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Alumno Mata a Balazos a Sus Compañeros Ridos Era Un Policía TIROTEOS LE DAN LA BIENVENIDA A LA CIDH Tiroteos en la ciudad de Jinotega, protestas investigar la muerte de al menos 61 personas en Masaya y el asalto a un templo católico durante las manifestaciones contra el presidente TRAMITA dieron ayer la “bienvenida” a la Comisión Daniel Ortega. El equipo comenzó ayer su visita TU PERMISO Interamericana de Derechos Humanos (CIDH), de trabajo para observar la situación de los Aquí te contamos todo lo que en su primer día de trabajo en Nicaragua, para derechos humanos en el país. >2 tienes que saber del nuevo permiso que debes tramitar Foto: AFP Foto: para visitar la Unión Europea. 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Renuncia jerarquía católica AFP global@ CIUDAD DEL VATICANO.— Los obispos chilenos renun- ciaron ayer en bloque tras los escándalos de abusos sexua- les cometidos por religiosos en su país, en un gesto inédi- to en la historia reciente de la Iglesia católica. Los 34 obispos, 31 en funciones, anunciaron su decisión en el curso de una breve declaración a la prensa en la sala Pío X de un edificio del Vaticano, a pocos metros de la Basílica de San Pedro. La declaración fue leí- da a nombre de todos los obispos por los portavoces Foto: AFP de la Conferencia Episco- pal chilena, Fernando Ra- mos e Ignacio González, TEXAS al término de los tres días de reuniones convocadas estado crítico. Uno de los he- por el Papa en el Vaticano Alumno mata a balazos a sus compañeros ridos era un policía. para rendir cuentas sobre Éste es el tiroteo más re- los escándalos de pedofilia Dimitrios Pagourtzis, ciente en lo que se ha vuel- y su encubrimiento. de 17 años, subió a to una situación común en “Todos (...) hemos puesto Facebook una imagen las escuelas estadunidenses, nuestros cargos en manos del donde hay incidentes con Santo Padre para que libre- de una camiseta con armas de fuego casi todos mente decida con respecto a la leyenda: “Nacido los días. cada uno”, anunciaron. para matar” Desde el inicio de la admi- Francisco se dispone a to- nistración del presidente Do- mar medidas severas, “cam- AFP, EFE Y REUTERS nald Trump, se han registrado bios y resoluciones”, dentro [email protected] al menos 30 tiroteos escola- de la Iglesia de Chile, según res, sin que exista, hasta el adelantó en una carta entre- SANTA FE.— Diez personas momento, una propuesta ofi- gada al término de tres días murieron y al menos otras cial relacionada con el con- de reuniones en el Vaticano. diez resultaron heridas cuan- trol de armas. Entre los 34 obispos pre- do un estudiante abrió fuego Trump expresó su tristeza, sentes figuran varios de los ayer en su escuela secundaria calificando el tiroteo como acusados de haber encu- de Texas, dijeron autoridades, “absolutamente horrible”. bierto durante décadas los en la última matanza en un “Esto ha estado ocurrien- abusos cometidos por el sa- centro educativo en EU. do durante demasiado tiem- cerdote Fernando Karadi- El autor, quien fue deteni- Foto: AP po en nuestro país”, dijo. ma, suspendido de por vida do, fue identificado como Di- Santa Fe, una ciudad de 12 mil habitantes, vivió ayer el peor tiroteo escolar, después del sucedido el 14 “Mi administración está después de haber sido de- mitrios Pagourtzis, de 17 años de febrero en una escuela secundaria de Parkland (Florida), en el que fallecieron 17 personas. decidida a hacer todo lo que clarado culpable en 2011 de y alumno de la escuela Santa esté a nuestro alcance para abusos sexuales a menores Fe High School en la localidad proteger a nuestros estudian- durante los años 80 y 90. del mismo nombre, a unos 50 tes, proteger nuestras es- Es probable que el Papa kilómetros de Houston. cuelas y mantener las armas sustituya unos 10 prelados. Al entregar el último balan- fuera de las manos de aque- Los obispos fueron acu- ce de víctimas, el gobernador llos que representan una sados por el mismo pontífice, de Texas, Greg Abbott, calificó 10 amenaza para sí mismos y en un documento de 10 pá- PERSONAS lo ocurrido como “uno de los más resultaron para otros”, agregó. ginas, de ser colectivamente ataques más atroces en la his- lesionadas en responsables de “graves de- toria de las escuelas de Texas”. el ataque en el TAMBIÉN EN FLORIDA fectos” en el manejo de los Abbott expresó que el ata- colegio de Texas, Un hombre abrió fuego casos de abusos y de la con- cante usó una escopeta y un informaron las la madrugada de ayer en siguiente pérdida de credibi- revólver calibre .38 de su pa- autoridades un club de golf de Donald lidad de la Iglesia católica. dre, ambos supuestamente Trump, vociferó contra el de propiedad legal. Foto: AP y Tomada del Facebook de Dimitrios Pagourtzis Presidente y disparó a agen- Según el diario Hous- El joven, de tez blanca y cabello castaño, es hijo de un inmigrante tes de seguridad hasta que fi- BAJAS ton Chronicle, Pagourtzis griego que trabaja en el negocio de los suministros marinos. nalmente fue arrestado. Fuentes religiosas creen también portaba dispositi- Un policía sufrió fractura que serán sustituidos Juan vos explosivos improvisados se encontraron “varios arte- No hubo señales de adver- El alguacil del condado de de brazo y el sospechoso una Barros Madrid, de Osorno; cuando irrumpió en un salón factos explosivos”, incluida tencia previas, indicó Abbott, Harris, Ed González, dijo que herida de bala en el inciden- Horacio Valenzuela, de de clases al comienzo de la una bomba molotov. aunque el joven había publi- la mayoría de los muertos te en el club de golf Trump Talca; Tomislav Koljatic, de jornada escolar. Anotaciones en el diario del cado en Facebook una imagen eran estudiantes. National Doral, propiedad Linares, y el auxiliar de El gobernador dijo que atacante sugerían que quería de una camiseta con la leyen- Los hospitales del área del Presidente, en las afueras Santiago, Andrés Arteaga. tras allanarse dos residencias suicidarse, pero se entregó. da: “Nacido para matar”. reportaron dos víctimas en de Miami. GLOBAL SÁBADO 19 DE MAYO DE 2018 : EXCELSIOR 2 BREVES EU sanciona 11 muertos Desmantelan a Cabello en motín célula del EI CARACAS.– El Tesoro de CARACAS.– La ministra BRASILIA.– La Guardia Ci- Estados Unidos anunció de Asuntos Penitenciarios vil propició que la Policía ayer sanciones econó- de Venezuela, Iris Vare- Federal de Brasil desar- micas contra el dirigente la, confirmó ayer que son ticulara una estructura chavista, Diosdado Ca- 11 los fallecidos en un mo- operativa del Estado Islá- bello, dentro de la cam- tín registrado este jueves mico (EI) en Sudamérica, paña de presión contra el dentro de la Comunidad dedicada al reclutamiento gobierno de Nicolás Ma- Penitenciaria Fénix, y que de yihadistas para atentar duro, a un día de las elec- se trata de nueve presos y en ese país, informó ayer ciones presidenciales en dos funcionarios del inter- el Ministerio español del Venezuela.
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