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• In a discussion that surprised some members of the audience with its frankness, Carabias laid out some of the problems Mexico faces and the solutions it seeks.
• The booklet, with a swastika on the cover, contained allegations against Cesar Coll ( CQ ) Carabias, the PAN's candidate for mayor of Guadalajara.
• The environment secretary, Julia Carabias, pleaded with people to stop lighting fires in caves to smoke out the goatsucker, because they were hurting rare panthers instead.
• Participants include Carol Browner, Environmental Protection Agency Administrator; Julia Carabias, the Mexican Secretary of State for Environment; and Sergio Marchi, the Canadian Environment Minister.
• On Friday the committee members submitted formal position papers to Julia Carabias Lillo, Secretary of the Secretariat of Environment, Human Resources and Fisheries and overseer of the commission.
• Roman roads still exist in these environs and remains of mansions, cauponas, taverns and mutationes have been found in places like Mandayona, Palazuelos, Carabias and Alcuneza.
• Jonathan Carabias gave Valladolid the lead in the 31st minute, but Jose Luis Acciari equalized in the 33rd minute and Luis Gracia notched the match-winner in the 89th.
• Better soil and a more favorable climate in Mexico allow trees to mature in about 10 years instead of the 15 to 25 years they take in the Northwest, Carabias said.
• Julia Carabias Lillo said ecotourism and nature-friendly businesses, such as fishing, will take the place of the proposed $ 150 million salt plant addition at the San Ignacio lagoon.
• Environment Secretary Julia Carabias said this week that she rejects the idea that a stalker of livestock and people " has anything to do with strange organisms, much less vampires ."
• Carabias, an environmental activist before entering the Cabinet, sides with some U . S . environmentalists who say changes in Mexican fishing practices have drastically reduced dolphin kills associated with tuna fishing.
• The forests, 95 percent of which are privately owned, are in areas with the highest poverty, prompting local inhabitants to turn to them for energy, building materials and income, Carabias said.
• Carabias said during a meeting with a legislative commission . " We are going to work on a development process involving productive projects that will allow the people to improve their living conditions ."
• Environment Secretary Julia Carabias defended herself and other officials Friday against a barrage of similar recent criticisms, saying her government " took precautions, sounded the alert, acted vigorously and continues to act ."
• Julia Carabias Lillo, Mexico's environment minister, said this month that there are only 660 water treatment plants for all of the country's 92 million people, and many of them are not functioning.
• At least 10 of the 25 officials named to the Cabinet are economists, and three are women-- Norma Samaniego, controller; Silvia Hernandez, minister of tourism; and Julia Carabias, minister of fisheries.
• Fearing the " goatsucker " was a giant bat, Mexican peasants began setting fires in caves, leading Environment Minister Julia Carabias to warn that they were damaging fragile ecosystems that had developed over thousands of years.
• Scheduled speakers include : Gabriel Quadri de la Torre, head of Mexico's National Ecological Institute, Oscar Espinosa Villareal, mayor of Mexico City and Julia Carabias, Minister of the Environment, Natural Resources and Fisheries.
• Other noteworthy churches in the rest of the region are the Salvador de Carabias church, the Pinilla de Jadraque Church of the Assumption, the Sa鷆a church of the Assumption and the Bele馻 de Sorbe church of the Assumption.