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MUN NEWS, COLEGIO ARJÍ
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MUN NEWS
Friday, October 23rd, 2015
Volume 3, Issue 2
HISTORICAL COMMITTEE RECREATES
YALTA CONFERENCE
By Julissa Mares Custodio
This is the first year that MUNARJI has an
of renowned names who attended the Yalta
historical committee. The Historical Committee
conference such as Roosevelt, Hopkins, Churchill,
seeks to revive the time of the Yalta Conference,
Stalin, Cunningham, Sergei, Marshall, Leach,
in which the future of Europe was decided. The
Charles Portal, and Molotov.
Yalta conference was one of the final steps to end
the World War II.
Lic.
Milton
Recinos
presented
the
points
treated in the Yalta conference. It was agreed
This committee will give the Delegates a
that, in order to be able to maintain peace and
unique opportunity to read about the pressing
security; Germany needed to be demilitarized,
matters of ending the days of the Second World
disarmed and divided into four zones. He then
War. Analyzing them, and reflecting how, 70
concluded that Yalta’s conference was one of the
years ago, the United Nations came to be.
final steps to put an end to the World War II.
The chairs of this committee are Cassandra
Without these characters being united in this
Ramirez, Georgina Ovando and Lucero Delgado
conference, Germany would have ruled Europe.
Almeida. The committee consists of 10 characters
Due to the fact that Europe wouldn’t have been
able to stop them on their own, they came to rely
on United States to end this conflict.
They agreed on the following points:

To make a simple organization in order to
solve the problem in less time because it
was taking a lot of time doing so.

Pay the debts corresponding to the crimes
they made

Keep
the
world
safe
improving
the
security

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Maintain peace.
Friday, October 233d, 2015
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GETTING TO KNOW THE SECRETARY
GENERAL
By Daniela Revueltas Ficachi
What inspired you to want to be Secretary
General?
My inspiration was my mother, my friends and my
teachers. They believed in me before I did. I wanted
to give the delegates what they deserved and in order
to do so I had to become SG. I wanted to prove
myself that I was capable of doing something as big
as this. Demonstrate that I have the skills and
aptitude, even though I’m just a teenager.
Tell us about you experience in Models of the
UN.
I have participated in five models, three as a delegate,
one as a chair of UNEP, and this year as the Secretary
General of MUNARJI VIII. As the chair of UNEP last
year, we had a great committee and we won the prize
Gabriela Esther Rodríguez Conde,
for best chair.
SECRETARY GENERAL of MUN ARJI VIII
Why do you like MUN?
I believe this is an opportunity, it’s the beginning of something bigger. Everybody wants a change but why
doesn’t anyone actually make it happen? As Mahatma Gandhi said “Be the change you wish to see in the
world”. I enjoy listening to ideas and opinions, but what I enjoy the most, is that delegates take this
model seriously. They are willing to do whatever it takes to come up with a great solution and it’s
satisfying to see how people develop negotiations and communication skills in this model.
So far, how has your experience been in this Model?
This past few months have been of the hardest work, but it all has worked out with incredible results.
Every time I think about the first or second day, I can’t stop smiling. It reminds me of all the happiness
that I felt when everything was going perfectly, and even though we had some technical problems I had to
face it and continue. For me it was really challenging. I’m very proud of my secretariat and the
committees, because they are making this Model memorable.
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Friday, October 23rd, 2015
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MIX-UP
By Sol Zurita González
As we all know the mix-up is a party where
everyone, staff, delegates, photographers, chairs,
advisors and the Secretariat, gather to relax and
get to know each other. On Wednesday, after the
first session of hard work, we all enjoyed snacks
and music that cheered up everybody and made
some delegates demonstrate their dancing style.
For the first time in MUNARJI we had as dinner
delicious paninis and esquites that our guest said
were a great choice. Other snacks such as chips,
cupcakes, cookies, and soft drinks were also
offered.
Delegates
also
had
the
chance
to
get
themselves photographed with friends, having
the photos as lasting souvenirs.
COFFEE BREAKS
By Daniela Revueltas Ficachi
In the Coffee Breaks delegates gather in the court of the school,
relax on the couches, or simply stand up, talking about how
they are doing. It is time to enjoy
snacks
and
meals,
such
as
cookies, pizza, chips, breadsticks,
etc.; to take photos, and of course, to get to know people. Coffee Breaks
offer the opportunity to share ideas with students from different schools and
even the same school, make new friends or allies.
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Friday, October 23rd, 2015
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WHAT HOSPITALITY IS REALLY ABOUT
By Paula E. Chávez Nachón
By Daniela Revueltas
Hospitality is believed to be all
stressful for them, especially
at all. Thankfully there were
party and no work, but behind
since it’s a job that always
no
the scenes, things are very
has
up.
accommodation this year, and
different.
They say that one of the most
hopefully the Hospitality team
After having a few words with
common problems they have
won't ever let them happen.
Lilian
to face, is being able to go
Another thing that they have
Herrera, both secretary and
where
are
to manage is that everything
under-secretary,
staying and providing them
is achieved in time. In case
revealed the real struggle of
with
foreign
that a delegate isn’t able to
those working in Hospitality.
delegates didn’t have where
get to the model in time the
Apparently, it can get pretty
to stay, they wouldn´t come
Hospitality
Ruiz
and
Leonor
they
problems
the
popping
delegates
transport.
If
problems
team
with
has
full
responsibility to get delegates
in time to the model and will
take
necessary
actions
to
achieve that. They also make
sure that the delegates have
a good stay and an amazing
time. But, most importantly,
respect is a key. Anyone who
comes in contact with the
visiting
delegates
respectful.
The
must
be
Hospitality
team will make sure foreign
[From left to right] Lilian Ruiz, SECRETARY OF
HOSPITALITY;
Gabriela Rodríguez, SECRETARY GENERAL; and
Leonor Pérez, UNDERSECRETARY OF HOSPITALITY
MUN NEWS TEAM
DIRECTOR: Adriana Lorena Cantón Balcázar
EDITOR IN CHIEF: Eduardo Alejandro Toraya Solís
ADVISOR: Yocelin Priego Morales
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delegates
enjoy
the
model
and their time in other places
the best way.
ASSISTANT: Gladys Marina Rosado Romero.
PHOTOGRAPHERS: Regina Ortega Ancona, Miranda Cámara
Pérez and Priscila Escarpulli Priego.
REPORTERS: Paula E. Chávez Nachón, Julissa Mares Custodio,
Sol Zurita González, Daniela Revueltas Ficachi, Cielo Zurita
González, Héctor Cárdenas Alamilla and Rubén Ferrer Dagdug.
Friday, October 23rd, 2015
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INTERPOL
By Julissa Mares Custodio
A medida que evoluciona el entorno de las
La mesa está compuesta por Pablo Herrera,
amenazas
debe
Karol León, Leonardo Marín y María José
desarrollarse la protección frente a dichas
Pineda, quienes coordinan a delegados de 27
amenazas. Con la aparición de los ataques
países de los cuales las potencias son: Estados
dirigidos
Unidos de América, China, Rusia, Reino Unido
cibernéticas,
y
las
avanzadas, queda
también
amenazas
necesario
y Francia.
seguridad
Los primeros cuatro países en la lista de
tradicionales
oradores fueron: Rusia, Inglaterra, Corea del
simplemente ya no resultan adecuadas para
Norte e Italia. De acuerdo a las posturas
proteger los datos frente a los ciberataques.
compartidas por China, Brasil, Corea del Norte
Este comité tiene como objetivo combatir la
y
delincuencia internacional que vincula a más
trabajando
de un país miembro. Para la Interpol es una
actualmente han logrado disminuir los ataques
prioridad mejorar la seguridad cibernética para
cibernéticos
así poder combatir el crimen internacional que
industrial.
se presenta en gran parte del mundo.
Platicamos con algunos delegados quienes nos
utilizar
un
cibernética.
claro
que
persistentes
nuevo
enfoque
Las
técnicas
es
de
Corea
del
Sur,
con
estas
varias
naciones
están
organizaciones
implementando
la
y
tecnología
hicieron ver la importancia de conocer la
clasificación
de
los
distintos
ataques
cibernéticos:

Sociales: dirigidos a personas específicas
con ingeniería social y malware avanzado.

Sofisticados: aprovechan vulnerabilidades,
aplican controles de puerta trasera, roban y
utilizan credenciales válidas.

Sigilosos: se ejecutan en una serie de
sigilosos movimientos indetectables para la
seguridad estándar o se ocultan entre miles de
registros de eventos recopilados diariamente.
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Friday, October 23rd, 2015
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SINCERELY, THANK YOU!
By Héctor Cárdenas Alamilla
In this 8th edition of MUNARJI, you have proven
de Mexico and Colegio Nueva Generación e
your
Instituto D’amisis A.C.
skills
information,
as
a
delegate
We also thank delegates who took part in all
solutions. During this Model of United Nations
thecommittees: General Assembly, Department
both unexperienced and experienced delegates
of Political Affairs, Human Rights Council, United
have had an interactive chance to learn about
Nations Environment Program, United Nations
internal relations, diplomacy and the issues that
Office on Drugs and Crime, Security Council,
United Nations is working on solving.
Counter
Colegio Arji is honored to have held this model,
Terrorism Implementation Task Force, Economic
and
and
is
also
and
researching
possible
it
debating
by
pleased
delegates
from
Anahuac,
Colegio
to
Alexander
finding
have
welcomed
Bain,
Americano,
Colegio
Terrorism
Social
Council
Committee,
and
Comisión
Counter
de
la
Consolidación de la Paz.
Universidad
We wish you have had one of your best
Tecmilenio, Paidos, Olinca, Universidad del Valle
academic experiences, and we look forward to
having you here in the 9th edition of MUNARJI.
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Friday, October 23rd, 2015