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MUD Exige Investigar La Detención De Los Flores MARACAIBO, VENEZUELA · LUNES, 16 DE NOVIEMBRE DE 2015 · AÑO VIII · Nº 2.556 CIRCULACIÓN VERIFICADA POR EL COMITÉ CERTIFICADOR DE MEDIOS ANDA-FEVAP PV JUSTO LUNES A SÁBADO BS. 40,00 // DOMINGO BS. 50,00 IGLESIA DEVOCIÓN CONCURSO OBISPO DE CIUDAD GUAYANA: JAIRO GIL ATRIBUYE A LA FE DE TE REGALO UN CUENTO YA “EL FUTURO NO DEPENDE SU MADRE LAS GAITAS QUE LE SUMA MÁS DE 480 HISTORIAS DE DEL GOBIERNO NACIONAL”. 9 COMPONE A LA CHINITA. 14 NIÑOS DE TODO EL ESTADO. 20 CRITICAN EL MUTISMO DE MADURO Y LA AN SÚPER LUNES MUD exige DEPORTIVO investigar la detención de los Flores El secretario general de la MUD demanda, en entrevista con este diario, que el Gobierno y el Parlamento ejerzan soberanía para activar una investigación sobre el “narco escándalo” que salpica a la Presidencia. 2 REMONTADA RAPAZ 2-1 Águilas reacciona en el último inning FRONTERA La zuliana Edicnel Castillo para vencer a Lara. Foto: Cortesía. Pág. 35 desde Francia: “nadie NIÑOS DE “EL ARROYO” se siente seguro” CONVIVEN CON BASURA Y ANIMALES ENFERMOS NBA TENIS La joven, de 24 años, 5 vive en Lille. Cuenta Greivis Vásquez anotó Djokovic arranca con cómo los parisinos 13 puntos contra buen pie el último temen que vuelvan los Cavs de Lebron ELECCIONES Máster del año a ser blancos de 34 323 atentados. Teme que LA VIOLENCIA ESTÁ arrecie la xenofobia. Tres venezolanos LATENTE EN DISCURSOS sobrevivieron al ataque DE LA CAMPAÑA DEL 6D FÚTBOL en el teatro Bataclan. 12 Karim Benzema podríaría 21-36 dejar el Madrid si lo declaran culpable ALERTA REGISTROS 3232 LA BUROCRACIA FRENA LA Muere joven de rabia CREACIÓN DE EMPRESAS SUBCAMPEÓN DE LA F1 DE LOS EMPRENDEDORES Nico Rosberg ganó el GP de Brasil, humana en Guajira donde Maldonado llegó de 11. 11 7 Foto: AFP 31 2 | VERSIÓN FINAL | Maracaibo, lunes, 16 de noviembre de 2015 EXIGEN A LA FISCAL ACTUAR EN EL CASO HENRIQUE CAPRILES: “DE VENEZUELA SALDRÁN” José Guerra, candidato a la Asamblea Nacional, consideró que la \ scal Luisa Ortega Díaz debería actuar con celeridad para indagar El gobernador Henrique Capriles Radonski a rmó en un acto de campaña en Miranda: P sobre la detención de dos sobrinos de la pareja presidencial en Haití por presunto narcotrá co por parte de la DEA. “La Venezuela narcotra cante es minoría”. Política MUD // “Chúo” Torrealba opina que el arresto de los Flores representa el derrumbe moral del régimen “Asamblea Nacional debería Arresto de flores El pasado 11 de noviembre de 2015, autoridades de investigar narco escándalo” Estados Unidos arrestaron por narcotrá co, en Haití, al hijo de crianza y sobrino de la Pide ejercer soberanía. “Debería salir una primera dama de Venezuela, misión de diputados hacia los Estados Unidos Cilia Flores. Campo Flores y Flores Freites portaban a enterarse de los pormenores de este caso y pasaportes diplomáticos exponerlos ante la comunidad nacional” de la República Bolivariana de Venezuela y al ser capturados, reclamaron inmunidad diplomática. Norka Marrufo | cientes al entorno familiar cercanos al correo@versionfi nal.com.ve poder, con un crimen espantoso como es el del narcotráfi co, que a su vez está asociado con el morbo de la violencia l arresto por narcotráfi co generalizada”, acotó. presentación ante juez de Efraín Antonio Campo Lamenta que “frente a una situa- Flores y Francisco Flores ción como ésta, que es tremendamente de Freites, hijo de crianza y preocupante, tremendamente grave, Tras la presentación ante el E juez James L. Cott, el jueves sobrino de la primera dama de Vene- tremendamente dura, lo que tenemos zuela, Cilia Flores, respectivamente, desde el poder, es un silencio escan- 12, se supo que no hubo “lo que viene es a corrobar o a ratifi car daloso, y digo escandaloso porque el solicitud de anza por parte ante el país, que hay un severo pro- silencio también es un discurso”. de la defensa. El consenso blema que trasciende lo económico, Recordó que el presidente Maduro, es que seguirán detenidos. social, político y que está ya en la na- incluso antes de que el tribunal dicta- La próxima audiencia será el turaleza ética y en el derrumbe moral ra la sentencia, llamó “El Monstruo de miércoles 18 de noviembre de de un régimen”. Así lo consideró Jesús Ramo Verde” a Leopoldo López. “Aho- 2015, a las 3pm, ante el juez “Chuo” Torrealba, secretario ejecutivo ra resulta que se enfrenta a este hecho, Paul Crotty. de la Mesa de la Unidad Democrática que requiere de él una explicación, y y jefe del Comando de Campaña de la está asombrosamente mudo”. Venezuela Unida, a Versión Final. Considera que “el país tiene de- recho a saber: a) que en efecto esas decomiso del yate personas forman parte del entorno “El pueblo venezolano familiar allegado al más alto circulo El viernes 13,fuerzas de tiene derecho a saber de del poder b) tiene derecho a saber si seguridad dominicanas dónde salió ese yate, de esas personas tienen o usaban pasa- allanaron la casa de Francisco donde salió ese avión, de porte diplomático, c) tiene derecho Javier Flores Suárez (C.I. V- dónde salió la droga y a a saber si en efecto una de esas per- 7.128.340), en la urbanización dónde iba el dinero” sonas tienen como abogado defensor Casa de Campo, en el sureste a un representante del mismo bufete de la República Dominicana, “Cuando cualquier habitante de La que representa los intereses de la pe- donde encontraron 80 Limpia Sur, La Cañada, de cualquier trolera estatal venezolana (Pdvsa) en kilogramos de clorhidrato barrio de Maracaibo o de toda Vene- Estados Unidos”. de cocaína (al 99%), zuela, tiene un hijo o un padre que ha decomisaron el yate “The Kingdom” registrado en caído bajo esas balas y ahora se entera De dónde salió el yate “Chúo” Torrealba cree que la única manera de que el país se entere de lo que que capos de esa actividad criminal En su rosario de cuestionamientos, está ocurriendo en el caso de los Flores es “con una nueva AN que se aboque a Bahamas (Y0016), propiedad circulan por el mundo amparados “Chúo” pide que se inicie, “hasta por investigar esto, hasta sus últimas vinculaciones”. Foto: Humberto Matheus de Francisco Flores Suarez por pasaportes diplomáticos, eso es razones de orgullo nacional, una in- un golpe demasiado duro, demasiado vestigación local sobre este tema. Al duro para el ciudadano, sobre todo permitir que dos connacionales estén Responsabilidad individual venezolanos, que fueron agarrados para el ciudadano de a pie”. siendo investigados única y exclusiva- Benigno Alarcón, director del Cen- infraganti en una operación, hay unas 53 kilos de cocaina Desde su óptica, este país que ya mente por un gran jurado del sur de tro de Estudios Políticos de la Univer- pruebas en una fi scalía norteamerica- Dentro del Yate, de 135 pies estaba dispuesto a castigar con el voto Nueva York, estamos de alguna ma- sidad Católica Andrés Bello, tiene una na, y lo que corresponde en este caso con pista de aterrizaje para a este gobierno por las razones eco- nera, no ejerciendo soberanía. Aquí tesis contraria a Chuo Torrealba, en es que estas personas se defi endan helicópteros, estaban 53 nómicas y sociales “harto conocidas, la Asamblea Nacional debería investi- relación con el pronunciamiento de la contratando sus abogados. La respon- kilogramos de clorhidrato de por el tema de la carestía, de las co- gar. Debería salir una misión de dipu- Asamblea Nacional. sabilidad penal es personal. No hay cocaína y 10 kilogramos de las, del empleo, ahora tiene una razón tados hacia EE. UU. a enterarse de los “Yo no creo que ningún organis- una acusación contra el país, hay una heroína de alta pureza. adicional y es este nexo de presuntos, pormenores de este caso y exponerlos mo debería pronunciarse sobre este acusación contra personas específi - de personas presuntamente pertene- ante la comunidad nacional”. tema. Aquí hay un par de ciudadanos cas”, alegó el profesor. Política VERSIÓN FINAL | Maracaibo, lunes, 16 de noviembre de 2015 | 3 PARLAMENTARIAS // El periodista afirma que el sistema electoral venezolano está “blindado” Campaña Luis Pérez: “Se Rangel: “La única garantía quiere un diputado que escuche” es respetar el resultado” Agencias | El candidato a a la Asamblea Na- cional por el circuito 7, Luis Pérez, Destacó en su alguien lo alegó años atrás y se com- perteneciente al Partido Socialista programa que el prometió a presentar las pruebas nun- Unido de Venezuela (PSUV), se ca lo hizo porque no existían”, acotó encontró con los trabajadores del país “enemigo de Rangel. Metro de Maracaibo, quienes se aventuras, debe comprometieron a apoyarlo para estar sereno, pero Desinterés opinativo las elecciones del próximo 6-D. En cuanto a la matriz de opinión y Al menos 500 trabajadores de alerta y vigilante” sus generadores, Rangel dijo que: “En esa empresa se sumaron a la campa- ellos no existe el menor interés por ña y que plantearon sus inquietudes ayudar a Venezuela, sino que lo que y necesidades al candidato a la AN Dirwin Sánchez | buscan es que la violencia se instaure por las parroquias Cristo de Aranza, en el país y que los venezolanos se ma- Cacique Mara y Cecilio Acosta. ten entre sí”. Pérez señaló que ha tenido en- l respeto a la voluntad so- Rangel también se refi erió a los cuentros con todos los sectores berana es la única garantía exmandatarios que han expresado su durante estos días, para conocer de la estabilidad y la paz en pensar sobre Venezuela. las necesidades y plantear alianzas Eel país, así como el estricto El ex ministro de Defensa descarta fraudes para el 6D.
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