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Monday February 7, 2011

Carmen Aristegui, outside

MVS

Carmen Aristegui, outside

MVS Writing

MEXICO CITY, Feb. 7 (adopted) .- The journalist Carmen Aristegui is no longer in MVS News, said his colleague via twitter Kiren Miret. The reasons for the departure of the controversial repetina conductive unknown. "I guess (Carmen) will explain when it deems appropriate," the network added Miret.

The company's website was removed all mention of Carmen Aristegui. Ads are only maintained the second and third leading broadcast news and Ezra Shabot Luis Cardenas.

last Friday. Aristegui said air the note on the blanket PT legislators exhibited in the House of Representatives and the alleged alcoholism alluding to President Felipe Calderón.

In his commentary on that day, the journalist said it was not the first time mentioned the issue publicly and in fact in social networks was an issue that touched so recurrrente.

Aristegui the topic to be treated with seriousness it deserved summoned that morning to the federal government to formally respond Asked whether President Felipe Calderon had a drinking problem or not.

Carmen Aristegui took about two years in charge of the first edition of MVS Noticias. At the beginning of six years was fired from W Radio, a company owned by Televisa and Prisa, for alleged pressure from the Calderon government, as stated in its own time Proceso magazine journalist.

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Patricia Benitez is the problem, and the companies behind it.

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Clavel: companies behind surcharge, to weaken. Paola Rojas
February 3, 2011

Lizette Clavel, general secretary of the Association of Flight Attendants Union (ASSA), emphasized, "if someone is very badly thought might imagine that companies are behind Patricia Benitez but if someone is still a bad idea, they may think something is happening that is not normal movements is this person. "leadership baton to the next ASSA

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Lizette Clavel, general secretary of the Association of Flight Attendants Union (ASSA) said, at the recent meeting held at which dealt with the union leadership change for next six months, we have a dispute with the attendant Patricia Benitez, because it seeks to weaken the union of flight attendants.

stated, it did not keep any conflict with Aeromexico, but an application of income that went for the first time in November later in the month of December, for the companies intend to adjust the contract terms are pose to surcharges that may be new entrants.

For Patricia Benitez, Clavel said in the space of Paola Rojas, who herself was proposed as a possible candidate to represent the Association in the next six months, why Benitez was present at the meeting of the past Saturday.

However, not being the only contender for this position, he was the people who decided not to put in place, said Clavel.

also said he believed that not a legitimate collective desire or interest surcharges, which moves Benitez to generate this kind of movement, but look for the weakening of the trade.

Which, can be seen in the approaches that Patricia Benitez has made, among them the refusal of a statutory reform, as well as union representation and obtaining the same note-taking or registration.

When questioned about who wins this case, the leader of the ASSA, said that without a doubt the companies, as well as anyone that could corporatism could you be taking advantage of the situation to have agreements in fashion, where no be monitored in the interest of workers.

Similarly, stressed "if someone is very badly thought might imagine that companies are behind Patricia Benitez, but if someone is still a bad idea, they may think something is happening that is not normal in the movements that have this person. "

Finally, on the possible resumption of Mexican operations in February, Clavel, said no date is given without however, have a 80% chance that the airline is flying in this month.
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