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Edición Impresa El precio de la vivienda sube ahora casi la El primer diario que no se vende mitad que hace un año Viernes 20 ABRIL DE 2007. AÑO VIII. NÚMERO 1689 Enesteprimertrimestre los pisos se han incrementado en un 7,2%, cuandoenelmismo periodo de 2006 lo hicieron en un 12%. Es el mayor frenazo de precios en ocho años. Aguirre dice que le encantaría posar desnuda si estuviera en condiciones Madrid es la segunda región donde menos subieron, un 4,5%, por detrás de La Rioja. 8 Como ha hecho la concejala del PP de Lepe, Ma- ría Dolores Jiménez en Interviú. 3 Los antiparquímetros se encierran en la Junta de Fuencarral Un centenar de vecinos irrumpieron anoche en el pleno del distrito, que tuvo que suspen- derse, mientras otros los apoyaban en la calle. 5 Las calles del centro de la capital se cortan el domingo por el maratón Unos 13.000 participantes recorrerán La Caste- llana hasta el parque del Retiro, a las 9.00 h. 4 Deportes Motos, fútbol, básquet, tenis... El desarrollo y los resultados del fin de sema- na puedes seguirlos en 20minutos.es. 21 RUBÉN HERNÁNDEZ CABALAR / EFE EL SEVILLA ARRASA EN RIAZOR (0-3) Denuncia que le pegaron 6 vigilantes en el metro Y ACARICIA LA FINAL DE LA COPA 18 Víctor, de 40 años y trabajador de la construcción, explica que 6 vigilantes del metro le apalearon el martes en la esta- ción de Legazpi. Perseguían a un mantero y él comentó: «Ese negrito corre como un venado»; según su versión, los de MESSI SUPERSTAR Su golazo estuvo en 2 boca de todos y él se lo dedicó a Maradona. 18 seguridad entendieron que les llamaba racistas y le pegaron. Metro lo niega, pero un testigo lo ratificó a 20 minutos. Un joven de 22 años mata a su novia y luego se cuelga de un árbol en Navarra El cuerpo de la chica lo encontró la Policía al inves- ELIGE LO QUE tutiplán 27 Castigan a 5 tigar la muerte del novio. Vivían juntos en Tudela. 9 QUIERAS maestros por De Juana ha salido dos veces del A partir de hospital para ir a ver a un homeópata * pedir mejoras Pesa 67 kilos, ha ganado 15 desde que el 1 de mar- 499€ con IVA ¡Búscalo, zo fue trasladado a San Sebastián y tiene un soplo. 10 DECIDE para el centro léelo y, CUANTO PAGAS cuando La incitación al racismo y la xenofobia El IES Manuel Patarroyo expe- termines, será delito en la Unión Europea dienta a los docentes por negar- Las penas oscilarán entre uno y tres años de pri- ¡Ordenadores Dell™ a precios increíbles! ¡LLAMA DELL™ AHORA! TORBELLINO se a dar clase sin calefacción. 4 PÁ- sión. Negar el holocausto también se castiga. 11 DE EMOCIONES Y TODO ESTO Y MUCHO MÁS, Se estrena La vida en rosa, la biografía El Príncipe: «El SA- CONTINUAMENTE ACTUALIZADO, EN... 902 119 069 www.dell.es de la mítica cantante Édith Piaf. Coste llamada 0,0833€ y 0,0673€ por minuto. Oferta válida hasta el 01/05/2007 *gastos de envío (92,80€ con IVA) no incluidos en el precio parto no está LO! ANDY & LUCAS EN ALCALÁ programado» 25 2 VIERNES 20 DE ABRIL DE 2007 MADRID T MUNICIPIOS T MÓSTOLES T TORREJÓN DE ARDOZ T PUEBLA DE LA SIERRA T EL ÁLAMO T S. S. DE LOS REYES T LEGANÉS Medirá emisiones de las Videojuego educativo Jornadas de pastoreo Feria medieval El Pisos protegidos La antenas Móstoles será El Ayuntamiento presentó El municipio acoge hoy municipio celebra desde presidenta Esperanza la primera localidad de ayer un videojuego y mañana viernes unas el sábado 28 de abril hasta Aguirre entrega hoy las España en disponer de educativo destinado a jornadas, denominadas 280 el miércoles 2 de mayo llaves de 106 viviendas una sonda del Ministerio niños de 4 a 12 años, que Pastoreo y paisaje en la GRAMOS DE HACHÍS una feria medieval, que protegidas en régimen de de Industria para medir pretende fomentar la sierra norte de Madrid, leencontraronaladue- incluirá este año paseos alquiler. Los inquilinos las emisiones de las cerca igualdad de oportunidades para reflexionar sobre ñadeunbar.Lostenía en burros para los niños pagarán 330 euros por un de 30 antenas de telefonía. entre hombres y mujeres. la ganadería extensiva. preparadosparavender y un zoco árabe. piso con plaza de garaje. Denuncia a seis vigilantes SEGUNDOS por una paliza en el metro Un cabo del Ejército muere al recibir Un ecuatoriano asegura que lo golpearon en Legazpi. Movimiento contra la Intolerancia dice que hay «continuas agresiones a los viajeros» un disparo en Usera José Javier Cepeda Torrijos, de 29 años y guardia TATIANA ESCÁRRAGA real, murió la madrugada del jueves en Usera tras 20 MINUTOS recibir un disparo a quemarropa cuando se diri- «Me golpearon en la cara; yo gía al metro. Los efectivos del Samur encontra- les pedía que no me pega- ron al joven tumbado en la calle con una herida ranyellosmemetieronun de bala con entrada en el hemitórax izquierdo. trapo en la boca y uno me Fuentes policiales precisaron que el joven era ca- pateó la cabeza. Parecía que bo del Ejército y natural de Alcázar de San Juan lo estaban disfrutando». Así (Ciudad Real), aunque vivía en Madrid. describe Víctor L., ecuato- rianode40añosytrabaja- dor de la construcción, el «horror» que vivió el pasado martes en la estación de Le- gazpi a manos de seis vigi- lantes del suburbano. Víctor L. –según su ver- sión–, subía las escaleras el martes a las 19.00 h, cuando presenció cómo unos vigilan- tes de la empresa Prosegur perseguían a un chico del top manta. «Ese negrito corre co- mo un venado», dijoVíctor, justo cuando un guardia pa- sabaasulado.Alllegaralpa- sillo, dos de ellos lo espera- ban: ¿Quién es racista?, le pre- guntaron con rabia. Q «Pedí que me mataran» MIRA TODAS LAS FOTOS DE LA AGRESIÓN EN www.20minutos.es Trasunadiscusiónenlaque Un viajero presenció la agresión y tomó estas imágenes con su móvil. Asegura que Víctor fue conducido a un cuarto. Víctor asegura que trató de explicar que «no había hecho AGREDIDO POR TIROTEADA EN UN TREN EN LA ESTACIÓN DE SOL Monumento a Suárez nada», llegó el primer puñe- HABLAR EN ÁRABE DE CERCANÍAS INSULTOS RACISTAS tazo, directo a la cara. Luego, Un grupo de comerciantes de Moratalaz han pagado de entre seis vigilantes lo con- En noviembre un marroquí Una indigente angoleña que Dos hermanos peruanos de su bolsillo un monumento en homenaje al ex presidente dujeron esposado a un cuar- denunció que fue agredidio dormía en un vagón recibió 17 y 16 años contaron a 20 del Gobierno Adolfo Suárez. FOTO: VÍCTOR LERENA / EFE to. Dos se quedaron con él. Y por dos vigilantes en la dos impactos de bala tras un minutos en octubre que llegó el horror. «Estaba tan estación de Atocha porque forcejeo con un vigilante de unos vigilantes de Sol los desesperado por los golpes hablabaenárabe.El seguridad en la estación de increparon con insultos A prisión 12 años mañana, respectivamen- que me daban, que les dije Movimiento contra la Cercanías en Móstoles. racistas y golpearon a uno por matar al novio te, la llegada del metro al que me mataran ya». Intolerancia se personará Ocurrió en noviembre. La de ellos por un panel que La Audiencia Provincial distrito de Villaverde, La suya es la cuarta de- en el juicio, el 9 de mayo. mujer resultó herida grave. se cayó accidentalmente. de Madrid ha condena- después de 20 años de nuncia por agresiones de los do a 12 años y ocho me- reivindicaciones. El sá- vigilantes del metro a viaje- ses de prisión a una mu- bado abren siete nuevas ros en los últimos seis meses la Intolerancia, que se perso- cuarto». Metro niega los he- Abrantes (L11),Carabanchel jer ecuatoriana de 33 años estaciones de la Línea 3. (ver cuadros de colores). «Los nará como acusación popu- chos y asegura queVíctor L. (L5) y Pan Bendito (L11). por haber matado de seis abusos y agresiones empie- lar en un juicio por otro caso dio un puñetazo a un vigilan- puñaladas a su compa- Vendían coches sin u zan a ser constantes y creo ocurrido en Atocha. te. Tras ser reducido, espera- Dinos GGG@ ñero sentimental tras una pagar impuestos que hay una responsabilidad 20 minutos ha contacta- ron a que llegara la Policía. Ca- ... si has visto una agresión en el discusión ocurrida en ju- Seis personas han sido no sólo de la empresa, sino do con un viajero que presen- da día se registran 6 delitos metro nio del 2005 en Torrejón detenidas como presun- también del Ministerio del In- ció la escena que relataVíc- en el metro, la mayoría, hur- CUÉNTANOSLO EN... de Ardoz, por celos. tos autores de un fraude terior», señala Esteban Iba- tor: «Vi como lo tenían en el tos. Las estaciones más con- E-MAIL [email protected] a la Hacienda al vender OENwww.20minutos.es rra, del Movimiento contra suelo y lo metieron en un flictivas son Oporto (L5 y L6), Un hombre muere 550 vehículos de alta ga- al chocar su moto ma adquiridos en países Un motorista de unos 50 de la UE sin liquidar un evangelizadora y social en años falleció ayer por la total de 5,5 millones de Llevan al Arzobispo 2.000 firmas contra San Carlos Borromeo. mañana al chocar con- euros de IVA y de im- En la asamblea se expu- tra la mediana de la cir- puesto de matriculación. sieron otras iniciativas: una cunvalación de la M-30.
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