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Promueve La Marihuana Por Amor a Su Hija ¿ESTÁS LISTO PARA EL FRÍO? NO TE DIARIO GRATUITO CONGELES Y SIGUE ESTOS CONSEJOS PARA TU AUTO Y TU HOGAR P. MARTES DE ENERO MTY 9?ƢƿŠşŧŠŦƿƛƿ>?ƿŢš periodicoabc.mx lƿǠIL&?& ? fƿIL&?& ? EN LA RUTA HISTÓRICA GIGNAC Y FUNES MORI SE DIRIGEN A LA CIMA DEL GOLEO REGIO P. SE APAGA SU VOZ MUERE A SHOW LOS AÑOS DOLORES O’RIORDAN, VOCALISTADE LA BANDA THE PROMUEVE CRANBERRIES P. LA MARIHUANA POR AMOR A SU HIJA RAÚL ELIZALDE ES EL PADRE DE ‘GRACE’, LA PEQUEÑA QUE INSPIRÓ SU LUCHA POR LA LEGALIZACIÓN DE MEDICAMENTOS CON CANNABIS P. MARTES Para hoy Miércoles Jueves 2 DE ENERO Mín. -2°C/Máx. 12°C Mín. -3°C/Máx. 7°C Mín. 3°C/Máx. 11°C periodicoabc.mx VENTAS DE PUBLICIDAD Y MAQUILAS: - EXT. - [email protected] REPORTERO CIUDADANO EN ABC NOS OCUPA LO QUE TE PREOCUPA ENVÍA TUS FOTOS Y VIDEO AL DENUNCIA AL FOTOGRAFÍA: ESPECIAL ENCUENTRO CON MORENA Vecinos de San Pedro TWITTER se acercan con partidos The Cranberries Los líderes vecinales podrían llegar al Cabildo de @The_Cranberries San Pedro, a través de Plan San Pedro, grupo que "Estamos devastados por la muerte de nuestra amiga Dolores. Ella tuvo un talento extraordinario y negocia su inclusión con los precandidatos. nos sentimos muy privilegiados por haber sido parte “Hay mucho interés de que ciertos vecinos se de su vida desde 1989 cuando empezamos con integren al Ayuntamiento. Creo que la única manera Cranberries. El mundo perdió hoy (ayer) una artista verdadera. Noel, Mike y Fergal". de legitimizar un cabildo es ciudadanizarlo”, explicó Víctor Martínez, líder del Plan. Bajo este argumento, los activistas han Andrés Manuel López Obrador comenzado el diálogo con independientes y @lopezobrador_ partidos para acercar a los líderes de cada colonia FOTOGRAFÍA: CORTESÍA "En las encuestas estamos arriba en Chihuahua. Material asegurado de los pescadores ilegales. Está llegando a su fin el bipartidismo del PRIAN interesados en participar. instaurado durante el salinismo y que sólo ha dejado Esta es la primera elección en la que sucede antidemocracia, corrupción y violencia". este acercamiento, y sólo funciona en San Pedro, motivado por la participación de los habitantes del Detiene Texas a cuatro sector denominado K5. Ricardo Anaya C. Martínez reveló que ha habido acercamientos pescadores mexicanos @RicardoAnayaC con el partido Rectitud, Esperanza Democrática, "Muchas gracias por recibirme, #Nayarit! Es momento de avanzar unidos para llevar oportunidades y Morena y con Movimiento Ciudadano. ROGELIO ROMERO desarrollo a todo México. ¡El cambio inteligente sí es ELLIOTT RUIZ posible con el Frente! #CambiemosLaHistoria". [email protected] ABC #TEXAS Cuatro pescadores mexicanos La pesca fueron detenidos a bordo de una lancha José Antonio Meade ilegal (en @JoseAMeadeK en aguas federalesdel sur de Texas, ele- "Por las familias mexicanas generaremos empleo vando a 20 el número de botes que han la fron- como nunca. Haremos que ganen mejor y el dinero sido confiscados pescando ilegalmente rinda más, cuidaremos su patrimonio y daremos la tera EU- posibilidad a las mujeres de aportar al bienestar del en esta zona marítima. hogar y del país". De acuerdo a lo señalado por el Servi- México) cio de Guardacostas de Estados Unidos, 8 represen- de las embarcaciones han sido detenidas en la zona marítima localizada al norte ta pérdi- Jaime Rodríguez ‘El Bronco’ @JaimeRdzNL de Corpus Christi. das anua- "Quihubo raza, ando en #Parral platicando con la “La pesca ilegal a lo largo de la zona les por 11 gente y juntando firmas para cambiar la historia limítrofe de mar entre Estados Unidos del País. Anímate y lánzate, logremos ese México Los Infiltrados Independiente que tanto queremos". y México representa pérdidas anuales millones por 11 millones de dólares” señaló el co- de dólares mandante del Servicio de Guardacostas KEITH PIERRE En ABC nos interesa tu opinión: GUARDACOSTAS infi[email protected] en la región, Keith Pierre. Club Tigres Oficial DE EU @TigresOficial En este último caso los pescadores "No hay meta de puntos.- Tuca". fueron detectados desde el aire. lto revuelo causará en el mundo de la política Ael hecho de que hoy se dará a conocer que Luis Donaldo Colosio Riojas revelará su intención de buscar una diputación federal por Nuevo León, con el partido Movimiento Ciudadano. ABC es una publicación, de impresión y distribución diaria de Editorial Monterrey, S.A. Colosio Riojas es hijo del excandidato del PRI a la Oficinas y Talleres: Platón Sánchez 411 Sur, Monterrey, N.L. Apartado M-19 C.P. 64000 Presidencia de México, Luis Donaldo Colosio, quien fue Tel: 8047-4900 Oficinas en CDMX: Leibintz AÑO . NO. 231, Col. Anzures México, CDMX C.P. 11590 asesinado en 1994, en Baja California Norte. 16 DE ENERO DE 2018 Delegación Miguel Hidalgo Tel: 8047-4900 Número de Certificado de Reserva otorgado Abogado de profesión, Colosio Riojas había sido bus- Gonzalo Estrada Cruz por el Instituto Nacional del Derecho de Autor 04-2011-020413033200-101 Fundado cado por otros partidos para participar en la política, Fundador el 15 de Junio de 1985. Certificado de Licitud de Título y Contenido No. 15281 pero había rechazado las propuestas. Alberto Estrada Torres otorgado con fecha veintidós de julio de Presidente del Consejo dos mil once por la Comisión Calificadora Apenas hace 3 semanas empezó a hacer aparicio- de Administración de Publicaciones y Revistas Ilustradas de la Secretaría de Gobernación. Los conceptos nes con Agustín Basave Alanís, otro joven que buscará Gonzalo Estrada Torres vertidos por los editorialistas son bajo su Vicepresidente del Consejo propia responsabilidad y no reflejan el sentir de la diputación local por el partido naranja. de Administración este periódico. Alberto D. Estrada Hernández Ventas de Publicidad y Maquilas: Director General 8047- 4900 Ext. 2223 [email protected] *** Gonzalo I. Estrada Sáenz Director Corporativo ldefonso Guajardo, secretario de Economía, y de Relaciones Institucionales Circulación certificada FOTOGRAFÍA: ESPECIAL por el Instituto Héctor Gutiérrez de la Garza, titular del programa Juan Antonio Martínez Verificador de Medios I Director Editorial Registro No. 493/08 Escuelas al Cien, forman parte de la lista del PRI para REAPARECE IVONNE ser candidatos plurinominales al Senado de la República. Claudia Osuna Cedillo Award of Excellence Director Comercial of the 37th Edition La senadora del PRI por Nuevo León, Ivonne Este grupo de aspirantes es encabezado por Miguel Best of News Design Luis Enrique Mendoza González Creative Competition Álvarez, reapareció en el Tercer Foro “Equidad e Ángel Osorio Chong, exsecretario de Gobernación, y Director de Relaciones Institucionales Inclusión Social" y tuvo oportunidad de dialogar con Luis Miranda Nava, extitular de la Sedesol federal. Juan Díaz Cardona Enrique Trujillo Alvarez José Antonio Meade, precandidato a la Presidencia. La lista filtrada por el PRI está conformada por 40 Gerente Comercial Director de Infraestructura REDACCIÓN nombres de quienes se integrarían como senadores Eduardo Garza Hinojosa Fabián López Aguirre Gerente de Relaciones Institucionales Arte y Diseño plurinominales este año. Anuncia Gobierno Universidad Franco-Mexicana Nuevo León será el primer estado 3 de la República en contar con una Universidad Tecnológica Franco-Mexicana, anunció ayer el secretario de Educación, Arturo Estrada. ISRAEL VITA EDITOR: ERICK MUÑIZ Impulsa empresario marihuana medicinal LA LUCHA POR LA SALUD DE SU HIJA LLEVÓ A ESTE REGIO A BUSCAR QUE EN MÉXICO PARTICIPACIÓN CIUDADANA FOTOGRAFÍA: DANTE CABRERA SE APROBARAN MEDICAMENTOS CON Clouthier, AMLO y Romo. CANNABIS QUE HOY BENEFICIAN A MILES Coordinará FÉLIX CÓRDOVA Clouthier [email protected] ABC El caso de Grace no es campaña #MARIHUANA Érase una vez un regio cuyo amor a su hija inspiró a los mexicanos para aislado, hay muchos aprobar el uso del cannabis medicinal. niños que están en ca- de AMLO Así puede iniciar la historia de Raúl Elizalde, quien abandonó su negocio para sos urgentes, entre 5 FÉLIX CÓRDOVA convertirse en activista a favor de la lega- mil y 6 mil en México, [email protected] ABC lización médica de la marihuana. y es importante que Raúl y su esposa Mayela Benavides #ELECCIONES La activista Tatiana iniciaron en 2013 una lucha que hoy be- tengan acceso al me- Clouthier será la coordinadora de neficia a cientos de personas con pade- dicamento campaña de Andrés Manuel López cimientos que la marihuana medicinal RAÚL ELIZALDE Obrador, precandidato a la Presidencia ayuda a sobrellevar. PADRE DE GRACE de México por la coalición Juntos Ha- Raúl fue empresario hasta 2014, cuando remos Historia, integrada por Morena, se alejó del mundo de la Iniciativa Priva- el Partido del Trabajo (PT) y el Partido da para tomar la bandera de activista al LA LUCHA Encuentro Social (PES). promover un amparo que le permitiera POR GRACE López Obrador agregó que además adquirir cannabidiol, un medicamento de Clouthier, el regiomontano Alfon- 2013 Raúl y Mayela empiezan a derivado del cannabis. investigar la enfermedad de su hija. so Romo se integrará a su equipo de Enfundado en un suéter color gris y campaña como enlace con la sociedad recién llegado de Guadalajara, el padre de 2015 Consiguen un amparo civil y el sector empresarial. para importar el medicamento familia cuenta a ABC sobre su hija Gracie- cannabidiol. “En el entendido de que estamos en la, mejor conocida como Grace, quien en precampaña, pero desde ahora, hasta 2015 comenzó a ingerir cannabidiol para 2017 El Congreso aprueba que se inicie formalmente la campaña el consumo, venta, cultivo e controlar su ataque de hasta 400 convul- importación del cannabis en México. presidencial, va a ser coordinadora de siones diarias a causa de su enfermedad: mi campaña Tatiana Clouthier”, dijo el síndrome de Lennox-Gastaut. el precandidato. Con barba y una sonrisa en su rostro, baría la marihuana medicinal. En Nuevo León, aseguró López Raúl se muestra sereno cuando recuerda “Yo almorzaba, comía y cenaba ha- Obrador, Morena encabeza las en- que tras dos intensos años de llevar una blando de cannabis”, explica.
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