27 - NOVEMBER - 2007
It emit envelopes and brochures

In December 1999, the 54th session of the General Assembly of the United Nations adopted Resolution 54/134 in which it declared November 25 the International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women.

The origin of November 25 goes back to 1960, the year in which the three Mirabal sisters were violently murdered in the Dominican Republic. In the popular movement and feminist Dominican Republic historically these women have symbolized the struggle and resistance. The sisters, also known as the "butterfly unforgettable" became the best example of the crisis of violence against women in Latin America.

Mexico is one of the countries worldwide, has joined the commemoration of November 25th as a day of reflection and promote the elimination of this scourge. Missing still many obstacles to overcome. Their prevention, care, punishment and eradication, and is a constant struggle in the work of the United World. Our country recognizes violence against women in all its forms, as a public health problem, which we must eliminate, so that social coexistence, either the couple or family is a harmonious and equitable practice , which will enrich us as human beings, both men and women.

On the occasion of the International Day of No Violence Against Women, the Mexican Postal Service, issued a postal stamp.



DESIGNER: LUIS ORDOÑEZ

TECHNICAL: PHOTOGRAFIA COMPOSITION AND DIGITAL

USED INK: CYAN, magenta, yellow, BLACK INK AND SECURITY

TYPE OF PRINT: OFFSET

SIZE: 20 X 40 mm

DRILL: 13 OF COMB

LEAVES WITH: 50STAMPS

ROLE: COUCHÉ MATE WHITE, ONE SIDE OF GLUING 110 G/M2

PRINT FOR: SHOP ON STAMP PRINTING AND VALUES

ISSUE:   200,000

Year: 2007

FACIAL VALUE: $7.00