¨fidel castro siempre ha tenido y tendra la razon¨¨ yeikol polensky

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Yo creo que entre las suscripciones que tiene don Fidel Castro está la revista Science. Precisamente la revista Science, la revista científica más importante del mundo, publicó que la PANdemia de A/H1N1 posiblemente se originó en La Gloria, Veracruz, donde se reportaron casos desde febrero.

Y efectivamente esa fecha es anterior a la visita de Obama.

Al parecer don Fidel Castro tiene razón, el gobierno de México ocultó información.

Sin embargo, existe la posibilidad de todo haya sido simplemente negligencia por parte de la Secretaría de Salud al no darle importancia a todo lo que ocurría en La Gloria, Veracruz.

Creo que Silvia, la Senadora esa y Fidel están equivocados, de acuerdo a investigaciones hechas por los gringos (y mira que es dificil que ellos se echen culpas ajenas) el virus podría haberse originado en San Diego.

la señora ha sabido tocar los botones adecuados para lograr sus metas. Saludos.

Eugenio, creo que no es de reconocer el hacer LO QUE SEA por lograr nuestras metas y te pongo un ejemplo:

En el Distrito que me toca para la próxima elección de Diputados el PAN ha lanzado como candidata a una ex PRDista, lamentablemente en estas elecciones tendré que acudir a las urnas a anular mi voto, me parece inadmisible que una persona de un partido no solo opuesto en la ideología sino en todos los aspectos cambie así solo por lograr sus objetivos.

Y del tema?

Porque aqui hubo ocultamiento de la epidemia que evoluciono a PANdejemia por culpa del gabinetazo.

Yeidcol sera muy pendeja, pero el resto del mundo...no.

Pues he de decirte triana que el resto del mundo, excepción hecha del dictador Castro ha reconocido a México la prontitud y transparencia con la que se actuó en este caso, ahí tú dirás.

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Dicelo al Science, al CDC y a la OMS, insisto, si ni con periodicazos aprendes, como vas a aprender perrito? Cabildeo politico ha habido y mucho para que le tapen el ojo al macho las autoridades politicas de ciertos institutos. Desafortunadamente los cientificos son mas dificiles de comprar. Ya te diste una vuelta por el temis lindis de como Mexico salvo al mundo?

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Dicelo al Science, al CDC y a la OMS, insisto, si ni con periodicazos aprendes, como vas a aprender perrito? Cabildeo politico ha habido y mucho para que le tapen el ojo al macho las autoridades politicas de ciertos institutos. Desafortunadamente los cientificos son mas dificiles de comprar. Ya te diste una vuelta por el temis lindis de como Mexico salvo al mundo?

Eso de andar inventando cosas no es bueno triana, me decepcionas pues antes solo omitías información porque no la sabías, por ignorante pero ahora estás inventando cosas lo cual ya es grave, la OMS de acuerdo a lo que yo he visto reconoce a México haber actuado adecuadamente.

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Va de nuez, para el perrito. Ya es viejo y esta en se publico en...

Lo que es la gueva de leer.

DISPUTE OVER MEXICO'S EARLY RESPONSE...

MEXICO CITY – A top Mexican medical officer accused the World Health Organization of responding too slowly to early signs of the swine flu scare. The world agency said it was Mexico that failed to respond to its request to alert other nations to the first hints of the outbreak.

In the U.S., President Barack Obama said Friday it was not clear swine flu was any worse than "ordinary flus" but said the government is preparing in case it comes back in a more virulent form.

"I'm optimistic that we're going to be able to manage this effectively," Obama said.

Hong Kong confirmed a case of swine flu, Asia's first, and authorities there ordered a weeklong quarantine of the hotel where the man, a 25-year-old Mexican tourist, stayed. Besides Mexico and the U.S., cases have also been confirmed in six European nations, Canada, New Zealand and Israel.

Mexico's chief epidemiologist, Dr. Miguel Angel Lezana, told The Associated Press late Thursday that his center alerted the Pan American Health Organization, a regional arm of WHO, on April 16 about an unusually late rash of flu and pneumonia cases in Mexico.

He said PAHO took at least 48 hours to notify WHO headquarters, when normally that notification occurs immediately. On April 24 — the day Canadian and U.S. labs first identified the Mexican cases as swine flu — WHO announced it was worried the outbreak could become a pandemic.

A PAHO spokesman laid out a far different set of events in an interview with The Associated Press. When Mexico first confirmed an outbreak of acute respiratory infections in the state of Veracruz on April 12, WHO headquarters was notified automatically, spokesman Daniel Epstein said in Washington.

The next day, PAHO asked Mexico for permission to alert other countries to the outbreak, which local media had blamed for three deaths, but Mexico did not reply, Epstein said.

Mexican permission would have enabled PAHO to publish news of the deaths to a disease alert site seen by other countries, Epstein said.

It was five days later, on April 18, that Mexico gave PAHO its fullest accounting of the unusually late flu cases and some cases of severe pneumonia, the spokesman said. That same day, U.S. authorities let other nations know about two swine flu cases in California.

"PAHO and WHO acted as soon as we had reliable information about unusual outbreaks in order to work together to control the situation," Epstein said. "This was made even more urgent by the notification of cases in California."

Lezana called for an investigation into WHO's handling of the events. Earlier this week, Mexican health authorities came under criticism, particularly from frustrated citizens, for a slow and bumbling early response to the outbreak.

In the United States, the confirmed swine flu case count stood at 132. State lab operators say there are more cases than the confirmed number because they are not testing all suspected cases, focusing on finding new outbreak hot spots and limiting the flu's spread.

Obama said U.S. efforts were focused on identifying people who have the flu, getting medical help to the right places and providing clear advice to state and local officials and the public.

The president also said the U.S. government is working to produce a vaccine down the road, developing clear guidelines for school closings and trying to ensure businesses cooperate with workers who run out of sick leave.

He pointed out that regular seasonal flus kill about 36,000 people in the United States in an average year and send 200 to the hospital.

In Mexico, the outbreak's epicenter, new cases and the death rate were leveling off, the country's top medical officer said. Health authorities there have confirmed 343 swine flu cases and 15 deaths from the virus.

No new deaths from swine flu were reported overnight in the Mexican capital for the first time since the emergency was declared a week ago, said Mexico City Mayor Marcelo Ebrard.

"This isn't to say we are lowering our guard or we think we no longer have problems," Ebrard said. "But we're moving in the right direction."

As recently as Wednesday, Mexico's health secretary said there 168 suspected swine flu deaths in the country and almost 2,500 suspected cases. Mexican officials have stopped updating that number and say those totals may have been inflated.

"The fact that we have a stabilization in the daily numbers, even a drop, makes us optimistic," Mexican Health Secretary Jose Angel Cordova said. "Because what we'd expect is geometric or exponential growth. And that hasn't been the situation."

The only confirmed swine flu death outside Mexico was a Mexican toddler who died in a Texas hospital Monday.

The United States is buying 13 million courses of anti-flu drugs to replenish its stockpile and sending 400,000 courses to Mexico, which said earlier that it had a stockpile of 1 million courses. U.S. health officials say a swine flu vaccine could not be ready until fall at the earliest.

The Red Cross says it is readying an army of 60 million volunteers who could be deployed around the world to help slow the virus' spread.

Cordova said Mexicans with flu symptoms are now seeking medical attention quickly, and suspected swine flu cases are getting treatment even before the virus is confirmed, preventing deaths and limiting the virus' spread.

"If the treatment is given the first day, the patient is practically not contagious," Cordova said.

Cordova said outreach efforts to families of confirmed cases are turning up relatively few other cases.

Mexico shut down all but essential government services and private businesses Friday, the start of a five-day shutdown that includes a holiday weekend. Schools are also closed through Tuesday.

Mexico City's notoriously clogged avenues were clear, crime was down and the smog dropped to levels normally seen only on holidays. Mexico is using the shutdown to determine whether to extend or ease emergency measures.

Lezana told the AP that while Mexico waited for WHO to help, Mexican authorities tried to identify the outbreak and stop it. Mexican medical teams interviewed 472 people who may have come into contact with the first known swine flu fatality, a 39-year-old woman.

But only 18 of the 472, all hospital workers, were tested for swine flu. Of those 18 saliva samples, 12 failed to gather enough cells to be tested, the state epidemiologist said. And in other parts of Mexico, health workers only this week started visiting the families of victims to find out whether they contracted it as well.

Hay otros de Laura, pero claro, esos tambien te los saltaste. Que curioso, no?

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Buscando a Fidel..

.

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Que lo busque con su taxidermista

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Va de nuez, para el perrito. Ya es viejo y esta en se publico en...

Lo que es la gueva de leer.



Hay otros de Laura, pero claro, esos tambien te los saltaste. Que curioso, no?

Pos si, fíjate que raro:

Reconoce OMS seriedad y transparencia de México ante influenza

El representante de la organización destacó que cuando esta epidemia se presente en otros países el aprendizaje de la experiencia mexicana será esencial para la comunidad internacional

De seguro esas declaraciones están cuchareadas...

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¿De cuándo acá el
gobierno responde a
declaraciones de un
particular, así se llame
Fidel Castro? La Jornada..

......

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Desde que son respaldadas por una senadora que le tiene mas fidelidad al comandante que a su país...

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Pero a la pinche senadora esa no le sube agua al tinaco, primero dice que el brote es un compló y luego que siempre no porque el dictador le cambia el guión

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Es lo que dicen aquí (ese guión ta medio mal escrito)

El virus no existe pero Calderón ya sabía de el y que iba a pegar

Es inofensivo pero bien contagioso y mortal

El gobierno toma medidas exageradas, pero son insuficientes...

Y así por el estilo...

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El problema triana es que por otro lado hubo declaraciones por parte de gente de la OMS contrarias a las contenidas en ese artículo, no cito fuentes pues las vi directamente en la televisión pero creo que si buscas en google las vas a encontras.

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Es lo que dicen aquí (ese guión ta medio mal escrito)

El virus no existe pero Calderón ya sabía de el y que iba a pegar

Es inofensivo pero bien contagioso y mortal

El gobierno toma medidas exageradas, pero son insuficientes...

Y así por el estilo...

Exactamente estimado Manuel.

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Es mas, un googlazo rápido (y para que no digan que es noticia cuchareada, ni del país es el periódico este)

Reconoce OMS seriedad mexicana en manejo de epidemia de influenza

El representante de la Organización Mundial de la Salud en México, Philippe Lamy, se reunió el día 5 con el presidente mexicano, Felipe Calderón, para manifestarle "un especial reconocimiento" por la seriedad, responsabilidad y transparencia con que su gobierno ha manejado la actual epidemia de influenza A/H1N1.

http://spanish.peopledaily.com.cn/31617/6651812.html

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Es lo que dicen aquí (ese guión ta medio mal escrito)

El virus no existe pero Calderón ya sabía de el y que iba a pegar

Es inofensivo pero bien contagioso y mortal

El gobierno toma medidas exageradas, pero son insuficientes...

Y así por el estilo...

Esos mismos son los que afirman que con AMLO estariamos "MAS MEJOR".