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Del “Dakaz O” T O D Av Í a Se Padece La Resaca Del Desabastecimiento EDICIÓNDOMINGO > CENTRO SUR EL PERIÓDICO DEL PUEBLO ORIENTAL EL TIGRE, D o m i ng o 9 de n ov i e m b re de 2 0 14 W W W.ELTIEMPO.COM.VE AÑO V - Nº 3.125 PRECIO Bs 20,00 D E P O RT E S CO M E RC I O >Fedecámaras: muchas de las empresas fiscalizadas en 2013 salieron del mercado Del “dakaz o”t o d av í a se padece la resaca Rogerio Ceni se consagró del desabastecimiento como una de las grandes Fue hace exactamente un año. El mandatario Nicolás Maduro hizo el anuncio desde Anzoátegui: leyendas del fútbol mundial “He ordenado inmediatamente la ocupación de esa red (Daka)... ¡Que no quede nada en los a n a q u e l e s! ”. Comenzó a regir el precio justo y para el presidente de los fabricantes y dist r i b u i d o re s +29 de electrodomésticos, Edgar Berríos, la escasez de hoy es una consecuencia de esa medida +8 ,9 ZONA SUR BA LO M P I É Pa c i e nt e s Danz recibe p s i q u i á t r i co s hoy a Mineros D E S I LU S I Ó N no encuentran en 13° fecha medicinas del Apertura +6 +24 ALEMANIA Hace 25 años cayó el muro que dividió a los berlineses +12 POLÍTIC A Juramentaron a delegados al Congreso Ciudadano +3 TIEMPO LIBRE Un libro cuenta la historia de la amante-niña de Perón Dos años paralizada lleva la construcción del nuevo dicaron que la Gobernación de Anzoátegui encargó la obra a ambulatorio La Esperanza, ubicado en la Séptima calle sur de El una contratista que la inició en 2010 y cesó los trabajos en +20 Tigre. Voceros del Consejo Comunal Don Domingo García in- 2012. Por suerte no demolieron la vieja sede (Foto: S. Salazar) +5 LA PREGUNTA DE LA SEMANA Ardentía OSCAR RIVAS HA “M OV I D O”A LOS FANÁTICOS DE CARIBES ¿EN QUÉ GASTARÁ SUS AGUINALDOS? VOTE EN NUESTRA WEB: WWW. DE ANZOÁTEGUI DURANTE 12 AÑOS, FRENTE A UN E LT I E M P O.CO M .V E MICRÓFONO, EN EL ESTADIO ALFONSO “C H I CO”C ARRASQUEL 2 2 EL TIEMPO D o m i ng o 9 de n ov i e m b re de 2 0 14 LOC ALES_ [EL SONDEO DE LA SEMANA > Del 3 al 9 de noviembre de 2014 ] SU SUCOMENTARIO COMENTARIO NOS NOS INTERESA: INTERESA: d e l ox xs lx e x c x t xo x re x [email protected] @ e l t i e m p o.co m .ve ¿En qué gastará sus Este no es un sistema de votación científico % Produc tos % Pa g o % A r re g l o s Fuente: sondeo de eltiempo.com.ve a g u i n a l d o s? n av i d e ñ o s de deudas Vi a j e s % del hogar VOTOS RECIBIDOS: 330 2 82 4 1 2 8 Votos 271 Votos 13 Votos 38 Votos ENVÍE SU COMENTARIO A: b u zo n @ e l t i e m p o.co m .ve 2Desde La redacción Lu n e s Mar tes M i é rco l e s Piden patrullaje para el barrio Tierra Adentro De día o de noche, la delincuencia hace de las suyas en el barrio Tierra Adentro de J u eve s Vi e r n e s Sábado Puerto La Cruz. Los vecinos tenemos que soportar ser víctimas del hampa a menudo, porque no contamos con una casilla policial y menos de jornadas de patrullaje constante. Los funcionarios policiales ni se asoman por las calles de la comunidad, y mientras, los motorizados hacen “f i e s t a”porque roban a diestra y siniestra sin que nadie intervenga. Hago un llamado a los entes policiales para que cumplan con su trabajo de vigilancia. Rosandrys García C.I. 16.478.703 Habitante de Puerto La Cruz Llenos de basura Los camiones del aseo urbano LA NOTA POSITIVA pasan hasta 10 días sin re co g e r MARÍA la basura en la urbanización El CRIOLLOS DESTACADOS EN LAS MAYORES A M AYA Resfrán de Las Delicias, en Los venezolanos Víctor Martínez y José Altuve ganaron el Bate de Plata en la te m p o ra d a C.I. 18.512.416 Puerto La Cruz. Algunos 2014 de Grandes Ligas. El primero se quedó con el galardón entre los toleteros vecinos guardamos los Ama de casa designados. El segundo se impuso entre los camareros. Desde Puerto desechos dentro de nuestras La Cruz casas, pero otros lanzan las bolsas en la vía sin escrúpulo. Pedimos una solución. Pronóstico para hoy Lo que me gusta: Nelson González B a rce l o n a El Tigre Cu m a n á Po r l a m a r Las secciones de Deportes y C.I. 6.675.653 Tiempo Libre son mis favoritas. Habitante de Puerto La Cruz Compro el diario porque la in- formación siempre está al día. Lo que no me gusta: Basta de abusos No acostumbro a leer las notas de Sucesos. El día 4 de septiembre me fue To r m e nt a s Tormentas dispersas To r m e nt a s Tormentas por la tarde asignada una línea Cantv bajo el Máxima Mínima Máxima Mínima Máxima Mínima Máxima Mínima Envíe su opinión de lo que le número de solicitud gusta o no al correo: 140158622900. Sin embargo, d e l o s l e c t o re s @ e l t i e m p o.co m .ve hasta la fecha no me han hecho 28 20 30 23 29 25 33 26 la instalación. Acudí a las oficinas de la empresa telefónica y un empleado directamente me pidió Bs. 5 mil para que me hicieran el Las denuncias, cartas o foto-denuncias pueden enviarse a nuestro correo: deloslec [email protected], o hacer una llamada telefónica marcando 0281-20281-2600577.600577. También pueden trabajo ¡Basta de abusos! entregarse en nuestras sedes: Puerto La Cruz: Edificio El Tiempo, avenida Municipal, extensiones 576 o 577. Caracas: Boulevard de Sabana Grande, Torre City Market, Piso 2, al lado del C.C. Contacto: 0424-240-2727 City Market, Caracas - Distrito Capital, Teléfonos: (0212)7626701; 7612695; 7613438; 7624340 El Tigre: Av. Winston Churchill, edificio Irpina, piso 1. Anaco: Av. Mérida, CC Bolívar Plaza, Teléfonos: (0282) 8083908; 8083912. María Yegres C .I.8.342.079 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 Habitante de Puerto La Cruz 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 considere oportuno. 4 LOC ALES_ EL TIEMPO D o m i ng o 9 de n ov i e m b re de 2 0 14 3 SUSU COMENTARIO COMENTARIO NOS NOS INTERESA: INTERESA: xloc x x [email protected] x x x x [email protected] x [email protected] Breves loc ales POLÍTICA > Machado anunció que discutirán programa para enrumbar a Venezuela “hacia la democracia y la libertad” I m p l e m e nt a r á n planes en rutas Dirigencia juramentó a delegados de transporte La Alcaldía del municipio Simón del Congreso Ciudadano Oriental Bolívar implementará planes de seguridad en las rutas de trans- porte público. Así lo informó el 750 representantes de los estados Sucre, Nueva Esparta, Monagas, Delta Amacuro, Bolívar y Anzoátegui, que integran el jefe de Seguridad Ciudadana en movimiento que lidera la exdiputada María Corina Machado y apoyan 18 partidos de la alianza opositora, se comprometieron la jurisdicción capitalina, super- visor jefe José Negrín, quien se- ayer a seguir trabajando para lograr la reconstrucción del país a través de un cambio constitucional / NATHALIA GUZMÁN SOTO ñaló que la medida fue acordada durante una reunión con vecinos y representantes de las líneas [BA RC E LO N A ] que operan en la parroquia Na- UNIDAD RESPONSABLE ricual. Refirió que entre los plan- Con el compromiso de tra- teamientos realizados por la co- bajar para “enrumbar al país El alcalde Mayor, Antonio munidad están las irregularida- hacia la reconstrucción y recu- Ledezma, aseguró que en des que cometen algunos con- perar la democracia a través de estos momentos Venezue- ductores de las asociaciones de un cambio constitucional”, fue- la necesita de una unidad transporte, pues según los usua- ron juramentados ayer en Bar- responsable y con un lide- rios, los choferes irrespetan a los celona 750 delegados del Con- razgo comprometido con un pasajeros, incrementaron excesi- greso Ciudadano Oriental, im- proyecto que permita resca- vamente las tarifas, colocan mú- pulsado por la exdiputada María tar al país de esta tragedia sica a alto volumen y no cumplen Corina Machado y apoyado por “económica y social que es- con las paradas. Precisó que ac- 18 partidos de la Mesa de la tamos viviendo. La dirigen- tivarán puntos de control en las Unidad Democrática (MUD). cia de la alternativa demo- zonas críticas de esa ruta, así El acto de juramentación fue crática debe demostrarle a como patrullaje motorizado en presidido por el legislador gua- los ciudadanos que hay pla- los alrededores de la plaza San yanés a la Asamblea Nacional nes para evitar que este co- Felipe para atacar las ventas ile- (AN), Américo De Grazia, lapso liquide al país”.
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