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Mexican Red Cross

Mobilizing the National Societies in the name of road safety

With the advent of the Decade of Action for Road Safety, the Red Cross Red Crescent movement has a vital role to play in helping to reduce the estimated 142,000 ...

Red Cross action on the road to saving lives in Latin America and the Caribbean

Red Cross action on the road to saving lives in Latin America and the Caribbean

The Mexican Red Cross commits to the national goal of saving more than 60,000 lives, preventing 110,000 disabilities and three million hospitalizations caused by ...

H1N1 - Mexico City’s gradual return to normality

H1N1 - Mexico City’s gradual return to normality

More than one week after the peak of the H1N1 crisis, terraces, squares and public places in Mexico City are once again packed to capacity.

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Contact details

Address:

Calle Luis Vives 200
Colonia Polanco
México D.F. 11510

Postal Address:

Contact Information:

Tel: (5255) 1084 4510/1084 4511
Fax: (5255) 1084 4514
Telex: 01777617 CRMEME
Telegram: CRUZROJA MEXICO
E-mail: dirgral@cruzrojamexicana.org.mx
Web: http://www.cruzrojamexicana.org.mx

Language of correspondence: Spanish

People:

  • Presidente: Daniel GOÑI DÍAZ
  • Vicepresidente: Fernando SUINAGA CARDENAS
  • Vicepresidente: Francisco Xavier BRISEÑO RAMIREZ
  • VICEPRESIDENTE: Migue Angel DOMÍNGUEZ MORALES
  • Director General: Eduardo MALULY MOISES
  • Coordinador de Desastres: Miguel A. MARTINEZ CONTREAS
  • Coordinator de Desastres: Isaac OXENHAUT

Latest appeals

25 March 2010
Dengue Outbreak (MDRMX004)
Mexico - DREF Bulletin, Final Report
19 March 2010
Mexico: Hurricane Jimena (MDRMX003)
Mexico - DREF Bulletin, Final Report
2 February 2010
Floods (MDRMX002)
Mexico - Final Report
4 January 2010
Dengue Outbreak (MDRMX004)
Mexico - DREF Bulletin, Update n° 1
26 November 2009
Dengue Outbreak (MDRMX004)
Mexico - DREF Bulletin

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