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Nueva Distribución De Curules Para Diputados Información En SECCIÓN EL PAÍS MARTES 24 De Agosto De 2021 / Baja California, México / Edición No NUEVA DISTRIBUCIÓN DE CURULES PARA DIPUTADOS INFORMACIÓN EN SECCIÓN EL PAÍS MARTES 24 de Agosto de 2021 / Baja California, México / Edición No. 22,307 / Año LXI / $10.00 / USA 1.00 Dólar ELIGIO VALENCIA ROQUE / DIRECTOR GENERAL www.el-mexicano.com.mx PÁGINA 2-A SEÑALA FISCAL GUILLERMO RUIZ HERNÁNDEZ BUSCA FGE ERRADICAR EXPRESA AMADOR RODRÍGUEZ LOZANO ARMAS DE LAS CALLES MUNICIPALIZAR Se instalará un módulo de EL AGUA ES >intercambio, por CONSTITUCIONAL vales de despensa DEPORTES TIJUANA.- En entrevista con el Director General de EL MEXICANO, Eligio Valencia Roque, el fiscal general de Baja California, Guillermo Ruiz Hernández, anunció una importante campaña de in- tercambio de armas de fue- go por vales de despensa. Lo anterior se dará, comen- tó el fiscal, en el marco de la Semana por la Paz y en co- ordinación con la Secretaría de la Defensa Nacional (SE- DENA), con actividades es- pecíficas que tendrán lugar CAYÓ ANte la próxima semana. FOTO: JUAN BARRERA MÉNDEZ / EL MEXICANO TIJUANA.- Las actividades tendrán lugar el 31 de agosto en un módulo itinerante de la SE- SUblÍDER CHivAS LEA MÁS... PÁG 4-A DENA. PIERDEN SEÑALAN VIABILIDAD DEL PROYECTO LO INVICTO IMPULSAN MEL GIBSON Y MARINA LAS XOLAs DEL PILAR LA INDUSTRIA FÍLMICA TIJUANA.- La gobernadora bre la importancia de las FAMA electa de Baja California, industrias creativas en la re- Marina del Pilar Avila Olme- gión. da, sostuvo en Tijuana una Para la primera mujer que reunión con el ícono del cine gobernará el estado de Baja FOTO: / EL MEXICANO estadunidense Mel Gibson, California en su historia, TIJUANA.- La gobernadora electa señaló que se cuenta con la intención de plantear con una ubicación geográfica privilegiada al estar cerca a diversos puntos de vista so- LEA MÁS... PÁG 4-A la capital mundial del cine, Los Angeles. ORGANISMOS PODRÁN FISCALIZARse FALLECIÓ EL MAESTRO ÁLVARO BLANCARTE ACUERDAN LINEAMIENTOS LUTO, EN PARA NUEVOS PARTIDOS I S M A E L D Á V I LA Instituto Estatal Elec- EL MEXICANO toral de Baja Califor- CULTURA Y MEXICALI.- La Comi- nia (IEEBC), apro- sión del Régimen de bó los lineamientos FOTO: / EL MEXICANO Partidos Políticos y LAS ARTES TIJUANA.- San Quintín reportó ayer una tasa de reproducción del Financiamiento, del LEA MÁS... PÁG 4-A virus por arriba de 2 unidades, por lo cual se exhortó a disminuir 6 19 23 30 35 este índice para evitar mayor propagación del virus. POR SEGUNDO DÍA CONSECUTIVO PÁGINA 6-A DISMINUYEN CASOS DE POLÍTICA Y COVID-19 EN EL ESTADO TIJUANA.- Al tiempo que se observe un descenso en POLÍTICOS avanza la aplicación de se- el número de casos. Ayer lu- FOTO: / EL MEXICANO >> BRAULIO SERRANO RUIZ gundas dosis Covid en Baja nes se reportó que el Estado MEXICALI.- La Comisión de Partidos Políticos California y procuran más disminuyó sus casos activos del IEEBC aprobó los lineamientos para la in- vacuna para primera vez, la a mil 300. tegración y aprobación de nuevos partidos es- Secretaría de Salud del Esta- tatales. do estima que en siete días LEA MÁS... PÁG 4-A DURANTE EL FIN DE SEMANA EVENTOS TURÍSTICOS APORTARON 3.5 MDD BERNARDO PEÑUELAS ALARID El presidente municipal el-mexicano.com.mx EL MEXICANO de Ensenada, Armando ENSENADA.- Una derra- Ayala Robles, dio cuenta ma económica de alrede- de un aforo vehicular de dor de 3.5 millones de dó- 40 mil turistas regionales FOTO: / EL MEXICANO lares, fue captada durante y extranjeros que asistie- ENSENADA.- Durante el pasado fin de semana, eventos y atrac- el pasado fin de semana ron a eventos en la Ruta tivos turísticos dejaron una derrama económica de 3.5 millones en la zona urbana y dele- de dólares. gaciones de Ensenada. LEA MÁS... PÁG 4-A EL MEXICANO, EL GRAN DIARIO DE LA VIDA REGIONAL 2A / MARTES 24 DE AGOSTO DE 2021 Los datos de hoy www.EL-MEXICANO.COM.MX TIPO DE CAMBIO EL TIEMPO PARA HOY EMERGENCIAS ESCRÍBENOS... Compra Venta Máx Mín LADA 644 Tu opinión nos importa Dólar EU 19.10 19.56 Tijuana 28 18 Cruz Roja 911 Deportes: [email protected] Dólar CN 19.15 19.40 Ensenada 27 20 Bomberos 911 Fama: [email protected] Euro 24.99 25.61 Rosarito 19 11 Policía 911 Sociales: [email protected] VISITA NUESTRA Yen 0.195 0.195 Tecate 33 20 CFE 071 Clasificados: [email protected] PÁGINA Real 2.723 1.727 Mexicali 43 26 Profeco 6 84 8595 Circulación: [email protected] WEB ASEGURA AMADOR RODRÍGUEZ LOZANO ALEJANDRO RUIZ URIBE PRECIO DEL GAS MUNICIPALIZACIÓN DEL SE MANTIENE A LA BAJA EN BC TIJUANA.- Alejandro Ruiz Uribe, delegado federal AGUA ES CONSTITUCIONAL único en Baja California, informó que por tercera se- REDACCIÓN mana consecutiva se man- EL MEXICAO tienen a la baja los precios TIJUANA.- A nombre del Gobi- del Gas LP, ya que pese a erno de Baja California, que enca- que hubo un ligero aumento beza Jaime Bonilla Valdez, el secre- en centavos se sostiene el tario general de Gobierno, Amador ahorro de hasta 300 pesos Rodríguez Lozano opinó sobre la resolución de la Suprema Corte de Por tercera semana Justicia de la Nación (SCJN) de otor- consecutiva; la gar una suspensión provisional en Comisión Reguladora el caso de la transferencia de los or- ganismos operadores de agua a los de Energía dio a ayuntamientos. >conocer los precios Dijo que si bien el Gobierno de fijos del gas del 22 al 28 Baja California, es respetuoso de las de agosto de 2021 resoluciones TIJUANA.- Hay razón y justicia en el actuar del gobierno del estado en de la SCJN, Dijo el ese renglón, destacó. esta suspen- secretario por cilindro de 45 kilogra- sión provi- general de de Justicia social”, dijo el Titular respetará la resolución final de mos y en la mina de gas de sional no es de la Secretaría General de Go- la SCJN, y se va acatar, aunque 10 kilogramos hasta 70 pe- definitiva, ya Gobierno bierno (SGG). algunas de estas resoluciones, sos. que lo que >que la Rodríguez Lozano dijo que la desde la perspectiva local, sean Los precios máximos vi- dictamina es resolución de la iniciativa del gobernador busco totalmente radicales o no estén gentes del Gas LP emitidos que se deten- Suprema Corte es inicialmente algo muy sencillo, apegadas a derecho. por la CRE del 22 al 28 de gan los pro- que es cumplir con el artículo “Lo que si podemos decir es agosto del presente año son cedimientos una suspensión 115 de la constitución que desde que vamos a disponer de todos los siguientes: de transfer- provisional, de la 1999 mandata que los municipi- los recursos legales a nuestro Tijuana precio por kilogra- encia de los cual el gobierno de os sean los que administren el alcance, y de la jurisprudencia, mo con IVA 19.95 pesos en organismos BC aún no ha sido agua, y que todo lo demás son que son muchos, nos sostiene cilindro de 45 kilogramos y operadores especulaciones políticas. la razón y la justicia, es simple- minita de 10 kilogramos y el de agua a los notificado “No hay tal revés, quiero mente una suspensión provi- precio por litro con IVA para ayuntamien- aclarar que no es como algunos sional que de la cual no hemos tanque estacionario 10.77 tos, para que sea analizado y la corte medios amarillistas han dicho sido notificados y que incluso la en pleno determine quién tiene la que es otro revés al gobierno propia versión que hay en me- razón. de Bonilla, de ninguna manera, dios de comunicación sostiene “A nosotros nos asiste la razón, esto es un proceso legal que ap- que esta suspensión no prejuzga estamos sólo en el inicio del pro- enas inicia, nosotros vamos a ar- sobre la constitucionalidad o no cedimiento, esto va para largo; sim- gumentar jurídicamente lo que de las normas en disputa, sim- plemente estamos iniciando un sea necesario para mantener plemente que serán analizadas procedimiento que vamos a ganar esta disposición”, expresó. al final por el máximo tribunal porque tenemos los argumentos con- El Titular de la SGG dijo que constitucional que es la SCJN, stitucionales, jurídicos y sobre todo el Gobierno de Baja California así de sencillo”, finalizó. TIJUANA.- La PROFECO cuenta con líneas telefónica para reportar abusos de las empresas gaseras. pesos. Estos precios aplican de igual manera para el mu- nicipio de Playas de Rosa- rito. En el municipio de Mexi- TIJUANA.- Alrededor de 250 negocios de la Cámara Nacional de cali el precio por kilogramo Comercio en Pequeño (Canacope) han cerrado por efectos de la con IVA para cilindro de 45 pandemia. kilogramos y minita de 10 kilogramos tendrá un pre- DE ACUERDO A LA CANACOPE cio de$21 pesos con 8 centa- vos y para tanque estacion- DIRECTORIO ario el precio por litro con 250 NEGOCIOS PEQUEÑOS HAN IVA es de 11 pesos con 38 ELIGIO VALENCIA ROQUE centavos. En el municipio de Tecate DIRECTOR GENERAL CERRADO POR EL COVID-19 el precio por kilogramo con IVA del cilindro de gas de 45 “Esperamos a fin de año haber kilogramos y minita de 10 TELÉFONOS: Pero pese a la recuperado un 25 por ciento en kilogramo está a 21.64 y en pandemia han cuanto a ventas con motivo de las tanque estacionario el pre- TIJUANA: fiestas de fin de año”, agregó. cio por litro con IVA a 11.68 abierto otros en Expuso que esta frontera tiene pesos. una dinámica muy particular, En el sur del Estado en el giros diferentes donde han notado un incre- municipio de Ensenada el RECEPCIÓN: mento de empleos formales, precio por kilogramo con TIJUANA.- Alrededor de 250 y así como han cerrado nego- IVA del cilindro de 45 kilo- 664 656 06 67 negocios de la Cámara Nacion- cios, también han abierto.
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