my
delegation is going to create an intelligence centre that will watch and spy all the criminal organizations
in Spain.
Also my government is
offering a plan as a new strategy to
combat criminal structures focusing on
economical attacks. As well Spain will focus on the future generations by improving
the actual plan and programs for studying.
Therefore fomenting the values on
families and creating conscious about the actual world’s
situations. For this Spain hopes that we can
create healthy ideas on students to avoid
the criminal future actions.
Bibliography: (Only one Wikipedia allowed.... minimum 5 sources per position paper).
No
author, (nd) UN SECURITY COUNCIL, Viewed March 4, 2012. Consult URL:
Beck
U. , 2002, Theory, Culture & Society, viewed March 4, 2012. Consult URL:
Wikipedia,
(nd), Spains terrorism, consult day: March 2 2012, consult URL:
Prensa
latina, (13/12/04), consult day: March 2 2012, consult URL:
UN,
(nd), un action to counter terrorism, consult day: march 2 2012, consult URL:
Tables and Topics
TABLES AND TOPICS
General Assembly (GA)
President: Servio Reyes
·
Chair: Mayte Fernanda Gómez García
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Moderator: Iván Alejandro Chávez Castrejón
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Conference Officer: Fernando Magaña
Topics
• a. Right of
freedom of expression, violence and censorship of de media.
• b. Privatization
of the internet, referring to copyrights.
Security Council (SC)
President: Manuel Rubio
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Chair: Edna Iliana Tovar Velázquez
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Moderator: Clarisa Jiménez Barrón
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Conference Officer: Sofía SARAH Campos Félix Díaz
Topics
• a. Situation in
Libya, referring to post-Gaddafi chaos.
• b. Terrorism in the horn
of Africa.
United Nations Commission on Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice (UNCCPCJ)
President: Renata Fernández
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Chair: Pamela Fernanda Araico Cuellar
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Moderator: Javier Alejandro Jiménez Márquez
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Conference Officer: Tamara Vargas
Topics
• a. International
cooperation in the analysis and report of criminal data.
• b. Trafficking of
weapons in America.
United Nations Human Rights Council (UNHRC)
President: Andrés Martínez
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Chair: Karla Sofía de la Brena Coronel
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Moderator: Jimena Ordaz
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Conference Officer: Sabina Zaldivar Milán
Topics
• a. Trafficking,
prostitution and pornography of children.
• b. Homosexual,
bisexual and transgender rights.
World Health Organization (WHO)
President: Victoria Flores García
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Chair: Tae Hee Lim Seo
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Moderator: María Fernanda Núñez Esquivel
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Conference Officer: Sarahí Sanchez
Topics
• a AIDS in Africa and
administration of medicine.
• b. AIDS caused by drug
abuse.
Commission on Narcotic Drugs:
President: Angélica Arratia
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Chair: Diana González Martínez
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Moderator: Ramón Cruz Camarillo Rojas
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Conference Officer: Aguilar Ramírez Gabriela Nohemí
Topics
• a. Measures to
counter drug cartels around the world
• b. Preventive actions
against drug consume.
United Nations International Children’s Emergency Fund (UNICEF)
President: María Elena García Hernández
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Chair: Alan Emmanuel Mejía Flores
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Moderator: Ariadna Michelle Aguilar Santos
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Conference Officer: Andrea Monserrat Ulloa Arévalo
Topics
• a. How to
eradicate the slavery of children in Middle East and Africa.
• b. Education for
children under 15 in developing countries.
Counter Terrorism (CT)
President: Luigi Toledano
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Chair: José Alejandro García Hernández
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Moderator: Mauricio Francisco Vega Osnaya
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Conference Officer: José Javier Barreiro Álvarez
Topics
• a. The possibility of Mexican drugs cartel
helping terrorism oversea.
• b. Drug dealing in Mexico as a risk for
international security.
European Union (EU)
President: David Madrigal
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Chair: Frida Casas
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Moderator: Hans Gundermann López
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Conference Officer: Alejandra Mardegain
Topics
• a. Economical crisis in the European Union
• b. Food crisis all over Europe as well as
lack of food for future generation
United Nations Environmental Program (UNEP)
President: Rosenda Zagal
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Chair: Karen Armas Reséndiz
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Moderator: Giomar Farid
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Conference Officer: Jimena Prado Ramírez
Topics
a.
Global warming and health.
b. Disappearance of certain species and its effects on
the food chain.
Schedule:
May 31st, 2012
Opening ceremony 8:00-9:00
First session from 9:10-11:40
Recess (Photos) 11:10-11:50
Second session from 12:00-14:50
June 1st, 2012
Third session from 8:00-11:10
Recess 11:10-11:40
Fourth session from 11:50-14:00
Evaluation session from 14:00-15:00
Closing ceremony from 15:00-16:00
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