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Se Malogró Por Cuestión Jurídica è Nacionales 12A è Internacional 11A è Deportes C Miércoles 3 de Octubre de 2007 Año 54, Número 18,049 Colima, Col. $5.00 Fracasó el Micro Parque de La Villa; Harán Otro Se Malogró por Cuestión Jurídica lLa liquidación del convenio de participación no se pudo llevar a cabo por parte del gobierno lAdquieren 42 hectáreas cerca de Loma de Fátima con 16 MdP que autorizó el Fidec lEl viaje a Corea lo costeó el mismo fideicomiso sin resultados a la fecha Jesús TREJO MONTELON Por razones de carácter jurídico, no se pudo concre- entre otros, promover la creación de parques y corredores tizar el proyecto del micro parque industrial de Villa de industriales en cada una de las micro regiones del estado, Alvarez. Por ello, el Comité Técnico del Fideicomiso para fomentar la vocación de áreas industriales, promover la el Desarrollo Económico del Estado de Colima (Fidec) adquisición de reservas territoriales e impulsar la dotación aprobó recursos por 16 millones de pesos para adquirir otro de servicios a las áreas de vocación industrial. terreno al sur de la ciudad, denominado Agua Hedionda, Recordó que con fecha del 6 de octubre de 2006 se con extensión de 42 hectáreas, para desarrollar una nueva autorizó la creación del Fideicomiso Revocable de Admi- opción de parque industrial. nistración e Inversión para la Dotación de Infraestructura De acuerdo al acta de sesión del Fidec celebrada el Industrial, Comercial, de Servicios y Urbana (Fiec), en la pasado 24 de abril, en el desahogo del punto ocho del orden cual participa como fiduciaria Banamex, “y entre sus obje- del día tomó la palabra el secretario de Fomento Económico, tivos se encuentra la adquisición de los inmuebles necesa- José Ignacio Peralta, para exponer la solicitud de recursos rios para la creación, desarrollo y comercialización de al fideicomiso por dicha cantidad para la compra del terreno parques o corredores industriales, que detonen la planta en Agua Hedionda (que se ubica al sur de la ciudad, cerca productiva y promueva el asentamiento industrial ordena- de Loma de Fátima) para construir y desarrollar un parque do de las pequeñas y medianas empresas”. industrial que fomente y detone el sector industrial-comer- Apuntó que el Fidec, entre sus finalidades, contem- cial del estado. pla invertir en obras de infraestructura estratégica para el El funcionario, quien forma parte del fideicomiso, desarrollo económico, por lo que no se tiene limitación explicó que dentro del Plan Estatal de Desarrollo, el gobier- alguna para que se pueda apoyar al Fiec en la dotación de no del estado contempla estrategias y líneas de acción para recursos para la adquisición del terreno para el desarrollo fortalecer la creación y desarrollo de infraestructura para el del parque industrial programado. asentamiento industrial ordenado de las micro, pequeñas Peralta explicó que el predio a adquirir es identificado PROTESTA Integrantes de la Confederación Revolucionaria de Obreros y Campesinos (Croc) se manifestaron afuera de y medianas empresas. como “Agua Hedionda”, con una superficie de 42 hectá- Wal Mart para exigir respeto a los derechos laborales. Más información, página 2A. qFoto de Horacio Medina Agregó que dentro de esos programas destacan, reas y localizado en el municipio de Colima. 3A Diputados: Positivo que Sotelo Demanda a SCC y Cnap el Gobernador Comparezca Cancelar Planta Regasificadora lIñiguez: Importante que escuche el sentir lEn tribuna del Senado, propuso citar a titulares de Semarnat y CFE de legisladores lNúñez: Si acude a la glosa, lArgumenta que violan la legislación ambiental será un avance del PRD lGaitán: PRI aprecia El senador Carlos Sotelo García pidió que la Cámara de Senadores cite a comparecer su disposición al titular de la Secretaría del Medio Ambiente y Recursos Naturales y al director general Diputados del PAN, PRD y PRI coincidieron en que de la Comisión Federal de Electricidad, además de exhortar al gobernador de Colima, es importante que el gobernador Silverio Cavazos Ceballos Silverio Cavazos, y a la Comisión Nacional de Areas Protegidas, a que de inmediato haya ofrecido acudir a comparecer como parte de la glosa del cancelen la licitación que permitiría a la empresa gasera española Repsol instalarse en las Cuarto Informe de Gobierno al Congreso del Estado, pues inmediaciones de la Laguna de Cuyutlán, debido al impacto ambiental negativo que ésta será mejor y más efectiva la comunicación y debate entre sufriría. ambos Poderes para el desarrollo de la entidad. 8A En tribuna de la Cámara de Senadores, el legislador colimense manifestó que de manera irregular, tanto el gobernador de Colima como diversas instituciones encargadas de cuidar el medio ambiente, autorizaron a dicha empresa española una licitación que comprende el abasto de hasta 500 millones de pies cúbicos diarios de gas natural a la planta generadora de energía eléctrica durante un período de PROPUESTA El dirigente estatal del PAN, Fernando Antero Valle, afirmó que el Poder 15 años. 7A Legislativo debe participar en el Consejo Técnico del Fidec. qFoto de Horacio Medina Fernando Antero: EPR Ofrece Congreso Debe Participar en el Fidec a IP Detener lNo existe metodología alguna de asignación lFalta claridad en el manejo de recursos lLa- menta respuesta de Chapula, a nombre del Poder Legislativo, en el informe Ataques Para el líder estatal del PAN, Fernando Antero Valle, el Poder Legislativo debe participar en el Consejo Técnico MEXICO, D.F., 2 de del Fideicomiso para el Desarrollo Económico del Estado octubre, Notimex. El Ejér- de Colima (Fidec), con el propósito de saber de qué manera cito Popular Revoluciona- se manejan los recursos del mismo. rio (EPR) emitió un nuevo En conferencia de prensa, indicó que la postura de comunicado en el que ofre- Acción Nacional se hizo saber durante el Cuarto Informe CAOS La instalación de semáforos en la glorieta del Rey Colimán provoca congestionamientos, ce a los industriales y em- de Gobierno presentado por Silverio Cavazos, en donde en su etapa de adaptación. qFoto de Alberto Medina presarios afectados por los destaca la falta de claridad del manejo de los recursos del bombazos a gasoductos de Fidec, “pues sabemos que son ingresos superiores a los 50 Insiste CAM: Pemex detener de inmedia- millones de pesos, pero no existe ninguna metodología de Como Vacas se Trata a las to los ataques a cambio de asignación, única y exclusivamente una comisión que éstos presionen al go- representada por las Cámaras”. bierno federal para que Indicó que en este sentido hace falta la representación Chicas de Nuestra Belleza sean presentados con vida del Congreso del Estado en el Fidec, con el propósito de y liberados sus compañe- que los legisladores puedan enterar así a todos los lCárdenas: Sólo les falta el cordón que las guíe a todas lDesmiente ros Edmundo Reyes ciudadanos sobre cuál es el manejo de esos recursos. Carmen Nava lo dicho por Cavazos en su informe respecto a la vio- Amaya y Gabriel Cruz Por otra parte, señaló que saben que el Ivecol presenta lencia contra las mujeres Sánchez, presuntamente una serie de factores de rezago en cuanto a la asignación detenidos y desaparecidos El tesorero del Centro de Apoyo a la Mujer (CAM), Víctor Manuel Cárdenas de vivienda por cinco años. “Nosotros creemos que el desde el 25 de mayo pasa- problema es de asignación y de operación, por lo que si Morales, reafirmó lo que declaró hace unos días a Diario de Colima con respecto a que do en Oaxaca. seguimos diciendo que ahí no pasa nada, el problema será las concursantes del certamen Nuestra Belleza México son tratadas como vacas. Aseguran haber “dado En el marco de la conferencia de prensa donde se informó sobre las actividades con mayor”, apuntó. un paso ya con la reunión de Suplemento motivo del 24 aniversario del CAM, Cárdenas Morales dijo que a las concursantes de todos nuestros compañeros Destacó que duran- Nuestra Belleza México “sólo les falta el cordón que las guíe a todas, ya que de cualquier en el país” para detener de te los cinco últimos años manera ya cuentan con una línea a seguir”. inmediato toda acción mili- el gobierno federal y el Reconoció que “es muy fuerte decir que las traen como vacas, pero así las traen, tar si sus compañeros son gobierno del estado han porque son parte de un negocio del que ni siquiera se dan cuenta”. 2A liberados. 2A entregado recursos al PUBLICIDAD Ivecol , “pero no se sabe cuál es el destino del Héctor SANCHEZ DE LA MADRID .................5A Carlos MALDONADO VILLAVERDE ..............6A Ingeniosa forma de buscar manejo de los mismos, Armando MARTINEZ DE LA ROSA ...............4A Ricardo ALEMAN ............................................5A clientes frente al Monte de Piedad. qFoto de Salvador porque se encuentran Rogelio PIZANO SANDOVAL.........................4A rezagos”. Glorieta ........................................4A Jacobo 3A 2-A Miércoles 3 de Octubre de 2007 Exigen a Wal Mart Respeto a los Derechos Laborales lTrabajadores se manifiestan afuera de la sucursal de Calzada Galván Integrantes de la Confederación Revolucionaria de todos que estas grandes empresas tienen muchas utilida- Obreros y Campesinos (Croc), se manifestaron este martes des; las vacaciones son mal pagadas, los aguinaldos son frente a las instalaciones de la empresa transnacional Wal los más bajos que pueda haber, además de que no tienen Mart, por las condiciones en que contratan a sus trabajadores. un horario fijo, de un día para otro los cambian de horario”, Fue Heriberto Miranda Aguilar, uno de los dirigen- dijo. tes de la Croc, quien señaló que este tipo de empresas Denunció Miranda Aguilar que empresas como Wal transnacionales ya llegan a la entidad con sindicatos que Mart, Soriana y la Comercial Mexicana se aprovechan del velan por los intereses de las grandes empresas, hay mucha desempleo para hacer a los trabajadores firmar contratos en explotación para los trabajadores, pues no les cumplen con blanco para poderlos correr cualquier día y sin que la los requerimientos que marca la ley.
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