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El Librofest Metropolitano 2016: Un Encuentro Con El Conocimiento Vol. XXII • Núm. 39 • 06•06•2016 • ISSN1405-177X El Librofest Metropolitano 2016: un encuentro con el conocimiento Versión flip www.uam.mx/semanario/ UAM Comunicación www.facebook.com/UAMComunicacion En Portada Aviso a la comunidad universitaria Próxima sesión del Colegio Académico Con la participación de 60 editoriales y un vasto programa de actividades culturales se efectuó el 3er. Librofest Metropolitano 2016 de la UAM. Con fundamento en el artículo 42 del Regla- mento Interno de los Órganos Colegiados Si tienes algo Académicos, se informa que el Colegio Aca- démico llevará a cabo sus sesiones 397 y que contar 398, el 8 de junio próximo a partir de las 10:00 horas, en el segundo piso del Edificio o mostrar “H” de la Unidad Iztapalapa. compártelo con el Orden del día y documentación disponibles en: http://colegiados.uam.mx Transmisión: www.uam.mx/video/envivo/ [email protected] 5483 4000 Oficina Técnica del Colegio Académico Ext. 1523 Para más información sobre la UAM: Semanario de la UAM. Órgano informativo de la Universidad Autónoma Metropolitana. Unidad Azcapotzalco: Vol. XXII, Número 39, 6 de junio de 2016, es una publicación semanal editada Lic. Rosalinda Aldaz Vélez por la Universidad Autónoma Metropolitana. Prolongación Canal de Miramontes 3855, Jefa de la Oficina de Comunicación Col. Ex-Hacienda San Juan de Dios, Delegación Tlalpan, C.P. 14387, 5318 9519. [email protected] México, D.F.; teléfono 5483 4000, Ext. 1522. Rector General Unidad Cuajimalpa: Página electrónica de la revista: www.uam.mx/comunicacionsocial/semanario.html Lic. María Magdalena Báez Sánchez Dr. Salvador Vega y León dirección electrónica: [email protected] Coordinadora de Extensión Universitaria 5814 6560. [email protected]. Editor Responsable: Mtro. David Alejandro Díaz Méndez. Certificado de Reserva Secretario General Unidad Iztapalapa: de Derechos al Uso Exclusivo de Título No. 04-2014-090414064800-203, ISSN: Lic. Valentín Almaraz Moreno Mtro. Norberto Manjarrez Álvarez en trámite, ambos otorgados por el Instituto Nacional del Derecho de Autor. Responsable Jefe de la Sección de Divulgación y Prensa de la última actualización de este número: Lic. María del Rosario Valdez Camargo, Universitaria 5804 4822. [email protected] Abogado General jefa del Departamento de Producción Editorial y Multimedia. Rectoría General; Unidad Lerma: fecha de última modificación: 3 de junio de 2016. Tamaño del archivo 5.2 MB. Mtro. José Pedro Puerta Huerta Dr. Carlos Reynoso Castillo Coordinador de Desarrollo Académico Las opiniones expresadas por los autores no necesariamente reflejan la postura 01728282 7002 Ext. 1061. [email protected] del editor de la publicación. Queda estrictamente prohibida la reproducción total Director de Comunicación Social Unidad Xochimilco: o parcial de los contenidos e imágenes de la publicación sin previa autorización Lic. Alejandro Suaste Lobo Mtro. David Alejandro Díaz Méndez de la Universidad Autónoma Metropolitana. Jefe de la Sección de Información y Difusión 5483 7521 y 5483 7325. [email protected] 2 Semanario de la UAM 06 06 2016 PANDEMIA DEL SIGLO XX El tabaquismo mata en el mundo a 600,000 no fumadores por el humo del cigarro Es además un freno al desarrollo, pues En el mundo reduce la salud 700 6 millones y la productividad de personas de los consumidores millones mueren cada año por el tabaco Para 2030 ocho millones de per- de niños sonas perderían la vida al año por causa del tabaco, la mayoría de los están expuestos 5 millones casos en países de mediano y bajo al humo del tabaco ingreso, convirtiéndose en principal son consumidores factor de muertes humanas, advirtió la maestra Angélica Ocampo Ocam- po, coordinadora de la Clínica con- 600,000 tra el tabaco del Hospital General son no fumadores de México doctor Eduardo Liceaga. expuestos al humo de tabaco En el Foro acciones contra el tabaquismo en espacios educa- tivos de nivel medio superior y superior, la psicoterapeuta señaló que 700 millones de niños están expuestos al humo del tabaco, principalmente en el hogar, lo que representa casi la mitad de la po- blación infantil mundial. Durante la actividad convocada por el Programa Universidad Salu- dable de la Universidad Autónoma Metropolitana (UAM) y la Secreta- ría de Salud de la Ciudad de Méxi- co, Ocampo Ocampo resaltó que problemática causante de pérdidas problema económico y social, el el tabaquismo ha sido catalogado económicas que ascienden a miles tabaquismo también”. como la pandemia del siglo XX. de millones de dólares por año. El doctor Salvador Vega y León, Los adolescentes deben dejar “Fumar causa muerte prematu- rector general de la UAM, en su de fumar, ya que esto ocasiona da- ra, ocasiona 50 por ciento de de- mensaje de clausura del Foro men- ños cerebrales irreversibles, sobre cesos y resta diez años de vida” al cionó que “debido a que el uso y el todo cuando adquieren este hábito consumidor, mencionó. abuso del tabaco constituye un im- a edades tempranas, pues el últi- Radilla Vázquez indicó que portante problema de salud pública mo lóbulo de la corteza cerebral el humo del tabaco incluye más existe gran cantidad de evidencia en madurar se desarrolla por com- de 7,000 componentes químicos científica relacionada con daños a pleto hasta los 25 años de edad, –monóxido de carbono, nicotina la salud asociados a su consumo”. informó. y alquitranes o breas, entre otros– El tabaquismo es un freno al La doctora María Radilla Váz- relacionados con el desarrollo de desarrollo, puesto que reduce la quez, representante del Programa enfermedades cardiovasculares y salud y la productividad de los UAM Saludable de la Rectoría Ge- cáncer. consumidores por sus efectos no- neral de la UAM, aseveró que el El doctor José de Jesús Trujillo civos, por tanto, las acciones para tabaco mata cada año a casi seis Gutiérrez, director general de la evitar esos daños deben reforzarse millones de personas en el mundo, Agencia de Protección Sanitaria y “debemos prohibir que los ado- de las que más de cinco millones de la Secretaría de Salud de la lescentes fumen en etapas tempra- son consumidores, mientras que Ciudad de México, compartió que nas y proteger a los no fumadores, 600,000 son no fumadores expues- “así como las enfermedades cróni- que representan la mayoría de la tos al humo de tabaco ajeno, una co-degenerativas representan un población”. Semanario de la UAM 06 06 2016 3 ESPACIO DE INTERACCIÓN El Librofest Metropolitano da sentido a las funciones sustantivas de la UAM A este encuentro con el conocimiento se sumaron la embajada de Cuba y el Estado de México Con la participación de 60 casas editoriales y un programa que in- cluyó presentaciones de libros, conferencias, talleres, exposicio- nes y conciertos, se llevó a cabo el Librofest Metropolitano 2016, or- ganizado por la Universidad Autó- noma Metropolitana (UAM) y que en su tercera edición tuvo como invitados de honor y especial a la República de Cuba y al Estado de a personajes que de otra manera México, en ese orden. no podríamos haber reconocido”, Con esta fiesta librera, En la ceremonia de inaugura- así como de ampliar los horizontes ción, celebrada en la Plaza COSEI individuales al permitir el contacto la institución aporta de la Unidad Azcapotzalco, el doc- con lugares, personas y costum- a la idea de forjar un tor Salvador Vega y León, rector bres lejanos muchas veces en el general de esta casa de estudios, tiempo y en el espacio. nodo cultural en el dijo que la Universidad ha apoya- El doctor Vega y León celebró do desde hace tres años el desarro- que con la participación de la noroeste capitalino llo de esta propuesta institucional Unidad Azcapotzalco y de otros para coadyuvar al fomento de la recintos de extensión educativa lectura, la difusión del quehacer y cultural de la UAM, el Librofest universitario y la generación de la- Metropolitano permita al público zos con instancias diversas. un encuentro con el conocimiento Como Rector General “no he y se congratuló de que los muni- dudado en hacer propia la inicia- cipios del Estado de México y la tiva, pues se trata de un espacio embajada de Cuba en nuestro país de interacción entre la comunidad se hayan sumado a este esfuerzo. universitaria y su entorno, y da El doctor Romualdo López Zá- sentido a nuestras tres funciones rate, rector de la Unidad Azcapot- sustantivas: investigación, docen- zalco, agradeció “el apoyo decidi- cia, y preservación y difusión de la do que hemos recibido del Rector cultura”. General” y dijo que el problema Como institución de educación de México es de cultura y edu- superior, la UAM debe enviar un cación y no de otra índole, “par- mensaje a sus alumnos, en primera ticularmente de una educación instancia, y a la sociedad en gene- que tenga como propósito arraigar ral, sobre el potencial de las mani- ideas definitivas, en vez de favo- festaciones culturales para mejorar recer una dependencia en nuestro las relaciones humanas, al enrique- criterio”. cer los vínculos personales. La problemática educativa en- Las expresiones artísticas del tronca con las peculiaridades de universo contenido en las páginas un sistema político y económico de un libro “nos ayudan a comuni- que en su pragmatismo tecnocráti- car sentimientos, además de brin- co conspira de manera natural con- darnos la oportunidad de conocer tra la cultura y las humanidades. 4 Semanario de la UAM 06 06 2016 Construir democracia “No tengo la menor duda de Esta iniciativa tuvo su origen en que el Librofest Metropolitano será la inquietud de trabajadores ad- El doctor López Zárate confió en un éxito y de que Cuba, compar- ministrativos del área de publica- que con el concurso de la Delega- tiendo la distinción con el Estado ciones y ha crecido rápidamente e ción Azcapotzalco y los municipios de México, estará a la altura del ho- incrementado el número de edito- vecinos será posible “colaborar nor que la UAM le hace”, vaticinó riales participantes en un cien por para hacer un centro cultural en el en el acto inaugural.
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