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Lunes 18 De Mayo De 2020 Año 4, Número 805 Soy502.Com lunes año 4, número 805 18 De mayo De 2020 soy502.com SOY502 LUNES 18 DE MAYO DE 2020 SOY502.COM LUNES AÑO 4, NÚMERO 805 18 DE MAYO DE 2020 SOY502.COM Q1.50 #ECONOMÍA INCLUIDO EN LA PUBLICIDAD BONO FAMILIA, CÓMO SABER SI PUEDES OPTAR? 06 y 07 #RESTRICCIONES QUIÉNES PUEDEN OPERAR A PARTIR DE HOY? Luego de un fi n de semana de toque de queda total, el país vuelve a abrir jornadas de doce horas 03 #BUNDESLIGA #AYUDA #GENTE EL MUNDO CARLOS QUÉ HACEN CELEBRA EL GUERRA: LOS ARTISTAS REGRESO DEL “NO TENGO GUATEMALTECOS? FÚTBOL 12 y 13 PARA 10 y 11 PAGAR EL ALQUILER” 08 FOCUS 02. SOY502 LUNES 18 DE MAYO DE 2020 SOY502.COM LO MÁS LEÍDO EN WWW.SOY502.COM #INACIF DESCARTAN SUICIDIO La esposa del exjefe de la Procuraduría de los Derechos Humanos (PDH), Sergio Morales, falleció el miércoles. El Instituto Nacional de Ciencias Forenses (Inacif) confirmó que la causa de su muerte fue “asfixia por suspensión”, pero descartaron el suicidio, ya que no encontraron evidencia al respecto. #SOLOLÁ #SAT SIGUE TENSIÓN REPORTAN SIETE Este fin de semana se volvió a agudizar la crisis CONTAGIADOS por la disputa de territorios entre pobladores de La Superintendencia de Administración Tributaria Nahualá y Santa Catarina Ixtahuacán, en Sololá. (SAT) confirmó que siete trabajadores resultaron Según información de pobladores, una persona contagiados con Covid-19. De ellos, se confirmó habría fallecido y una niña resultó herida debido que hay tres casos del área administrativa de las a la balacera. oficinas ubicadas en el edificio Dubai Center, en la zona 10 capitalina. #SANMARCOS AGREDEN A AGENTES Los agentes de la Policía Municipal de San Pedro Sacatepéquez, en San Marcos, decomisaban productos de comerciantes que salieron a vender este sábado, pese a la prohibición gubernamental por el Covid-19. En un video se muestra las agresiones que hacen contra agentes municipales por estas acciones. #MÉXICO SUPERAN A CHINA EN MUERTES México registraba 4,767 muertos por Covid-19 hasta el viernes, con lo que superó el número de fallecidos en China, donde la pandemia surgió a finales de diciembre, informaron las # NARCO autoridades. ASESINAN AL “CHINO ANTRAX” Los cuerpos de José Rodrigo Aréchiga Gamboa, alias “El Chino Ántrax”, su hermana y su cuñado, fueron encontrados sin vida dentro de una camioneta, por un camino de terracería, a las afueras de Culiacán, en Sinalóa, México, los tres fueron secuestrados unas horas antes. Danilo Sikahall Alexis Batres, Sara Bran, Javier Miranda CÓDIGO DIGITAL, S. A. Gerente General Eleonora Cóbar, Editor Gráfico www.soy502.com Jessica Gonzalez Avenida Petapa 23-01, zona 12, PBX: 2379-1635. Mario Cordero Ávila y María Reneé San José Dina Fernández Email: redacció[email protected]. Ventas Publicidad: Ext. 8909 / ventas@soy502. Jefe de Información Editores Presidenta del Consejo Editorial com. El valor de este ejemplar está incluido en las ventas publicitarias. SOY502.COM LUNES 18 DE MAYO DE 2020 SOY502 .03 ORGULLOGUATE SCOPIO502 TOQUE DE QUEDA TOTAL Sin embargo, el próximo fin de semana, el mandatario anunció que se establecerá de nuevo un toque de queda total, que iniciará el viernes 22 de mayo a las 17:00 horas y estará vigente hasta el lunes 25 de mayo a las 5 de la mañana. En ese fin de semana, todos los comercios estarán cerrados y no se permitirá la circulación de vehículos de dos y cuatro ruedas. Las tiendas de barrio tampoco podrán abrir. El ejecutivo impuso nuevas restricciones para los guatemaltecos. En ese fin de semana, los únicos #GOBIERNO que podrán movilizarse sin restricciones son: personal de salud, pacientes que requieran algún tratamiento médico, repartidores de alimentos y farmacias, transporte pesado, ¿Quiénes pueden medios de comunicación y trabajadores de empresas que operar a partir de brinden servicios básicos. lógicos. Actividades ganaderas. este 18 de mayo? Transporte de ayuda humanitaria. Los restaurantes, prestando el servicio de alimentos únicamente por ventanilla operar las industrias de servicios esen- o procedimiento para llevar. El presidente Alejandro Giammattei ciales y las empresas autorizadas por el Para aclarar aún más, el vocero de Ministerio de Economía, los bancos y la Presidencia, Carlos Sandoval, indicó implementó restricciones por el Covid-19 gasolineras. que los negocios que también pueden para esta semana Podrán realizar sus actividades, abrir de lunes a jueves son las panade- cumpliendo con el distanciamien- rías, tortillerías, farmacias, tiendas y to físico, uso de mascarilla y medidas carnicerías, entre otros, porque brin- Por Angélica Medinilla/ soy502.com Los mercados y supermercados sanitarias, los comercios y servicios dan servicios básicos. l jueves se habían anunciado estarán abiertos de lunes a viernes de siguientes: No hay restricción para movilizar- E medidas restrictivas, pero en la 6:00 de la mañana a las 16:00 horas. Hoteles, pensiones y sus servicios se en vehículos de dos y cuatro ruedas, conferencia de anoche, el mandatario de alimentación en las habitaciones. en el horario autorizado (5:00 a 17:00 dio mayor flexibilidad a la movilidad. ¿Qué negocios pueden abrir a partir Bancos, financieras, aseguradoras, horas). Los locales que no prestan ser- A partir de hoy, los guatemaltecos de hoy? cooperativas. vicios esenciales, como zapaterías, podrán circular solo en el horario de Según la disposición, desde este lunes Actividades agrícolas, pecuarias, ventas de ropa y otros, deben permane- 5:00 a 17:00 horas. y hasta el viernes 22 de mayo, pueden fitozoosanitarias, de recursos hidrobio- cer cerrados. #COVID19 con Estados Unidos, donde el número de Control de Enfermedades (CDC), a los que muertes se acerca a las 90 mil, mientras acusó de los retrasos iniciales de Estados Europa continúa aligerando las medidas Unidos en la detección de la COVID-19. El coronavirus se ceba con de aislamiento. Estados Unidos registró el “Al comienzo de la crisis, los CDC, que domingo 820 nuevas muertes en 24 horas, gozaban de la reputación más respetada en América y Europa aligera el el número más bajo desde el 10 de mayo, este dominio a nivel mundial, permitieron según la Universidad Jonhs Hopkins, lo que el país cayera en lo más bajo en materia confinamiento que eleva la cifra de fallecidos por corona- de testeo”, declaró el asesor económico de la virus en todo el mundo a más de 313 mil. Casa Blanca Peter Navarro a la cadena NBC. a pandemia del nuevo coronavirus se La Casa Blanca reprobó fuertemen- “Además, concibieron un test malo. Y eso Por AFP L ensaña con América, especialmente te la labor de los Centros de Prevención y nos hizo quedar atrás”, agregó. 04. 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Con ello, la cifra de que las cifras se disparen. muertes de contagiados se elevó a 35, que esta semana se logren recuperar que se han construido hospitales para Ayer se realizaron 1,214 pruebas, y además otros dos contagiados han varios pacientes. combatir el Covid-19, se quejó de que en que dieron como resultados 149 casos fallecidos, pero por causas ajenas al 40 años no se había invertido en el siste- nuevos de Covid-19, de los cuales 89 coronavirus.
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