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	Cajemé
		Cajemé (Yaqui for 'he who does not drink'), born José Maria Leyva was a Yaqui leader who lived in the Mexican state of Sonora in the late 1800s.
		In 1887 Cajemé was finally captured and shot to death by the Mexican Army.
		Following this much of the Yaqui nation was enslaved and sent to work in the Yucatan peninsula, where many of them died by the hundreds.
	www.ebroadcast.com.au /lookup/encyclopedia/ca/Cajeme.html (152 words)

	Hands Across the Border Foundation
		The settlement of Cajeme was initially under the municipality of Cócorit, until its elevation to municipal seat on November 29, 1927.
		Cajeme's economically active population is 99,390 inhabitants, of which 96,471 are employed, and 2,919 are not.
		Cajeme's nearby lakes, particularly Alvaro Obregón (Oviachic) Reservoir, are an abundant source of fish, as catfish, tilapia, and lobina.
	www.handsacrosstheborder.org /sonoramunicajemecdobregon.html (2698 words)

	A BRIEF HISTORY OF THE YAQUI AND THEIR LAND By Linda Zoontjens
		Cajeme was the captain general but placed a popular council into the forefront as the major decision making body and agreed to abide by its consensus.
		Cajeme made one last attempt to regain control but was defeated and was reduced to dividing his men into small bands and engaging troops in small skirmishes.
		Cajeme again offered peace under the condition that government troops were withdrawn, but the reply of the military leader indicated that the Yaqui lands were part of the Mexican territory and it had a right to send forces wherever it felt necessary.
	www.sustainedaction.org /Explorations/history_of_the_yaqui.htm (7142 words)

	History of Mexico - The State of Sonora
		Cajeme's military service with the Mexican army was so exemplary that he was given the post of Alcalde Mayor of the Yaqui River area.
		In the meantime, Cajeme's forces began attacking haciendas, ranches and stations of the Sonora Railroad in the Guaymas and Alamos districts.
		Although Cajeme asked the Federal authorities for a truce, the military leaders indicated that all Yaqui territory was part of the nation of Mexico.
	www.houstonculture.org /mexico/sonora2.html (3599 words)

	Mexica Uprising - In Support of World Wide Indigenous Revolution
		Cajeme is the greatest leader in the history of the Yaqui struggle for land
		Cajeme declared the Yaqui River territory a separate republic in 1875 and the
		Cajeme was captured in 1887 and murdered by a firing squad.
	www.mexicauprising.net /cajeme.html (470 words)

	depredadores del mar de Cortés (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		Cajeme: Nombre que se le da regionalmente a Ciudad Obregón, Sonora, México.
		La arquitectura en Cajeme y en el estado de Sonora tiene varios orígenes: Uno, el asentamiento aborigen circundante al centro ceremonial, como la pirámide de Trincheras y en las rancherías ribereñas como los 80 asentamientos de los yaquis a lo largo de su río.
		En Cajeme, los yaquis, al perder el antiguo pueblo de Cócorit por la guerra de exterminio, optaron por asentarse y levantar otra población más acorde a su modo de vida y tradiciones en la Loma de Guamúchil y otros más.
	arkisanchez.blogdiario.com /i2005-08 (8355 words)

	Cajeme, Sonora - México (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		Ciudad Obregón, also called Cajeme, is located at the central southern part of the state of Sonora, 250 miles south of Hermosillo, in the fertile Rio Yaqui Valley.
		What was first a water supply stop in the middle of the desert for the new-build railroad back at the earlier days of the last century, soon attracted new settlers that came to work the rich lands alongside the river.
		The coast line of Cajeme offers this unique opportunity to whale watchers and photographers.
	www.sonora-mexico.com /cajeme2.htm (321 words)

	Ciudad Obregón, Sonora
		Cajeme, the current Indian chief and his forces attacks again and set Cocorit afire.
		Cajeme, the Jefe Yaqui, is shot to death by Porfirio Diaz' army in Tres Cruces de Chumampaco on April 23.
		On July 28, an extraordinary decree stipulates that the town of Cajeme, should be named Ciudad Obregón in consideration of the proven progress attained in the region in recent years by Mexican President Alvaro Obregon, killed July 17.
	www.obregon.gob.mx /ir/history.html (851 words)

	OCV Obregon (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		The Cananea-Rio Yaqui and Pacifico Railroad established Cajeme Station 10 kilometers south of the town of Cocorit.
		On November 27th the State Congress decreed the creation of Cajeme County with the town of the same name as its head.
		On July 28 in an extraordinary meeting it is decided that Cajeme County must be renamed Ciudad Obregon in honor of President Alvaro Obregon, assassinated on July 17.
	www.ocvobregon.com.mx /obregon/history.htm (199 words)

	Mexico Trip Report
		Wheats is general are preferred by Cajeme members as it has lower labor involvement, lower credit requirements and is less risky to grow from an environmental stress standpoint.
		Cajeme will be paid premiums for grain at higher protein levels.
		Pedro Brajcich, our host at Cajeme, along with the Grupo Cajeme Director Alejandro Elias Calles Lacy were in the process of trying to figure out how to pass these premiums along to grower members.
	cropandsoil.oregonstate.edu /cereals/mexico.html (6940 words)

	Yaqui: Salem on History
		The Yaquis, led by Cajeme, drove back government expeditions sent out to take possession of their land.
		Yacqui lands became private landholdings, Cajeme was “tried” and shot in 1887, and thousands of Yaquis were sold like cattle for seventy-five pesos each to rich plantation owners in Yucatán and Quintana Roo.
		There, unaccustomed to the hot tropical sun, they were worked as slaves in brutal conditions, and, with no hope for the future, died in large numbers.
	history.enotes.com /salem-history/yaqui (332 words)

	.:: H. Ayuntamiento de Cajeme ::.
		Cajeme, the current Indian chief and his forces attacks again and set Cocorit afire.
		Cajeme, the Jefe Yaqui, is shot to death by Porfirio Diaz' army in Tres Cruces de Chumampaco on April 23.
		On July 28, an extraordinary decree stipulates that the town of Cajeme, should be named Ciudad Obregón in consideration of the proven progress attained in the region in recent years by Mexican President Alvaro Obregon, killed July 17.
	cdob1.com /investor/history.php (843 words)

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		Maquinaria para Construcción de Cajeme (MCC) is an industrial and commercial company dedicated to the manufacture, sale and rent of equipments for the construction industry.
		To make the housing construction more efficient using as less as possible the manpower, there is a machine that transports the mix of construction to the top levels of buildings; this one is used for constructions in mass due to its size and cost of acquisition and/or lease.
		Likewise, the organic structure that will be in the company is described with, being integrated only by the enterprising associates.
	www.itesca.edu.mx /emprendedores/Proyectos2005/32eng.doc (320 words)

	Cajeme Information
		Cajeme is one of the municipios of the Northernwestern state of Sonora, Mexico.
		The municipio is named after Cajemé, a Yaqui leader.
		History of Cajeme at the official site of the municipio.
	www.bookrags.com /wiki/Cajeme (376 words)

	Hiakim: The Yaqui Homeland Journal of the Southwest v34n1
		(As indeed they did; for Cajeme alone knew.) The Mexicans, in their hunt for a Yaqui who could be made to tell them this secret, were like Herod, who killed all the children at that time, in order that one, Jesuscristo, might not live.
		Corral's "Biografia" is "official" in this sense: when Cajeme was finally captured in April 1887 he was interviewed at great length by Corral, whom Evelyn Hu DeHart calls a "Sonoran statesman," "leading Porfirista spokesman for progress," and self appointed official biographer of Cajeme.
		Finally, however, the Corral portrait of Cajeme is of a man who accepted his defeat and who in defeat even claims to be a "patriotic Mexican," one who had joined other Mexicans in resisting North American domination.
	parentseyes.arizona.edu /journalofthesw/HolyDividingLine3.htm (4639 words)

	Yaqui history: A Short History
		His name was José María Leyva or Cajeme in Yaqui, 'he-who-does-not-drink'.
		War seemed to be inevitable and 4,000 Yaquis prepared for it by building a fortified village in the heartland of their country.
		The siege of this fort, El Añil, ended in a defeat for Cajeme in 1886.
	www.lasculturas.com /aa/vs_EdithYaqui.htm (1457 words)

	cimacnoticias.com \| Declina precandidata a presidencia municipal de Cajeme (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		Burgos Ochoa, quien fue designada el 8 de abril pasado, dio a conocer su postura política luego de una intensa campaña como precandidata en su municipio con cabecera en Ciudad Obregón, a 275 kilómetros al sur de Hermosillo.
		Explicó que tomó la decisión de retirarse de la precandidatura a la presidencia municipal de Cajeme, al reconocer que su proyecto no logró concitar la unidad, ni la institucionalidad partidaria suficiente, para encaminarse “hacia la victoria por partida doble, la presidencia de la República y la presidencia municipal de Cajeme”.
		Leticia Burgos argumentó que como precandidata coincidió con partidarios, simpatizantes de su candidatura, que dejaron las filas de otras fuerzas políticas y con la ciudadanía cajemense para llevar a cabo una consulta ciudadana, como vía de encuentro con la sociedad para hacer valer su voz y no solo ir en busca de su voto.
	www.cimacnoticias.com /noticias/06abr/06041706.html (419 words)

	Sonora Travel - The best way to Mexico!
		This is maybe the most beautiful colonial city in Sonora and this is due to the emphasis made by its residents and government to preserve at all cost its colonial architecture in every single structure of the town.
		Ciudad Obregon is located at the south of Sonora by the fertile and well irrigated Yaqui Valley, and is then, the agricultural center of the state.
		Cajeme has basically two types of climates: dry and very dry.
	www.sonoratravel.com /tours/southernsonora.php (2218 words)

	Yaqui information - Search.com
		Another prominent (and failed) effort to win independence was led by the Yaqui leader Cajemé.
		Following this war, the Yaqui were subjected to further brutality under the regime of Porfirio Díaz, who implemented a policy of ethnic transfer, in order to remove the Yaqui from Sonora so that he could encourage immigration from Europe and the United States.
		Today, the Mexican municipality of Cajeme is named after the fallen Yaqui leader.
	domainhelp.search.com /reference/Yaqui (1333 words)

	[No title]
		PROVAY has successfully implemented a US$233,000 housing construction program that benefited 172 low-income women in the Municipality of Cajeme; developed a local development strategy for partnership building involving the local government, civil society, and the private sector; and provided vocational training and health services for women and youth.
		PROVAY is governed by a five-member board of directors elected every five years comprised of representatives from the education and business sectors.
		The Municipalities of Cajeme and the Sistema de Desarrollo Integral de la Familia will partially cover the salary for two community promoters and construction personnel.
	www.redinter.org /docs/me-441.doc (685 words)

	Universidad de Sonora
		El rector de la Universidad de Sonora (Unison), Pedro Ortega Romero firmó este 29 de abril un convenio con el Ayuntamiento de Cajeme, a fin de trabajar de manera conjunta en capacitación, prestación del servicio social, asesorías técnicas y profesionales, así como difusión de la cultura para beneficio de los cajemenses.
		Durante la ceremonia realizada en el Ayuntamiento de Cajeme, Ortega Romero dijo que este tipo de convenios vinculan a la institución educativa con la sociedad cajemense y sonorense en general, brindándole apoyo a sus pobladores y servidores públicos.
		Asimismo, anunció la instalación este año de una repetidora FM de Radio Universidad en Cajeme, con una inversión de 1.5 millones de pesos.
	www.uson.mx /noticias/default.php?id=721 (252 words)

	Yaqui Myths and Legends: Cultural Setting
		In 1876, the great Yaqui leader, Cajeme, took advantage of Mexican disunity in Sonora to drive again the Mexican settlers from the Yaqui valley.
		When Cajeme was executed by the Mexicans in 1887, another Indian leader, Juan Maldonado Tetabiate, continued the revolt of his people.
		As the strength of the Mexican army increased, Yaquis were forced either into guerrilla bands in the rugged mountains of the region or into hiding as laborers on Mexican ranches, in mines, or on the new railroad which was being built.
	www.sacred-texts.com /nam/sw/yml/yml03.htm (1863 words)

	Location (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		Sonora has 72 municipalities that have a total of 8,809 localities and approximately 2,384,251 habitants.
		The main cities of the State are: Hermosillo (capital city), Cajeme, Nogales, Guaymas, Navojoa, and San Luis Rio Colorado.
		By air: It has five airports located in Hermosillo, Guaymas, Nogales, Cajeme and Puerto Peñasco (Rocky Point), with capacity to receive domestic flights and international.
	www.sonora.org.mx /en/location.html (290 words)

	Cajeme Region Map: Abandonado — Yucuribampo \| Mexico Google Satellite Maps
		With comprehensive destination gazetteer, maplandia.com enables to explore Cajeme through detailed satellite imagery — fast and easy as never before.
		You are in Cajeme (Sonora, Mexico), administrative region of level 2.
		If you would like to recommend this Cajeme map page to a friend, or if you just want to send yourself a reminder, here is the easy way to do it.
	www.maplandia.com /mexico/sonora/cajeme (724 words)

	Montserrat Fontes : Dreams of the Centaur : Book Review
		Ironically, the biggest obstacle preventing José from his shopping trip is a Yaquis called Cajeme.
		Although, José applauds Cajeme's efforts to thwart the Mexican troops, he also knows that being Mexican, he is a target.
		When he finally sets off for Guaymas, he goes with his long time friend, the son of one of the wealthy mining families, Estaban Escobar.
	www.mostlyfiction.com /latin/fontes.htm (647 words)

	Recuerdan a José María Leyva "Cajeme" (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		• Honran en Cajeme a Niños Héroes por su muerte heroica
		Como José María Leyva, "Cajeme", los habitantes de este Municipio son incansables en la búsqueda constante de mejores condiciones de vida, afirmó hoy el Alcalde Guillermo Ochoa Murrieta.
		Nacido en Hermosillo, en 1837, Cajeme encabezó la lucha por la defensa de la Tribu Yaqui y falleció fusilado en Tres Cruces de Chumampaco en 1887.
	www.ehui.com /?c=49&a=50893 (502 words)

	Mexico Locations List - Caimito to Cajon de Onapa
		Cajeme, Sonora, Populated Place, Long: -111.5167 Lat: 28.6
		Cajeme, Sonora, Populated Place, Long: -109.9333 Lat: 27.48333
		Cajeme, Sonora, Populated Place, Long: -110.1 Lat: 27.45
	www.traveljournals.net /explore/mexico/locations/c/8.html (507 words)

	Trento Industrial Parks Of Sonora
		Thanks in great measure to his efforts, this area became known as the bread basket of Mexico.
		The county got its name, Cajeme, in 1927, in homage to the Yaqui Indian leader named Jose Maria Leyva, alias Cajeme.
		The nickname translated means "the one who had an iron heart and soul", Those are characteristics that apply well generally to the Yaqui Indian population that still have a thriving presence in the Valley.
	www.trentoparks.com /obregon/index.cfm (305 words)

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