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Chávez Pidió Que No Dure 30 Días Suspensión De Ingreso Carcelario PREMIO NACIONAL DE PERIODISMO 1982 / 1989 / 1990 EL PERIÓDICO DEL PUEBLO ORIENTAL PUERTO LA CRUZ, Do m i ng o 7 de agosto de 2011 WW W.ELTIEMPO.COM.VE AÑO LII - Nº 19.8 5 4 PRECIO Bs.F. 3,50 LA PREGUNTA DE LA SEMANA BUSQUE HOY CON EL TIEMPO ¿ESTÁ DE ACUERDO CON EL AUMENTO DEL PRECIO DEL POLLO? DOS REVISTAS POR UN MISMO PRECIO VOTE EN NUESTRA WEB: WWW.ELTIEMPO.COM.VE ARDENTÍA Y ¡CLARO!, ENTREVISTAS E INFORMACIÓN DE ACTUALIDAD N AC I O N A L E S > E X H O RTO > Quórum en la Asamblea para autorizar viaje del jefe de Estado a Cuba lo completó la oposición Chávez pidió que no dure 30 días suspensión de ingreso carcelario Co n s u l t o r: a la oposición le falta propuesta Luego de juramentar ayer a la ministra de Asuntos Penitenciarios, Anzoátegui, la defensora del Pueblo, Gabriela Ramírez, justificó la clara de futuro Iris Varela, el mandatario nacional le solicitó que limitara la medida disposición por considerar que contribuirá a mejorar las condi- >> 10, 11 de prohibir la entrada de detenidos a los internados judiciales. A ciones de los presos. El gobernador Saab dijo que la disponibilidad juicio del Presidente, la decisión debe regir un mes. De visita en actual de los centros policiales estadales es reducida >> 3, 9 I N T E R N AC I O N A L E S > Po l i c í a SOT I L LO > d e st r u y ó TÍTULO REÑIDO En barrio 22 laboratorios de las Farc Bello Monte >> 14 piden arreglo Agencia S&P de calles d e g ra d ó >> 4 la calificación ZONA CENTRO > de deuda de EEUU >> 15 Prevén que ruta estudiantil TIEMPO LIBRE > en Anaco La Habana se transforma comience al caer el sol en septiembre >> 16, 17 >> 6 La tala acabó ZONA OESTE > con 312 kilómetros de la Amazonia PC: lluvias >> 24 han afectado Nepalí vendida a 126 familias a un burdel lucha de Cajigal contra esclavitud >> 7 s ex u a l SALU D > >> 25 Parasitólo go: DE P O RT E S > Venezuela se mide autoridades hoy a El Salvador no han evitado p ro l i f e r a c i ó n en amistoso El guardameta Wilmer Rondón contuvo dos penales, incluido el último de la tanda, y la oncena Refinación de fútbol Oriente se adjudicó ayer el cetro del estadal de fútbol, categoría sub 18, tras vencer a la Escuela Tiro Libre en el estadio de caracol dañino Francisco Massiani del Parque Andrés Eloy Blanco de Puerto La Cruz (Foto: José Manuel Abreu) >> 35 >> 32 >> 8 2 2 EL TIEMPO Do m i ng o 7 de agosto de 2011 LOC_ ALES_ SU SUCOMENTARIO COMENTARIO NOS NOS INTERESA: INTERESA: de l o xxs l xe x c x t x o x re x [email protected] s @ e l t i e m p o.co m .ve [EL SONDEO DE LA SEMANA > Del 1 de agosto al 7 de agosto de 2011] SU COMENTARIO NOSEste INTERESA:no es un sistema de l o s l edec t ovotaciónre s @ e l t i e científicom p o.co m .ve ¿Está de acuerdo con el aumento del precio del Fuente: sondeo de eltiempo.com.ve pollo, autorizado por el Gobierno Nacional? % Sí %No % No sabe 1 voto TOTAL DE VOTOS: 361 16 56 votos 8 4 304 votos 0 ENVÍE SU COMENTARIO A: bu zo n @ e l t i e m p o.co m .ve 2 Desde Lu n e s Mar tes M i é rco l e s La redacción Ahogados entre bolsas de basura Vivo en el sector Las Charas de la ciudad de Puerto La Cruz J u eve s Vi e r n e s Sábado y nuestro mayor problema es el servicio de recolección de los desechos urbanos. No hay manera de que los responsa- bles cumplan cabalmente con su tarea. Los camiones pasan dos veces en el mes, eso si tenemos suerte. Hemos hecho el reclamo a la compañía en varias oportunidades sin que esto produzca ningún resultado. La basura acumulada trae insectos, ma- los olores y enfermedades. Es necesario que un servicio como el aseo funcione como es debido. Rafael Aristimuño C.I. 8.331.685 Habitante de Puerto La Cruz Palabra s del lector P ro m e s a s El muro de contención de la LA NOTA POSITIVA SA N TO S iglesia de Pozuelos se cayó en M OYA septiembre de 2010. En esa ANZOATIGUENSES VICTORIOSOS EN EE.UU C.I. 5.872.054 época, las autoridades Claudio Silva y los hermanos Alexander y Gabriela Reyes subieron a lo más alto del podio de un Construc tor prometieron reconstruirlo y torneo de artes marciales realizado en Florida, EE.UU. Alexander se impuso en la categoría 14-15 Desde Puerto aún continúan los escombros años, y su hermana, en la de 16-17 de karate. Silva dominó el kickboxing en la división de ocho años. La Cruz en el suelo. Hoy, el muro de la Casa de la Cultura está a punto de correr la misma suerte. Lo que me gusta: ¿Cuándo tomarán acciones? P ro n ó st i co del tiempo En general todo el contenido del periódico. Creo que es de Ayarit Contreras B a rce l o n a El Tigre Cu m a n á Po r l a m a r calidad. C.I. 11.631.629 Habitante de Puerto La Cruz Lo que no me gusta: Nada en especial. El Tiempo es una buena referencia en el O r i e nt e. Especulación Tormentas dispersas Tormentas dispersas Parcialmente nublado Chubascos dispersos Min. Max. Min. Max. Min. Max. Min. Max. En el sector El Rincón, de San Envíe su opinión de lo que le gusta o no al correo: Diego hay un establecimiento, d e l o s l e c t o re s @ e l t i e m p o.co m .ve que vende el pollo mucho más 23 34 23 33 23 33 26 34 caro de lo que está estipulado en la regulación de los productos. Si algunos alimentos tienen un tope de venta, ¿cómo es posible que algunos comerciantes coloquen Las denuncias, cartas o foto-denuncias pueden enviarse a nuestro correo: deloslec [email protected], o hacer una llamada telefónica marcando 0281-2600577. También pueden los precios a su antojo? El entregarse en nuestras sedes: Puerto La Cruz: Edificio El Tiempo, avenida Municipal, extensiones 576 o 577. El Tigre: Av. Winston Churchill, edificio Irpina, piso 1. Anaco: Av. Mérida, CC Bolívar Indepabis debe ponerle la lupa a Plaza, Teléfonos: (0282) 8083908; 8083912. estas situaciones. Sandy Zacarías Condiciones: Los textos y fotos enviados no deben exceder en ningún caso de 20 líneas de 60 espacios escritas a máquina o 1.200 caracteres en computadora. Es necesario que sea firmado C.I. 17.526.981 y que tenga el domicilio, teléfono o email y número de cédula de identidad de sus autores. El Tiempo se reserva el derecho de publicar las cartas recibidas. También de editarlas cuando lo Habitante de Barcelona considere oportuno. 4 LOC ALES_ EL TIEMPO Do m i ng o 7 de agosto de 2011 3 SUSU COMENTARIO COMENTARIO NOS NOS INTERESA: INTERESA: locxx [email protected] x x x x x [email protected] Breves loc ales GOBIERNO > Saab dijo que cuando los calabozos alcancen su máxima capacidad no podrán recibir más reclusos Tra b a j a d o r p e t ro l e ro Defensora: medida aplicada resultó afectado El trabajador de Pdvsa Miguel en las cárceles es temporal Barroso resultó afectado por in- halación de H2S el viernes a las 8:00 pm. El incidente ocurrió en La titular de la Defensoría del Pueblo, Gabriela Ramírez, manifestó que el hacinamiento en las prisiones se puede el área cuatro de la fosa de la controlar con disposiciones como la implementada por la ministra de Servicios Penitenciarios, Iris Varela, quien ordenó a planta que está fuera de servicio en Petrocedeño, en el Complejo los directores de estos recintos no recibir más detenidos / ORVIL BRICEÑO / NATHALIA GUZMÁN Industrial José Antonio Anzoáte- gui. El hombre, quien fue hos- pitalizado en la clínica Santa Ana [BARCELONA / PUERTO LA CRUZ] de Puerto La Cruz, presentó cua- dro respiratorio con edema pul- La defensora del Pueblo Na- monar y arritmia cardíaca seve- cional, Gabriela Ramírez, ra. Según trabajadores de Pe- anunció este sábado en Puerto trocedeño, la fosa está aproxi- La Cruz que la medida del madamente a 200 metros del Ministerio del Sistema Peni- mechurrio donde se empezaba a tenciario, a cargo de Iris Va- quemar sustancias químicas áci- rela, de no recibir más reclusos das que se propagaron, por ello en las cárceles venezolanas, se- se intoxicó y se desmayó. Indi- rá temporal. caron que le prestaron los pri- Señaló que la acción tiene meros auxilios, pero hubo retra- como objetivo descongestionar sos para el traslado al centro de los centros de reclusión y evi- salud privado, porque no hay tar que continúe el hacina- chofer para la ambulancia. miento para mejorar las con- diciones de los internos. Más de 500 personas Ramírez indicó que su des- fueron ceduladas en Guanta pacho respalda las actuaciones del nuevo ministerio. Afirmó El Registro Civil del municipio que la decisión tomada por Va- Guanta ceduló a más de 500 rela tendrá un impacto positivo personas durante operativos en las cárceles.
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