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DOMINGO.13.MAI 2018 0,90 € Diretor: DAMIÃO A DOMINGO.13.MAI 2018 WWW.DIARIODOMINHO.PT 0,90 € Diretor: DAMIÃO A. GONÇALVES PEREIRA | Ano XCIX | n.º 31759 DOMINGO.13.MAI 2018 WWW.DIARIODOMINHO.PT 0,90 € Diretor: DAMIÃO A. GONÇALVES PEREIRA | Ano XCIX | n.º 31759 António Silva Caminha inaugurou Cais dos Pescadores REGIÃO P.11 Expresso de Fafe Merli mais rápido D. Jorge pede Fafe abriu portas nos treinos da Rampa à Feira Franca aos finalistas REGIÃO P.13 que ajudem a construir um mundo DESPORTO P.17-18 DM melhor BRAGA P.04-06 6R``9R #ƈơƠèơơƆơƾëơƠ¢ƾƿ #ƈơƢëơƠ¢ƾƠ ƈƋƆƐƆ¢ƒƆƗ0ƏƑƌƏæƈƇƋƈƆëƾǀƢƾƠƤƾƢƠçƆƓƓƓêƐƈƅƊƆƐƋƈƆêƍƐ 02 DIÁRIO DO MINHO / DOMINGO / 13.05.18 www.diariodominho.pt p. rui rosas Eduardo Jorge Madureira lopes O injusto fim de Alfie Evans, OS DIAS DA SEMANA criança de 23 meses A má informação lfie Evans era um bebé in- desejo de experimentar novas possibi- ntem, a informação servia gações entre as coisas ou a confrontar glês, de Liverpool, com 23 lidades de tratamento se consiga”. para informar; hoje, a in- opiniões, constata Denis Muzet, assina- meses, que sofria de uma Na segunda-feira anterior à sua mor- formação é para consumir. lando que, agora, a informação é, por doença degenerativa gra- te – dia em que se determinou a inter- Ontem, o leitor, adulto e si só, suficiente. Sublinha o sociólogo ve, para a qual os médi- rupção do tratamento de Alfie, por se cidadão, procurava com- que o consumidor de informação não cos que o tratavam não concluir que o sofrimento da criança preender, ter um ponto de quer compreender alguma coisa sobre Aencontraram solução. Depois de qua- estava a ser prolongado inutilmente Ovista; hoje, o que há é um zappeur in- o rumo dos acontecimentos; ele quer se um ano e meio de tratamento, sem – o governo de Roma concedeu-lhe a fantil, que absorve com bulimia, pas- apenas acumular dados informativos. se assinalar melhoria, tomou-se a deci- nacionalidade italiana com a esperan- sando de um facto a outro sem nunca O que ele faz é comer depressa, dis- são no hospital onde estava internado ça de facilitar a sua transferência para parar. Ontem, tínhamos confiança no cutir pouco, confortar-se socialmente de desligar o suporte vital da criança, um hospital do país. Nada se conse- conhecimento e na compreensão; ho- sobre este ou aquele ponto, debican- A justiça britânica sancionou esta me- guiu. Na quarta-feira seguinte, o juiz je, o excesso torna as pessoas desconfia- do apenas alguns factos ou ideias ge- dida. O rapazinho durou ainda alguns Andrew McFarlane, da Alta Corte de das e mal informadas. Ontem, pensáva- rais sem se comprometer em demasia. dias, mas acabou por falecer. Londres, determinou que as diligências mos; hoje, drogamo-nos. O diagnóstico Para Denis Muzet, “o que o consumidor Os pais lutaram com denodo contra nesse sentido apresentadas separada- sobre o consumo dos media, aqui bas- de media ingurgita compulsivamente é essa solução – simultaneamente eugé- mente pelo pai e pela mãe de Alfie fos- tante sintetizado, é de um sociólogo apenas um alimento superficial”. É por nica e eutanásica – de destruir uma vi- sem rejeitadas. Ainda com o filho vivo, francês, Denis Muzet, autor de um li- isso que, quando questionado sobre o da considerada perdida, inútil e desne- Thomas Evans, na terça-feira seguinte vro sobre “a má informação”. O pas- que se passou verdadeiramente nesta cessária. Os médicos de Alfie e a justiça ao fim dos cuidados médicos, comen- sado, como com frequência sucede, é ou naquela matéria, o porquê, o como, do seu país não reconheceram, porém, tou: “Poderia estar na Itália a estas ho- objecto de uma certa idealização, mas, quem são os intervenientes, o contex o direito natural da paternidade. Ser ras. Eu não o abandono, porque o Al- quanto ao presente, a descrição é glo- to, as consequências que podem advir, pai duma criança não é razão suficien- fie respira. Não sofre”. balmente adequada, sendo certo que o sobre, em síntese, os contornos globais, te para que um ser indefeso continue Insiste-se: não se trata de dar crédito presente a que o livro alude tem uma ele tem dificuldade em responder. a viver. Por isso, é possível condená-lo ao encarniçamento terapêutico, com o dúzia de anos. O livro sobre os consumidores de à morte. Assim determina a legislação qual não deve pactuar-se por ser inútil O olhar que se encontra em La mal media inclui um capítulo que pretende que foi promulgada para se cumprir. e até inumano, quando não existe qual- info. Enquête sur des consommateurs de me- ajudar a evitar a má informação. A pri- Com isto não se quer defender o quer alternativa de subsistência do en- dia (Éditions de L’Aube, 2006) encon- meira recomendação é para que se faça chamado encarniçamento terapêuti- fermo. Neste caso concreto a que nos tra-se voltado, tal como o título indica, um certo jejum mediático, libertador co, mas apenas chamar a atenção dos referimos, a lei condena à morte, con- para o modo como as pessoas conso- de um tempo que pode ser reinvestido perigos que corre qualquer cidadão, tra a vontade dos pais, um ser inocen- mem os media. Como elas usam metá- num consumo diferente e mais equi- quando a lei permite a eutanásia ou te, que tinha possibilidade de, talvez foras alimentares para descrever esse librado. Ou seja, “em alimentos mais o aborto, (sendo este um modo ainda como último recurso, experimentar consumo, Denis Muzet, também fun- consistentes e revigorantes”. mais subtil e camuflado de acabar com um prolongamento do seu tratamen- dador do Institut Médiascopie, propõe Denis Muzet também se dirige aos a existência dum ser humano). A per- to com nova equipa médica que esta- algo que tanto serve para lidar com a patrões dos media e aos jornalistas, pe- da do sentido da inviolabilidade da vi- va disposta a recebê-lo. comida quanto com a informação. Pe- dindo-lhes, entre outras coisas, menos da transforma casos semelhantes numa Provavelmente, esta concordaria com rante uma epidemia de obesidade in- informação em bruto, como a que se emergência clínica habitual, que faci- o fim dos esforços terapêuticos. Mas, formativa, o remédio é “exercício, die- encontra em todo o lado, e mais infor- lita a opção pela morte, desde que as pelo menos, reconhecia-se aos pais, pri- ta e um pouco de musculação”. mações trabalhadas, mais ângulos de esperanças de cura se mostrem muito meiros, naturais e principais respon- “Mediático-sensíveis”, é nisso que as visão, mais olhares distanciados, mais longínquas ou muito obscuras. sáveis pela existência do Alfie, o direi- pessoas se transformaram, observa o tratamento aprofundado. Pode argumentar-se que o Alfie se to de lutar até ao fim por conservar a autor de La mal info. Os media são a sua No Dia Mundial das Comunicações manteve sob cuidados terapêuticos, du- vida do seu filho. Que a lei condene à alimentação e a sua referência – quan- Sociais, que hoje se assinala, há remé- rante quase um ano e meio. É certo, mas morte um criminoso inveterado, sádi- do o livro foi publicado a mesa estava dios e pedidos merecedores de atenção. os seus pais não estiveram sozinhos na co ou patológico é uma realidade que posta para servir não ainda as redes so- luta de procurar novas formas de tra- a maior parte dos países civilizados já ciais, mas apenas os jornais, a rádio e tamento. O próprio Papa Francisco se aboliu. Que a lei prive um ser inocen- a televisão, o que, todavia, pouco mu- interessou pelo caso. Na sequência de te de, eventualmente, poder continuar da. “Insaciável, até se tornar bulímico, uma audiência privada concedida ao a viver, eis o que a eutanásia e o abor- o consumidor de media está sempre a progenitor da criança no Vaticano, o to, de forma descarada, são capazes de petiscar. Fá-lo em todo o lado e a todo Santo Padre efectuou vários telefone- levar a cabo perante o silêncio e até a o tempo, de modo muito apressado e mas onde pedia que o bebé fosse man- aprovação despreocupada e legal dos simples. Por não querer desequilibrar tido vivo. Era possível transferi-lo para mesmos países. o seu regime alimentar, o sobreconsu- um hospital da Cidade Eterna. Obser- mo mediático provoca-lhe uma forma vava o Romano Pontífice: “Comovido de obesidade”. pelas orações e pela ampla solidarie- O freguês dos media julga que o ob- dade a favor do pequeno Alfie Evans, jectivo principal da informação não renovo o meu apelo para que o sofri- é ajudar a compreender o mundo, a mento de seus pais seja ouvido e o seu fornecer-lhe sentido, a estabelecer li- 13.05.18 / DOMINGO / Publicidade / DIÁRIO DO MINHO 03 www.diariodominho.pt 6R``9R #ƈơƠèơơƆơƾëơƠ¢ƾƿ #ƈơƢëơƠ¢ƾƠ ƈƋƆƐƆ¢ƒƆƗ0ƏƑƌƏƆƓƓƓêƐƈƅƊƆƐƋƈƆêƍƐ ƈƇƋƈƆëƾǀƢƾƠƤƾƢƠ dZE^WKZdKZK&//>͗ D/WZdEZ͗ WK/K^͗ WdZK/EKZ͗ 04 DIÁRIO DO MINHO / DOMINGO / 13.05.18 www.diariodominho.pt Igreja estará sempre Cada um é chamado disponível para vos acolher a lançar sementes de e acompanhar naquilo que esperança na vida Braga for necessário. pessoal, familiar, política, ARCEBISPO DE BRAGA económica e ética. Arcebispo de Braga falava na homilia da missa de bÊnção dos finalistas, que decorreu ontem na Avenida Central em Braga D. 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