The minister of the Supreme Court of Justice of the Nation (SCJN), Yasmín Esquivel Mossahighlighted that “democracy is a way of life, and we cannot consider ourselves a democratic society if we continue to exclude women, indigenous people, people with disabilities, and older adults.”
During the XXI National Meeting of Magistrates of the Agrarian Courtspointed out that a good part of Mexico’s natural wealth is found in ejidal and communal property, since, according to figures from the National Agrarian Registrylittle more than half of the surface of the territory of our country is made up of ejidos and communities, and that more than 27 million of people live in rural locations, including indigenous communities.
According to the National Agrarian Registry, of the members of representative bodies of registered agrarian nuclei, 70,339 are men and 20,607 are womenthe above shows that it is women who suffer conditions of inequality in access to land and with limited opportunities to participate in the decisions of their communities, so from the Agrarian Courts there is the possibility of expanding the rights of rural women , pointed out Yasmín Esquivel.
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In the presence of the heads of the 58 Unitary Agrarian Courts that make up our country, Minister Esquivel pointed out that in the face of political times “it is time for unity, dialogue, harmony, prudence and cohesion around our common objective that “It is the administration of justice in Mexico.”
At the time, the presiding judge of the Superior Agrarian Court (TSA), Claudia Dinorah Velázquez Gonzálezexpressed: “let us continue forward with the courage and determination of a farmer who never gives up in the face of adversity, knowing that our work not only impacts the present, but also sows for future generations.”
At this same National Meeting, the joint declaration of the Agrarian Judiciary was signed, which establishes the commitment between the Superior Agrarian Court and the Unitary Agrarian Courts to continue the priority attention to matters pending from 2020 and previous years.
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As special guests were Luis Rafael Hernández Palacios Mirón, agrarian attorney; and Plutarco García Jiménez, chief director of the National Agrarian Registry.
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What saint is celebrated today: name days of May 4
The saints’ list changes every day and remembers those who were characterized by their good deeds. (Illustrative image Infobae)
A few decades ago, even centuries ago, ancestors used to name their children with the name of the saint of the day they were born, not in vain in the famous “Mañanitas” there is a stanza that says: “Today, because it is your saint’s day, we sing them here…”.
The name day refers to the day in which a saint is celebrated, although it is common for many people to use it as a synonym for birthday, which is wrong, since when talking about it we only refer to the list of names on the saints’ day.
As indicated in the saint calendar, today we also commemorate the women and men who stood out for having special connections with the deities, who did good deeds for their neighbors and who had high ethics and morals, reasons that led them to be canonized. or beatified and form part of the saints.
This is the saints’ day for Saturday, May 4.
Hildesheim is a city in northwestern Germany, in Lower Saxony, at the foot of the Harz mountain range, near Hannover. Today it is a large industrial and communications center; In the 13th century it was a free city of the Holy Roman Empire and before, in the 11th century, Saint Bernard turned it into an important center of Romanesque art. It was already a bishopric from the beginning of the 9th century. We remember Hildesheim because Gotthard was its Bishop.
Gotthard – or Godfrey – was born in Bavaria and we do not have data referring to his childhood. He is already known with reliable data when in 990 he was a Benedictine monk in Nieder Altaich and, later, abbot-elect of Altaich Abbey.
He toured various monasteries in the Rhine regions, introducing the discipline that restored all its original purity to the rule of Saint Benedict, somewhat relaxed in many communities, and he can justly be considered one of the most conspicuous reformers of his time.
His personality is also studied from another aspect. He is one of the animators of the culture of the 11th century. His work as his sacred builder was made possible by the confluence of enthusiasms of another great man of his contemporary, Henry II (973-1024), German king, crowned by Pope Benedict VIII as Holy Roman Emperor (1002), last of the Saxon rulers, born in Abbach, also in Bavaria, who was a quarrelsome king – war against Boleslaus to recover Bohemia from 1004 to 1018; he invaded Italy and was proclaimed king of the Lombards; and in 1021 a third military campaign in southern Italy, against the Byzantines, to subdue Capua and Salerno-, an artist emperor -providing the construction of Romanesque cathedrals- and a holy man -canonized in 1146- famous for his piety and for contributing to ecclesiastical reform.
Known as the enthusiastic reformer of sacred works, Emperor Henry II entrusted Gotthard with the reform of other monasteries, such as the abbeys of Hersfeld and Tergensee, and since in 1022 he succeeded Saint Bernard in his diocese, he was also his epigone in the continuation of Bernardine artistic projects, finishing the cathedral and the church of Saint Michael in Hildesheim.
His pastoral work was not exhausted in the stones no matter how much art could be extracted from them. He also made an effort to provide means to facilitate the education of youth, provided the simple people with schools and hospitals and founded asylums for the poor. Perhaps it is because of this direct dealing with the illness that he tried to alleviate in the sufferers, that he is used to being invoked among the many devotees of him in Austria and Prussia against gout and rheumatism. In any case, he has gone down in history above all as a great builder bishop.
He died in 1038.
Along with this character there are other saints and martyrs who are also celebrated this Saturday, May 4, such as the following:
Saint Antonina of Nicaea
Saint Cyriaco, priest and martyr
Saint Curcódomo deacon
Saint Florian
Saint Joseph Mary Rubio Peralta
Saint Pelagia virgin and martyr
Saint Silvanus of Gaza and fellow martyrs
Blessed Carlos Manuel Rodríguez Santiago
Blessed Ceferino Giménez Malla
Blessed Eduardo José Rosaz
Blessed Juan Martín Moyë
Blessed Władysław of Gielniow
Pope Francis after the canonization of Mother Teresa of Calcutta, in St. Peter’s Square in the Vatican, on September 4, 2016. (AFP/ANDREAS SOLARO)
The saints are the set of people (women and men) who are venerated by the Church by being proclaimed as saints or blessed on a specific date on the calendar.
On the path to canonization there are four steps: the first is to be named as a servant of God, the second is to be venerable; The third step is to be blessed and, finally, the fourth step is to be holy.
Beatification can only be achieved by the faithful who have died with a reputation for being saints in various places and this process can be carried out in two ways: through a cause of heroic virtues and the second is martyrdom, that is, if the person died because of his faith.
On the other hand, the process to become a saint involves adding the name of the sanctified person to the canon (list of recognized saints) and this allows the believing community to worship him publicly and universally, while assigning him a liturgical festival, altars and chapels are dedicated to him and his power to intercede before God is recognized.
Although the Church has not given an exact figure, it is believed that there are currently up to nine thousand recognized saints. According to the Roman Martyrology, updated in 2005, the Catholic Church has at least seven thousand saints, although the martyrs are not counted, so many think that the number could even reach 20 thousand people.
In recent history, Pope John Paul II managed to canonize 388 saints, while Pope Francis has broken all records after today he canonized 898 saints, 800 of them at the same time.
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Commenting on the investigations of politicians’ expenses, the head of the STT emphasizes large-scale corruption
This is how he commented on the “Skaidrinam” initiative of publicist Andrias Tapinas, which continues to investigate the use of parliamentary expenses by Seimas members.
According to L. Pernavos, after the cases in municipalities made public by “Skaidrinam”, STT started 25 pre-trial cases.
“What are our priorities?” Are our priorities the kind of research we’re talking about? (…) I think that we should focus on large-scale corruption, political corruption, cases of international bribery”, said the head of STT after the meeting with the president on Friday.
“We are not saying that there should be no other research, the priority should be here,” he added.
L. Pernavas says that he positively evaluates the initiative of “Skaidrinam”. He pointed out that the service submitted its comments and proposals on the regulation of parliamentary funds last summer.
“If decisions had already been made then, perhaps what we have now, we wouldn’t have,” said the head of STT.
“We can have one investigation or another, and what will change from that?” Nobody. In my opinion, it is necessary to take a responsible look at our proposals”, he added.
Last year, the Service carried out an anti-corruption assessment of the regulation of the expenses of parliamentarians and found that this legal regulation provides opportunities to compensate the expenses of parliamentary activities without proper performance of these activities.
According to STT, the settlement procedure for the use of these funds does not always provide an opportunity to assess whether the incurred expenses are used for parliamentary activities.
The service proposed to define in laws the concept of parliamentary activity and the content of necessary and reimbursable expenses for it, suggested strengthening control, for example, Seimas members should open a special bank account and pay parliamentary expenses incurred only from it.
STT then submitted its conclusion and proposals to the Seimas Board and Chancellery.
Member of the public A. Tapinas aims to reveal possible cases of inappropriate use of benefits in Lithuanian municipalities through the “Skaidrinam” campaign. Currently, the action has moved to the parliament, where the use of parliamentary funds allocated to members of the Seimas is being checked.
Responding to the action, Speaker of the Seimas Viktorija Čmilytė-Nielsen said that she promised to look for solutions with the elders of the factions, she also mentioned possible amendments to the Constitution.
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