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Entrevista a Leila Guerriero Programa De Empleo Juvenil «Accedemos» La Muestra: Macchiaioli, Los Impresionistas Italianos Prin Acción Social y Ciencias del Seguro y Cultura y Medio Ambiente y Prevención y Salud y Seguridad Vial Septiembre 2013 Septiembre 24 LaFundaciónREVISTA DE Septiembre 2013 24 FUNDACIÓN MAPFRE FUNDACIÓN ENTREVISTA A LEILA GUERRIERO PROGRAMA DE EMPLEO JUVENIL «ACCEDEMOS» LA MUESTRA: MACCHIAIOLI, LOS IMPRESIONISTAS ITALIANOS PRINCIPIOS PARA LA SOSTENIBILIDAD EN SEGUROS ENCUESTA SOBRE EL CAMBIO CLIMÁTICO LAS VÍCTIMAS DE ACCIDENTES Fundación DE TRÁFICO La ACTIVIDADES EN CURSO www.fundacionmapfre.org Acción Social y Exposición «Historia de México a Cataluña, Comunidad Valenciana, través de la fotografía». Museo Malta y Puerto Rico. y Programa de integración laboral Nacional de Arte de México. de personas con discapacidad México D. F. Hasta el 10 de y Campaña «Educación «Juntos Somos Capaces». noviembre. medioambiental» en centros Canarias, Galicia y Zaragoza. escolares. Burgos, Málaga y Toledo y Exposición «Macchiaioli. Realismo y comunidades autónomas de y Desarrollo de actividades del impresionista en Italia». Sala Asturias, Galicia y La Rioja, y en proyecto iberoamericano para la Recoletos. Madrid. Desde el 12 de Argentina, Brasil, Costa Rica, mejora de la inclusión educativa. septiembre hasta el 5 de enero de Paraguay y República Dominicana. Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, 2014. Ecuador, El Salvador, Nicaragua, y Campaña «Con mayor Cuidado» Panamá, Paraguay, República dirigida a prevenir accidentes de Dominicana y Uruguay. mayores. Argentina, Brasil, México y Portugal. Ciencias del Seguro y Desarrollo de diez cursos e-learning sobre prevención, salud y medio y Museo del Seguro. Exposición ambiente. permanente. C/Bárbara de Braganza, 14. Madrid. Seguridad Vial y XX edición del Máster Universitario en Seguros y y Cursos de educación vial Gerencia de Riesgos. Gasolinera Rebel, Moundville, Alabama, 1964. impartidos por la policía local. ©William Christenberry, cortesía Parque Infantil de Tráfico de Alcalá y Máster Universitario en Gestión y Pace/MacGill Gallery, New York. de Henares (Madrid). Técnica de Seguros. y Exposición «William y Nueva convocatoria del curso y 18 cursos e-learning de Christenberry». Sala Castellana. e-learning «Auditorías de especialización en seguros. Madrid. Desde el 25 de septiembre Seguridad Vial». hasta el 24 de noviembre. y Publicación del Ranking de grupos y Nueva convocatoria del curso aseguradores de América Latina e-learning «Planes de Seguridad Vial». 2012. Prevención, Salud y Medio Ambiente y Caravana de Educación Vial en diversas localidades de Cataluña. Cultura y Campaña «CuidadoSOS», dirigida a prevenir accidentes infantiles en y Talleres de la Campaña Escolar. y Exposición «Una mirada sobre centros escolares. Madrid, Brasil. La fotografía en la Colombia y Chile. y Actividad «Pequeseguros» en construcción de la imagen de la diversas localidades españolas. nación». Centro Cultural de y Campaña «Vivir en Salud».Talleres Banco do Brasil, Brasilia. Hasta el en centros escolares dirigidos a y Actividad «Pequeciclistas» en 20 de octubre. fomentar hábitos saludables. diversas localidades españolas. LA IMAGEN La elevada tasa de desempleo juvenil, superior al 50 por ciento, es, sin duda, uno de los principales problemas de la sociedad española. Por ello, FUNDACIÓN MAPFRE ha puesto en marcha el programa «Accedemos», que tiene como objetivo impulsar la incorporación de los jóvenes españoles al mercado laboral. Con este programa, del que encontrarán amplia información en el interior de la revista, FUNDACIÓN MAPFRE trata de intensificar su apoyo a las personas, en unos momentos en los que la sociedad lo necesita más que nunca. 3 SUMARIO 6 Entrevista Leila Guerriero, Premio González-Ruano de Periodismo. 10 Acción social En marcha el programa «Accedemos», la apuesta de FUNDACIÓN MAPFRE para fomentar el empleo juvenil. 16 Acción social La Ciudad del Niño, una oportunidad de educación y desarrollo para menores LaFundación vulnerables en Panamá. FUNDACIÓN MAPFRE24 Septiembre 2013 La Fundación Revista de FUNDACIÓN MAPFRE Presidente del Consejo Editorial: Alberto Manzano Martos Directora: Luz García Cajete Edita: Subdirección General de Comunicación de MAPFRE Redacción y Publicidad: Ctra. de Pozuelo 52. 28222 Majadahonda. Madrid. Tel.: 91 581 50 73 Fax: 91 581 83 82. E-mail: [email protected] www.fundacionmapfre.org Distribuye: Departamento de Difusión y Logística de FUNDACIÓN MAPFRE. Pº de Recoletos, 23. 28004 Madrid. Tel. : 91 602 52 21. E-mail: [email protected] Realización editorial: Consultores de Comunicación y Marketing COMARK XXI. [email protected] Diseño gráfico: Leonor Llorente 20 La muestra Fotomecánica: Lumimar Los macchiaioli, viaje al realismo impresionista Imprime: C.G.A. de la Italia de mediados del XIX. Depósito legal: M-26870-2008 ISSN: 1888-7813 28 Fotografía La publicación de esta Revista no supone necesariamente para Retrospectiva de la obra del artista FUNDACIÓN MAPFRE conformidad con el contenido de los norteamericano William Christenberry. artículos y trabajos que en ella se contienen. Previa expresa autorización de los editores, y siempre citando su procedencia, 4 está autorizada la reproducción de artículos y noticias. 52 Salud Estudio sobre los factores de riesgo y de protección en el pádel, segundo deporte más practicado en España. 34 Patrimonio Una mirada sobre la producción artística de Alberto García-Alix. 56 Seguros Principios para la Sostenibilidad en Seguros, el compromiso con el medio ambiente de 38 Actualidad 30 multinacionales aseguradoras. La participación de FUNDACIÓN MAPFRE en el Google Art Project. 41 Exposiciones en otras sedes 42 Seguridad vial La carrera de obstáculos de las víctimas de accidentes de tráfico en España. 60 Medio ambiente La respuesta de la sociedad española ante el cambio climático 2013, estudio de FUNDACIÓN MAPFRE. 64 Ver y leer Novedades. 66 Noticias 46 Especial FUNDACIÓN MAPFRE GUANARTEME, más de dos décadas solidarias en Canarias. 70 Agenda 5 ENTREVISTA 6 Leila Guerriero La vitalidad de la crónica latinoamericana Leila Guerriero es uno de los talentos literarios más escribía poemas, y me encantaba cuando en el colegio te prometedores de Latinoamérica. Ganadora de la pedían una redacción y te daban un tema. Trataba de imi- XXXVIII convocatoria del Premio González-Rua- tar el estilo de escritores que me gustaban, como el nor- no de Periodismo por su artículo «El bovarismo, teamericano Ray Bradbury u Horacio Quiroga, autor argen- dos mujeres y un pueblo de La Pampa», publica- tino de cuentos del litoral y de la selva, cuentos escabrosos do en la revista El malpensante, nos desvela en con historias de amor, de locura y de muerte. esta entrevista el origen de su vocación literaria y cómo se gestó la escritura del artículo ganador. ¿Cuál fue el primer cuento que recuerda haber escuchado? En mi casa el libro circulaba como forma de entreteni- Autor: Daniel Restrepo Fotos: Alejandra López miento, había todo tipo de libros, desde best sellers hasta autores más refinados, y no había ninguna censura. Mi ¿Por qué le gusta escribir? papá, que es muy lector, y además un lector completa- Hay una frase que creo que es de Katherine Mansfield mente intuitivo, me descubrió autores que son ahora de que dice «No me gusta escribir, sino haber escrito», y yo culto. Por ejemplo, me leía los cuentos de Juan José Ma- creo que en mi caso es un poco así. El proceso de escritu- nauta. Recuerdo que me causó una impresión muy espe- ra para mí, que soy lenta, es bastante tortuoso, me cues- cial un cuento que me leyó en los años 70, en plena dic- ta mucho organizar las ideas, ponerlas en la pantalla. Su- tadura, un relato aterrador de Lovecraft, publicado por pongo que lo que me gusta es el resultado de eso, de esos entregas en una revista de ciencia ficción que se llamaba varios días de encierro y de insistencia con un texto. Cuan- El Péndulo. Era muy buena pero con una periodicidad do paso mucho tiempo sin escribir –para mí mucho tiem- muy errática, aparecía cada tres meses y después tardaba po sin escribir son dos semanas–, siento que el mundo se tres más, y nunca pudimos leer el final del cuento, lo cual desorganiza. La escritura me ayuda a entender el mundo, me dio mucha rabia. Años más tarde conseguí las obras como si me lo contara a mí misma para luego contárselo completas de Lovecraft y lo releí, pero recuerdo que mi a otro, y creo que por eso me gusta escribir. frustración duró muchos años por no saber su final. ¿Cuándo empezó a hacerlo? También mi abuelo Elías, de origen sirio, me contaba Cuando era muy pequeñita. No tengo un registro de los pri- relatos e historias que luego descubrí que estaban en meros textos, pero seguramente eran cosas que escribía co- Las mil y una noches, y anécdotas de emigrante recién lle- mo cuentos o textos a la manera de algún escritor que me gado a la Argentina de los años cuarenta o de su vida en gustaba. Un poco después, más o menos a los diez años, el campo. 7 ENTREVISTA «Los perfiles biográficos que dibuja Leila Guerriero demuestran que el periodismo puede ser una de las bellas artes y producir obras de valía, sin renunciar a su obligación primordial, que es informar» MARIO VARGAS LLOSA, «PIEDRA DE TOQUE». EL PAÍS, 19 DE MAYO DE 2013 Y ese ambiente le llevó a la lectura. ¿Cuál fue el primer libro difícil encontrar un medio tradicional donde se pueda pu- que leyó? blicar un texto de este tipo. Por ello me parece que por una La verdad es que no lo recuerdo, había muchos libros en parte goza de muy buena salud gracias a la tozudez de mu- mi pequeña biblioteca, en mi habitación, como comenta- chos periodistas que insisten en hacer esto a pesar de las ba antes: Ray Bradbury, Mark Twain, Dickens... A mí no dificultades, pero por otra parte ese entusiasmo choca me gustaba mucho Dickens cuando era niña, me aburría, con la falta espacios tradicionales para publicar. me parecía demasiado; sin embargo, devoraba todos los li- bros de Mark Twain y los de un personaje que se llamaba Creo que la situación es distinta en España, donde hay muy Príncipe Valiente, de Harold Foster.
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