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El Tequila Industria O Tradición Próxima edición: dictamen de admisión ciclo 2015 “A” del SEMS Un edificio La Expo simbólico del agua página 7 página 15 Lunes 15 de septiembre de 2014 año 13, edición 804 ejemplar gratuito de la Universidad de Guadalajara El tequila industria o tradición 5 Foto: Jorge Alberto Mendoza [email protected] Expresa tu opinión. Envía un mensaje a este correo con una extensión máxima de 200 palabras. Debe incluir nombre completo y teléfono. La gaceta se reserva el derecho de edición y publicación. Los textos de esta sección son responsabilidad de quien los firma. Es necesario decir que la civi- social fundado en la fraternidad, el Competencia lización humana, con su avanza- progreso y la justicia. La patria no Derecho a elegir dísima tecnología, y las empresas es asunto de masas, sino de indi- genocida farmacéuticas productoras de los viduos capaces de fundar pueblos “Mujer, calladita no te ves más bo- correspondientes medicamentos, verdaderos. nita, te ves más sumisa”. Aunque Un fantasma recorre el mundo. Se hemos condenado anticipadamen- Joksan ishbak VaLeRo naVaRRo hay un mayor número de muje- trata de un fantasma microscópico te a nuestros hermanos africanos res tratando de ejercer su derecho e invisible. Es un virus. De hecho, al genocidio corporativo asociado a a elegir al salir de casa, estudiar y hasta hoy es reconocido como el la infame competencia a causa de ¿El medio ambiente trabajar, no somos totalmente li- de mayor letalidad. Es decir, de las los intereses financieros de tales bres. Sobre todo cuando nuestra personas contagiadas, mueren en- industrias. es un basurero? “liberación” no termina de sepa- tre un 50 y 90 por ciento. No existe MigueL Raygoza anaya rarse de un sistema político donde vacuna, y los tratamientos disponi- las relaciones de poder te condicio- bles son meramente experimenta- Me cuestiono esto, porque veo a nan a ejecutar ciertas ceremonias. les y fuera del alcance de las mayo- La patria que no demasiada gente que tira la basu- ¿Quién asegura que una mujer rías. Apenas acaban de anunciar el ra en el suelo, avienta su botella solamente será plena al casarse desarrollo de un sistema de diag- conocemos de plástico, el papel higiénico o tener hijos?, no es mi intención nóstico rápido. que utilizaron… Todo se tira en criticar a quien lo hace, mientras El presente brote de ébola abar- cuanto consideramos que ya no sean ellas quienes lo decidan, no ca a cuatro países: Congo, Liberia, Es fácil olvidarnos de lo común, sirve, por no tener la costumbre cuando el sistema las obligue. Nigeria y Sierra Leona, y la cons- decir que la patria es un concepto de cargar con una bolsa o guar- Rosa MaRtínez tante movilización poblacional anquilosado, propio de ingenuos o dar nuestros desechos hasta que nos pone a reflexionar a los demás iletrados, que esa idea del “noso- lleguemos a un lugar donde po- países si estamos preparados para tros” que se llama México, no debe damos depositarlos de manera Yo también quiero enfrentar un reto de tales dimen- pervivir en la conciencia colectiva, adecuada. siones. que hay que ser objetivos, asumir No puedo dejar de mencionar dinero Se han presentado casos excep- que después de mil descalabros es a la gente que pasea a sus perros cionales. Por ejemplo, dos profe- mejor desterrarnos y vernos como y cuando estos defecan, dejan ahí sionales estadounidenses que fue- ciudadanos del mundo moderno, sus heces, sin tener en cuenta el La semana pasada leí en un diario ron trasladados a Estados Unidos sin límites, de conciencia “global”. impacto ecológico que ocasionan local: “Los magistrados electorales luego de ser confirmado el diag- Lo anterior suena bien, pero no y las bacterias que se esparcen en ya sacaron cuentas de cuánto quie- nóstico reactivo al ébola, tuvie- es así, pues la idea de una ciudada- el aire. ren por dejar el cargo e hicieron ron el privilegio controversial de nía global no puede surgir sino de Para darnos cuenta de la canti- llegar su propuesta a los poderes recibir tratamiento experimental una conciencia bien cimentada en dad de microorganismos presen- Ejecutivo y Legislativo: alrededor exitoso en ambos casos. Desafor- los orígenes particulares. tes, imaginemos que estas bac- de once millones de pesos para el tunadamente, un religioso español La idea de patria ha sido una terias tuvieran luminiscencia. Si presidente (…) y unos nueve mi- que también fue trasladado al vie- y otra vez convertida en bandera esto fuera así, no necesitaríamos llones para cada uno de los demás jo continente, y que había recibido de intereses y de dogmas, para alumbrado público. magistrados”. el mismo tratamiento experimen- justificar derrocamientos e impo- Sin embargo dejamos que es- Con esas cantidades de dinero, tal, expiró. siciones, adornar desvergüenzas y tas situaciones sigan pasando, ya me puse a pensar si me había equi- No obstante, la inmensa mayo- evadir la verdad. que nos hemos acostumbrado, de vocado de profesión. ¿De qué sir- ría de pacientes africanos conta- Dicha idea hoy sufre de un pro- manera errónea, a tratar a nuestro vieron mis años de universidad? giados por el virus del ébola están fundo extravío, pues es impropia medio ambiente como si fuera un De haber sabido que esto ganan condenados a fallecer, porque no de aquellos que tanto la nombran, basurero. quienes nos representan, me cae tienen, ni tendrán, acceso al privile- alejada de las burdas luchas de La pregunta es: ¿Dónde se en- que me hubiera unido con todo giado manejo terapéutico recibido grupos, entendible sólo como una contraría nuestro hogar si todo gusto al comité político de mi es- por los dos norteamericanos. Se experiencia de profunda dimen- fuera un basurero? cuela para luego escalar a lugares reconoce que actualmente hay más sión individual y espiritual, que MaRtha aLicia zaMudio castella- en instituciones públicas. correo-e de tres mil personas contagiadas. permite construir un sólido tejido nos RaMiRo José suáRez directorio UNIVERSIDAD DE GUADALAJARA • Rector General: Mtro. Itzcóatl Tonatiuh Bravo Padilla • Vicerrector Ejecutivo: Dr. Miguel Ángel Navarro Navarro • Secretario General: Mtro. José Alfredo Peña Ramos • Coordinador General de Comunicación Social: Mtro. Everardo Partida Granados • LA GACETA: Coordinador de La gaceta de la Universidad de Guadalajara: José Luis Ulloa Luna: [email protected] • Editor de la versión impresa: Alberto Spiller: [email protected] • Coeditor: Víctor Manuel Pazarín: [email protected] • Jefe de diseño: Juan Fernando Ocegueda Luna: [email protected] • Diagramación: Miriam Mairena Navarro, Diana Puig Valenzuela, Fabricio Pacheco • Corrección: Víctor Manuel Pazarín, Miguel García Ascencio, Fanny Enrigue • Distribución: Coordinación General de Comunicación Social, avenida Juárez 975, piso 6, Guadalajara, Jalisco. Responsable de distribución: Víctor Valdez • Telefono de oficina: 3134-2222, ext. 12640 • La gaceta de la Universidad de Guadalajara, publicación semanal. Número de certificado de Licitud de Título y Contenido: 15449. Número de reserva del Instituto Nacional de Derechos de Autor: 04-2009-061113265900-109. 2 lunes 15 de septiembre de 2014 observatorio El descanso de la tradición Foto: Jorge Alberto Mendoza hace tiempo que el agave azul necesita agroquímicos, además de haber perdido riqueza genética, al grado de que no tiene capacidad de reproducirse. Podemos concluir que es una hortaliza enfermiza. Rogelio Luna Zamora, investigador del Centro Universitario de Ciencias Sociales y Humanidades (CUCSH) Las máximas de La MáXiMa El analfabetismo es una realidad lacerante, presente en mayor medida en los sectores sociales más vulnerables o en situación de pobreza. Ruth Padilla Muñoz, rectora de CUTonalá lunes 15 de septiembre de 2014 3 Un (es)trago de tequila La bebida orgullo de Jalisco está perdiendo su identidad y arraigo en el campo, donde deja más afectaciones que beneficios. En este panorama, dominado por las leyes del mercado y la industria, muchos campesinos y consumidores están migrando hacia un consumo responsable de otros mezcales producidos según la tradición ManueL RueLas l tequila se ha convertido en uno de los productos que representan a Méxi- co dentro y fuera de sus fronteras. Por sí solo, cuenta con un tercio del consumo nacional de bebidas alcohólicas y se prevé a corto plazo un crecimiento en el consumo en el ámbito mundial. Sin em- Ebargo, las afectaciones al campo mexicano, las cuales, según especialistas consultados, incluyen contaminación, precarización la- boral, migración, pérdida de biodiversidad y desarraigo regional, han impulsado la búsqueda de sustentabilidad en favor de pe- queños productores y procesos que atiendan la demanda de información de parte de los consumidores que desean una bebida con la suficiente transparencia, a semejanza de un mezcal tradicional. El mercado manda “El tequila es antes que nada un buen mez- cal”, afirma Rogelio Luna Zamora, docente del Centro Universitario de Ciencias Socia- les y Humanidades (CUCSH), es decir, se le valora por sus características organolépticas y su proceso de producción. Empero, “tequi- 5Si bien el tequila Según datos del Consejo regulador del Este modelo de exportación, comenta la” es también una marca, un producto que se ha convertido en tequila, cuando fue creado en 1994 se pro- Luna Zamora, se basa en “que cada país pro- tiene un valor en el mercado: “El 40 por cien- símbolo nacional, ducían en México 104 millones de litros del duce más y mejor en lo que es competitivo, to del consumo total de tequila es realizado las principales destilado, cifra que en 2013 alcanzó los 226 pero esto históricamente ha demostrado que en México. El otro 60 por ciento se exporta. exportadoras y millones. En el mismo periodo, las exporta- genera desequilibrios internos”. Estados Unidos es el principal centro de ad- distribuidoras se ciones pasaron de 64 millones de litros a 170. quisición. Debemos entender que no sólo encuentran en José de Jesús Hernández López, del Cen- Afectaciones al campo México exporta tequila.
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