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Levanta Vuelo JUEVES 13 de abril de 2017 Año CI Tomo II, No. 36,380 Ciudad de México 80 páginas $15.00 FUNCIÓN ADRENALINA Clausura 2017 ENCRUCIJADA Levanta vuelo 1 - 0 Se estrena Cordero de Dios, una Con un gol al final del encuentro, película que narra el dilema de monjas América gana a Necaxa y se polacas violadas por el Ejército ruso. coloca en el quinto lugar. REVELAN APOYO DE OSIEL CÁRDENAS Narco pagó campaña de Yarrington En 1998 se pactó el respaldo en un restaurante de Reynosa; priista pedía obtener recursos “sin importar de dónde provinieran”, según testimoniales del caso POR JUAN PABLO REYES MÉXICO SOLICITA El Cártel del A ITALIA CEDERLO Operadores de Tomás Ya- Golfo se alió a La PGR y SRE dijeron que se hizo la rrington y líderes del Cártel del petición formal de extradición de Golfo pactaron en 1998 el apo- ‘Ndrangheta Yarrington a Italia, pese a que la ficha yo a la candidatura de éste a la roja emitida ya daba pie a ser gubernatura de Tamaulipas. Según el “Proyecto Rec- detenido y traído a México. Según el testigo protegi- koning”, durante el gobier- PRIMERA | PÁGINA 6 do Óscar, la reunión fue en no de Tomás Yarrington CULIACÁN, SINALOA el restaurante La Mansión del el Cártel del Golfo y la CAMPEA CRIMEN EN Foto: Reuters Foto: Prado, en Reynosa, Tamauli- ‘Ndrangheta afianzaron su FERIA DE TEXCOCO ARROJAN A UNA PERSONA pas, a petición de Yarrington, alianza. Comerciantes se quejan de quien solicitó a sus colabora- La lucha contra este extorsiones y del aumento de dores encontrar recursos para pacto criminal permitió asesinatos; autoridades municipales DESDE UNA AVIONETA su campaña, “sin importar de a Italia y a EU detener a de Texcoco identifican matrícula del dónde provinieran”. 507 personas, asegurar 40 narcohelicóptero. Los testimoniales de Óscar toneladas de droga y deco- PRIMERA | PÁGINA 16 na avioneta que volaba a baja altura arrojó a una persona refieren que, tras ese primer misar 601 mdd. en la comunidad de El Dorado, en Culiacán, Sinaloa. El acercamiento, durante el vera- — Marcos Muedano AMPARAN CONTRA hombre cayó sobre el techo de una clínica del Instituto no y otoño de 1998 entregaron PRIMERA | PÁGINA 7 EXTRADICIÓN A EL H Mexicano del Seguro Social; aún no se determina si la dinero para la campaña de Ya- Debido a fallas procesales, un juez dio víctima ya estaba muerta cuando fue lanzada desde la rrington y las cantidades osci- Osiel Cárdenas, líder del Cártel un amparo a Héctor Beltrán Leyva aeronave. Versiones sin confirmar dijeron que otros dos laban entre medio millón y un del Golfo, para apoyar la cam- contra el acuerdo por el que la millón de dólares. paña y éste se lo mandó al día Cancillería concedió su extradición a cuerpos tirados fueron rescatados por supuestos grupos armados antes Un colaborador de Yarring- siguiente, según el testimonial. Estados Unidos. Ude que llegaran las autoridades. ton pidió directamente dinero a PRIMERA | PÁGINA 6 PRIMERA | PÁGINA 17 PRIMERA | PÁGINA 17 MIGRACIÓN TENDENCIA Celebra Trump “increíble” baja de indocumentados Foto: AnaBeatriz Reyes Foto: NOTIMEX RECIBIÓ BALA QUE Plantean más días por maternidad WASHINGTON.— El presi- IBA A SU MAESTRA La Secretaría del Trabajo y Previsión Social y dente de Estados Unidos, La bala que mató al niño Jonathan la Unicef acordaron impulsar que las madres Martínez, de ocho años, estaba Foto: AFP Foto: Donald Trump, aseveró que puedan recibir 14 semanas por maternidad, en destinada a su maestra, quien era previo a la construcción del lugar de las 12 previstas por la ley. PROTESTAS SE AGUDIZAN esposa del agresor de la escuela de muro con México ya hay una educación especial de San PRIMERA | PÁGINA 10 VAN 5 MUERTOS EN VENEZUELA “increíble” disminución de Bernardino, California. 68% en la migración indocu- PRIMERA | PÁGINA 5 Las protestas de los últimos días han dejado mentada a su país. cinco muertos y 325 arrestos en Venezuela. En la “Nadie ha visto números PIDEN OLVIDAR LEY imagen, opositores y simpatizantes de Maduro así, es un récord; de hecho TWITTER chocan afuera de una iglesia de Caracas. la gente ya no está intentan- DE INMIGRACIÓN DESALOJO POR FUGA GLOBAL | PÁGINA 5 do entrar porque sabe que no La Unión de Libertades Civiles de puede”, manifestó en una en- América solicitó a 13 Departamentos Una fuga clandestina de combustible en Tlajomulco, Jalisco, de Sheriffs de Texas olvidar la trevista con la cadena Fox Bu- aplicación de ley de inmigración; provocó el desalojo de tres mil personas de dos fraccionamientos. DINERO siness Network. también demandaron que no Trump manifestó que no colaboren con la ICE. obstante las cifras su admi- PRIMERA | PÁGINA 4 PREVÉN ATENUAR ALZA A TASAS nistración tomará “muy pron- @GOBTLAJOMULCO El Banco de México asevera que tiene cierto to” una decisión final sobre Dijo que hubo cientos de margen para que los futuros aumentos sean de el proyecto ganador para la interesados, pero quiere ver menor magnitud a los anteriores. construcción del muro en la más diseños para decidir. PRIMERA | PÁGINA 12 frontera con México. PRIMERA | PÁGINA 4 PRIMERA | PÁGINA 18 COMUNIDAD EL ZÓCALO, SUSPENDEN DEFENSA DEL Carlos Elizondo Mayer-Serra 8 A RITMO DE María Marván Laborde 8 OBRA; SIGUEN BMW APELA... Humberto Musacchio 9 MAMBO Luis de la Barreda Solórzano 9 EDIFICANDO EN VACACIONES El 33 Festival del Jose Buendía Hegewisch 10 Pese a violar al menos La defensa de Carlos Centro Histórico rendirá Ángel Verdugo 13 Salomón Villuendas homenaje a Dámaso Félix Cortés Camarillo 16 cuatro leyes y ser Juan José Rodríguez Prats 18 suspendida, obra en la Adame se queja de Pérez Prado, en el Zócalo Venustiano Carranza que no pudo presentar capitalino, durante su continúa construyéndose. pruebas debido a la clausura el domingo. PÁGINA 5 temporada de asueto. EXPRESIONES PÁGINA 1 CRITICAN EN EL SENADO CHANTAJE DEL PAN CONVICCIÓN El Partido Revolucionario A seis días de que comenzara a circular próximo Fiscal Anticorrupción. Institucional “no puede entre los senadores el proyecto de dictamen Raúl Morón señaló que “desde conceder nuevamente al para evitar que Raúl Cervantes se convierta hace varias semanas el PAN ha venido PAN lo que ellos quieran, en Fiscal General en automático, el planteando como condición para el creo que tienen que hacer- experredista Raúl Morón criticó que el PAN nombramiento del Fiscal Anticorrupción lo por convicción”, insistió haga chantaje al PRI para obligarlo a esta que primero se apruebe la reforma Raúl Morón. reforma apresurada, a fin de que se avale al constitucional”. — Leticia Robles de la Rosa EXCELSIOR 2 JUEVES 13 DE ABRIL DE 2017 @Excelsior POLITICA Foto: Daniel Betanzos/Archivo El senador Raúl Morón señala que se debe eliminar el pase automá- NACIONAL tico de Raúl Cervantes, pero que no debe existir condicionante. Del Mazo ofrece más salud ELECCIONES ZINACANTEPEC 2017 Josefina promete bonos a El candidato del abuelitos PRI promete que POR DALILA RAMÍREZ se dará atención Corresponsal médica los fines [email protected] de semana y ZINACANTEPEC.— Jose- que ampliará fina Vázquez Mota, candi- data a la gubernatura del programas Estado de México por el Partido Acción Nacional POR DALILA RAMÍREZ (PAN), prometió que los Corresponsal estudiantes, personas de [email protected] la tercera edad y gente con alguna discapacidad ten- LERMA.— Al reconocer que drán transporte gratuito aún hay pendientes en diversos para apoyarlos. sectores como el de la salud, el Durante un mitin en la candidato a la gubernatura del cabecera del municipio, dijo Estado de México por la coali- que los primeros podrán de ción PRI-Verde-Panal-ES, Al- Foto: Cuartoscuro esta manera ahorrar para fredo del Mazo Maza, aseguró REITERA APOYO AL CAMPO. Alfredo del Mazo recorrió los municipios de Atlacomulco (foto), Jilotepec y Lerma, a quienes refrendó su sus estudios, mientras que que ampliará la cobertura de compromiso de hacer más productivo el campo mexiquense mediante créditos, tecnificación y capacitación. los adultos mayores podrán atención en los centros de sa- tener una vida digna y los úl- lud los siete días de la semana. timos tendrán mayor acceso Aceptó que actualmente e inclusión. cuando alguien se enferma y es VIOLENCIA DE GÉNERO Y SPOT Indicó que en su go- fin de semana no puede acudir Me comprometo a que bierno los abuelitos que a los centros de salud más cer- el primer municipio en cuiden de sus nietos ten- canos porque no hay nadie que donde todos los cen- drán un bono mensual los atienda, para lo cual se com- Morena critica al INE de 400 pesos, además de prometió con los vecinos del tros de salud abran los que también cada mes se municipio de Lerma que esta fines de semana sea POR AURORA ZEPEDA abrirán 10 mil nuevos em- localidad será la primera en que en Lerma.” [email protected] pleos, bien pagados y cer- haya dicho servicio. canos a las casas de los El abanderado tricolor rei- ALFREDO DEL Morena se quejó por decisio- mexiquenses. teró que en su administración MAZO nes tomadas por el Tribunal existirá el “salario rosa”, que CANDIDATO DEL PRI Electoral y el INE, con res- consistirá en apoyar a las amas pecto a diversos asuntos re- BREVES de casa con recursos económi- de universidades en las distin- lacionados con la campaña cos que les permitan apoyar a tas regiones de la entidad, las en el Estado de México. Respeta sus familias. cuales estarán vinculadas al En primer lugar, calificó Previo a este evento anunció sector productivo, para garan- de ilegal la decisión de los bodas gay que los sectores que hoy cuen- tizarles empleos cerca de sus magistrados de suspender tan con apoyos de diversos hogares.
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