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Joseph Ratzinger, Benedicto XVI Alemán, De 78 Años, Representa El Ala Más Conservadora De La Iglesia Manel Santi Brad Pitt Fuentes Le perdonan Tele 5 Millán una multa no renueva «Ni siquiera por exceso de a CQC por su me peino por velocidad por baja audiencia las mañanas» un autógrafo Página 22 Página 21 Página 20 Habemus Papam durum et germanicum* G Joseph Ratzinger, 78 G Mano derecha de Juan G Decepción en sectores El primer diario que no se vende años, adopta el nombre Pablo II, está en el ala más católicos aperturistas, que Miércoles 20 de Benedicto XVI esperaban un cambio 6 ABRIL DE 2005. AÑO VI. NÚMERO 1237 conservadora de la Iglesia «Tenemos Papa duro y alemán», en traducción del latín El Ayuntamiento de Zaragoza debería * restaurar 8.000 antiguos pisos sindicales Dictamen del estudio técnico encargado por la Cor- poración sobre las viviendas de 20.000 personas. 3 Las guarderías públicas están ya desbordadas por la demanda de plazas Las peticiones han duplicado ya la oferta. 4 Condena de 640 años de cárcel para el ex militar argentino Scilingo Estaba acusado de arrojar a 30 personas vivas al mar durante la dictadura argentina. 8 Sube el euríbor y también la hipoteca El alza del principal índice hipotecario encarecerá la cuota de los préstamos que se revisen ahora. 8 Células de su madre le curan la diabetes Una joven ya produce insulina por ella misma tras el trasplante hecho por unos médicos japoneses. 9 POOL/EFE ZP se reunirá con Ibarretxe el 5 de mayo Entró al cónclave como papable y salió como Papa Antes, el lehendakari verá a los otros partidos. 9 La tradición que dice que quien entra al cónclave como Papa Papa como Juan Pablo II» y defender la doctrina más tradicio- sale como cardenal se rompió ayer. El lunes, Ratzinger aprove- nalista y dogmática de la Iglesia. Muchos expertos vieron en chó la homilía de la misa del colegio cardenalicio para pedir «un sus palabras una proclama electoral. Ayer fue elegido Papa. SERÁ CORONADO EL PRÓXIMO DOMINGO EN UNA CEREMONIA QUE NO HA CAMBIADO DESDE HACE CUATRO SIGLOS TOMA COMO PONTÍFICE UN NOMBRE QUE NO SE USABA DESDE PRINCIPIOS DEL SIGLO PASADO ANTON MERES/REUTERS LOS CAMBIOS EN LA IGLESIA, COMO QUE LA MUJER PUEDA SER Muere de frío un bebé ORDENADA SACERDOTE, PARECEN AHORA IMPOSIBLES en una patera en Tarifa En el bote viajaban, además de su madre, otros tres niños. En la imagen, uno de los bebés. 8 Los alumnos aragoneses con CUANDO LO LEAS, PASA EL ‘20 MINUTOS’, retraso tendrán clases extra Y NO TE LO PIERDAS MAÑANA El plan piloto se ha iniciado ya en seis colegios públicos de primaria,yelpró- www.20minutos.es ximo curso se aplicará en institutos. Si funciona, se extenderá a todo el sistema educativo. Los estudiantes reciben de 2 a 4 clases semanales adicionales. 2 2 MIÉRCOLES 20 DE ABRIL DE 2005 ZARAGOZA BARRIOS MIRALBUENO VALDESPARTERA BARRIOS RURALES RABAL UNIVERSIDAD CORTES DE AGUA Alegaciones denega- Más de 6 millones Tortugas en Maca- CentrodelaTercera TorreroyLaPaz, das El concejal de de euros este año naz Los vecinos van a Edad El proyecto para durante dos horas Participación Ciudadana, Se construirán los pedir explicaciones en la construir el equipamiento Mañana, de 10.00 a 12.00 h, Antonio Becerril, rechazó 5 equipamientos que Junta sobre cómo afectará se redactará este año. la presión del agua será ayer las alegaciones MIL METROS tengan proyectos el Plan de Riberas a las Estará ubicado en el solar menor e incluso se puede presentadas por los cedeelAyuntamientoa redactados y en los que tortugas autóctonas del que se encuentra entre el llegar a cortar el suministro vecinos para evitar el paso laDGA paraconstruir no haya problemas de río Ebro que habitan en el andador José Castán y por obras en la estación de de barrio a distrito. uncentrodesalud ocupación de suelo. parque de Macanaz. Condes de Aragón. bombeo de Las Canteras. Los alumnos con retraso SEGUNDOS tendrán clases de refuerzo En Aragón hay menos inmigrantes mujeres, El programa llega este mes a seis centros de primaria, se ampliará el curso próximo a los IES y después se estudiará su extensión a todo el sistema pero son más jóvenes Los inmigrantes que residen en Aragón son más jó- RUBÉN ASENSIO des del centro. Los escolares te mes en dos colegios de venes que los del resto del Estado español, probable- 20 MINUTOS serán elegidos por los pro- Convenio con Huesca, uno de Teruel y tres mente porque su procedencia mayoritaria es africa- Educación pone en marcha pios colegios en función de el ministerio de Zaragoza. En la capital na, y de allí llegan los extranjeros de menor edad (28 este mes de forma pionera las dificultades de aprendi- aragonesa ya ha comenza- años de media). La edad de los inmigrantes en Ara- un programa de apoyo con zaje que presenten, siempre El programa de acompaña- do en el colegio Antonio Bel- gón ronda los 30 años, cuatro menos que la estatal. clases de refuerzo para los con el visto bueno de los pa- miento escolar surge de un trán y en pocos días se ini- Por contra, el colectivo femenino extranjero en Ara- alumnos con peores notas. dres, y formarán grupos de convenio firmado con el Mi- ciará en el Cándido Domin- gón supone un 41% del total, mientras la media es- El plan se inicia en principio cinco a diez escolares bajo nisterio de Educación, que fi- go y el María Moliner. pañola es de un 46%. En Aragón residen un total de en seis colegios públicos de la tutela de un profesor. nancia el plan en un 50%. Jun- Horario flexible Las ho- 57.865 extranjeros con autorización de residencia. las tres provincias, se amplia- El programa se dirige en to con Aragón, se pone en mar- ras de refuerzo podrán im- Los más numerosos proceden de Marruecos (9.272 rá el próximo curso a otros principio a estudiantes de cha de forma simultánea en partirse antes de las clases personas), seguidos de rumanos y ecuatorianos. tantos institutos de secun- quinto y sexto de primaria, más de 130 colegios de Anda- de la mañana, a mediodía o daria y, si tiene buena aco- a los que se impartirán re- lucía, Cataluña, Valencia, As- por la tarde. gida, se generalizará al resto fuerzos en las asignaturas bá- turias, Extremadura, Castilla Apoyo básico El objeti- de centros de titularidad pú- sicas (lengua y matemáticas) La Mancha, Ceuta y Melilla. El vo es que los alumnos con blica de forma progresiva. así como apoyos para la lec- programa prevé la posibilidad problemas puedan seguir el Los alumnos que entren tura y los hábitos de estudio. de que alumnos de cursos su- ritmo de su clase. Los profe- a formar parte del programa periores hagan las funciones sores les ayudarán a organi- recibirán entre dos y cuatro LAS CLAVES de tutores y orientadores, me- zar su trabajo, a adquirir téc- horas extras de clase a la se- En seis colegios El pro- dida que por el momento no nicasdeestudioyamejorar mana, según las necesida- grama se pone en marcha es- se ha adoptado en Zaragoza. los aprendizajes básicos. Las obras vuelven a Valdefierro La construcción del pa- bellón de Valdefierro arrancó de nuevo ayer tras llevar más de seis meses paralizada. Los ve- cinos, que reclaman es- te equipamiento desde Cola para comprar plantas hace años, esperan que La primavera está aquí, y los amantes de las plantas en esta ocasión las má- en el hogar se aprestan a renovar sus existencias. En quinas no paren hasta esta época es cuando se desarrollan con más vigor las acabar la obra. El coste plantas domésticas, y por eso no es raro ver colas en de los materiales ha en- los viveros, como el de la plaza de Salamero. FOTO:F.S. carecido el pabellón en un20%ylaempresaha tenido que elaborar las Un cliente de Polémica medalla modificaciones del pro- Bankinter será ElgrupodeIUpropuso yecto original, lo que ha indemnizado ayer a las Cortes que ins- dilatado demasiado los Un juzgado de Zaragoza ten al Gobierno a dejar plazos. Ayer retomaron, ha condenado a Bankin- sin efecto este año la con- al fin, el movimiento de ter a indemnizar con cesión de la Medalla de tierras. FOTO: FABIÁN SIMÓN 5.000 euros a un cliente Aragón, concedida al por incluir sus datos en presidente condenado un registro de morosos, José Marco. Por su parte, cuando esta persona ya CHA acordó que no asis- En enero de 2001 se in- había dado la orden de tirá a la entrega de la me- El Salud vacunará a 82.000 aragoneses cluyó en la vacunación a los no realizar el pago de un dalla como partido este recién nacidos y a los bebés seguro. galardón. de 11 a 19 años contra la meningitis C de2,4y6meses.Deestemo- do, la campaña que se pone Reservas en Coste del acuerdo Los aragoneses nacidos en- niños y jóvenes de 11 a 19 varios repuntes de la enfer- en marcha ahora pretende albergues a través médico: 31 millones tre 1985 y 1994 tendrán que años. El Salud avisará a los medad entre 1987 y 2004. llegar a todos los nacidos an- de Internet La paz conseguida con los pasar a partir del próximo lu- receptores de la vacuna me- tes de 1994, ya que el resto Apartirdemayosepo- médicos tras la huelga nes por sus centros de salud diante una carta y un folleto Campañas precedentes de jóvenes recibió la vacuna drán contratar a través costará a la DGA 31 millo- o por el médico del colegio informativo que recibirán en A partir del brote de 1997 se en su momento.
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