Central Library
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| Address | Cto. Interior S/N, C. U. , Coyoacán, 04510 Ciudad de México, CDMX, Mexico |
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| Opened | April 5, 1956 |
| Hours | Open ⋅ Closes 9:30PM |
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| ID | 2236473 |
About Central Library
The Central Library of the National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM) is the main library in the Ciudad Universitaria Campus. It holds one of the largest collections in Mexico. It has a multidisciplinary approach for all the university courses from the adjacent faculties.
Where is the Central Library
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... Ealing Council said Ealing Central Library closed on Monday after the insects were discovered in the furnishings...
2001: A Space Odyssey library book returned 53 years late
... The novel is finally back on a shelf at Scunthorpe Central Library for others to enjoy once again...
The Edenfield Centre: Bereaved family 'reeling with anger' at abuse
... On Thursday evening the CHARM campaign group held a vigil outside Manchester Central Library earlier in support of all those affected...
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... His dream day involved a ride in the famous Ecto-1 vehicle before capturing a ghost at Leeds Central Library...
Building a bigger home for the British Library collection
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Overdue library book returned 73 years late
... Stately Timber by Rupert Hughes, an adventure story set in Boston, should have been returned to Dunfermline s Central Library in Abbot Street on 6 November 1948...
Mugshots of Scotland's Victorian criminals to go on show
... The pictures of the men and women, taken inside HM General Prison in Perth before their release, will be on display as part of the Criminal Portraits exhibition at Aberdeen Central Library and the Lemon Tree later this month...
The story of British-Somalis in Manchester
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The Edenfield Centre: Bereaved family 'reeling with anger' at abuse
Relatives of A Woman who died at a Mental Health unit where a culture of abuse and mistreatment was uncovered say they been left " reeling with anger".
A BBC investigation found evidence of routine humiliation and bullying at the Edenfield Centre in Manchester.
Hospital bosses said they took Immediate Action to protect patients.
But the sisters of one patient, who died in 2017, said they had " little confidence" improvements would be made.
Greater Manchester Police has opened a criminal investigation into the behaviour of staff.
Julianne Simpson died at the centre, near Prestwich, after choking on a pot which contained her medication.
An inquest found although her death was accidental there had not been an adequate risk assessment.
Following the Panorama investigation, sisters Mary and Charmaine Taylor have said they are now reassessing how Julianne was treated.
Charmaine, 28, who lives in Wythenshawe, said: " Watching the programme sent some horrible feelings through my mind and body. I was reeling with anger and betrayal.
" It's hard to get my head around it, knowing Julianne lived in that place. "
The programme exposed how patients were kept for long periods in seclusion, something Julianne also had to endure.
A BBC Panorama undercover investigation has found evidence that a secure NHS Psychiatric Hospital is failing to protect some of its vulnerable patients.
Mary, 29, said she had Little Faith in the outcome of any inquiry.
She added: " The Standard is horrific. If any improvement was to be made, it will take a very long time.
" I think they need to start from the ground up to get any improvement.
" Julianne was such a bubbly and lively person. We've been through some really Tough Times where we've really missed that. "
A spokesman for Greater Manchester Mental Health NHS Foundation Trust offered condolences to Ms Simpson's family.
He Said it would be " inappropriate to comment further while live police investigations and The Independent clinical review are ongoing".
On Thursday evening The Charm campaign group held a vigil outside Manchester Central Library earlier in support of all those affected.
Dozens of people including some current and former NHS staff attended.
Speakers at The Event reiterated calls for an independent inquiry and for accountability from the centre's management.
Source of news: bbc.com
