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Os Fillos Lacazáns Dos Alcaldes Dopp O Petróleo Como Problema PERIÓDICO GALEGO SEMANAL A UPG discute o seu papel Maria Xosé Cabaleiro Os mexiloeiros buscan no Bloque · afirma que un sistema de venda ~~---~~~-5-------------- as cooperativas --~~~~~-8-------------- 0 PP négase a ter 11 son a solución para Galáxia canta a sua história unha policía autonómica o agro galega" nunha exposición --------------7------------- ------9 ------- -------------26------------- 14 DE SETEMBRO •2000 •ANO XXIII• IV XEIRA FUNDA 00 EN 1907 N ~ 952 • 200 PTA FÁTIMA Os fillos lacazáns Velaí vai o verme dos alcaldes O petróleo como problema Mario Pereira Desde que en 1998 o petróleo babeara a 1O dólares o barril deixou doPP de existir na economía globalizada. Todo era nova economia, econo­ Vén r1:os esta historia dun tempo (Páx. 4) mía virtual na que as bolsas subía como un foguete e baixaban coma no que o mundo era novo, unha cana, dando reviravoltas e fendendo patrimónios nas caídas, no ilusionismo de empresas que só ~xistian como marcas, mais sen tan novo que todo el recendía Kosovo1 o méclio millón actividade real produtiva. Agora atopámonos outravolta co petró• a mazás verdes e terra mallada ... leo, como problema, como causante dunha nova crise económica O libro gañ~dor do II Premio de masacrados quedou que poderia semellarse á recesión dos anos setenta. A OPEP, polo 1 simples feito de existir xa é culpábel din, sorprendentemente, os "Raiña Lupa ' de literatura infantil, en só 2.000 mortos economistas ultraliberais que pretende que sexa o mercado quen convocado pola (Páx.·18) regule todo e marque as políticas. Esquecen que non é a OPEP, se­ Deputación da Coruña. nón os "traders" os que poñen o prezo do petróleo e que se está a No Outono chega investir nel como se fai en bolsa e estiveron acumulando agardan­ **** * do que subise. "Cando saes dun porto co barco carregado, nunca sa­ 195 2000 bes a onde vas parar, no camiño podes mudar até média dúcia de 1 a mellor veces de rumo, depende de como vaian os prezos' , comentábanos o eDIT L1lX~ capitán dun petroleiro. Outro feíto que se esquece a pé feíto é que colleita literária son as grandes petroleiras as que cantan coas patentes de enerxia (Páx. 21) alternativas, por iso non se desenrolan. • 2 -ESTA SEMANA Nº 952 - ANG XXIII ANOSATERRA 14 DE SETEMBRO DE 2000 ANOSA TERRA Empresa Xornalística Editora: Promocións Culturais Galegas SA Consello de Administración: PRESIDENTE: Cesáreo Sánchez Iglesias. CONSELLEIRO DELEGADO: Xosé Fernández Puga. VOGAIS: Xosé M' Dobarro, Alberte Ansede, Antolin Femández, Manuel Veiga, Xosé Castro Ratón, Xan Costa, Xan Carballa e Miguel Barros. SECRETARIO: Xan Piñeiro. Director: Alonso Eiré López Redacción: Gustavo Luca de Tena, Xan Carballa, Manuel Veiga, Horácio Vixande, Arantxa Estévez, Carme Vidal, Paula Castro, Paula Bergantiños, César Lorenzo Gil. EDICIONS ESPECIAIS: Xosé Enrique Acuña. DESWO DE MAQUETA: Xoselo Taboada. Colaboradores: · . MADRID: Manuel Seoane. BARCELONA: Reportaxe gráfico: FÁTIMA RODRÍGUEZ lria Varela. A oferta de comedores e transporte é fundamental para os pais e nais que traballan. PORTUGAL: Gongalo Nuno. SANlDADE: -0- PAULA BERGANTIÑOS Maria Alonso. CULTURA: ' Xoán M Estévez, Celso López Pazos, Manuel Vilar, Lupe Gómez, óscar Losada, Gonzalo Vilas, Moitos pais vense na abriga de recurrir a escalas de pago para poder combinar o estudo dos tillos co traba­ Xosé M. Eiré Val, Xosé M' de Castro Erroleta, llo de ámbolos dous. Neste curso, pésie ao descenso da nataJidade, os centros privados son os únicos que Xesus González Gómez, Manuel Rivas, Borobó. incrementaron o número de matrículas. A Administración réstalle importáncia a este dado, pero os sindica­ LECER: Maria X. Gómez tos e as Apas atopan a causa fundamental na falta de servizos complementários no ensino público. Fotografia: Andrés Panaro. XoséMarra, on catro anos, levábaa conmigo Desde a Confederación de namente. Núria Martinez, secre­ que a auséncia de servícios Voz Notícias. á escola unitária na que traballa­ APAS coinciden ao analisar que tária da Confederación, asegura complemementares de comedor J ba. Percorriamos todos os dias unha das razóns que máis con­ que as actividades extraescola­ e transporte é fundamental para Ilustración: -90 quilómetros. Cando tivemos Xosé Lois, Pepe Carreiro, diciona a matriculación dos rapa­ res que ocupan ao neno desde o abandono dos centros públi­ Calros Silvar, Gonzalo Vilas, que escolarizala,non atopamos ces nun ou outro centro é a ofer­ as nove da mañá até as sete da cos. Neste sentido reclaman da Suso Sanmartin, Ana Pillado Vega. nengun centro público en Lugo ta de comedor. Nas cidades e vi­ tarde, son imprescindíbeis para Administración informes nos que que tivera comedor. Habiao na las importantes, nas que o ensi­ os casos nos que tanto a nai co­ se compare a rede pública e pri­ Publicidade: p·eriféria, en Casás, pero sen no público compite ca privado, o mo o pai traballa. T amén os re­ vada nos centros urbanos. Carlos Martinez Muñoz transporte". Fernanda é mestra servizo foise reducindo paulati- presentantes de CCOO apontan Pasa á páxina eguinte Xefa de Administración: no ensino público, o seu compa­ Blanca Costas ñeiro tamén ~raballa, e, en contra As subvencións aas centros privados dos cidodes e grandes vilos deixan á rede púbrKCJ como un ensino de segundo categoria e 1ubsicfiário. Subscripcións: do seu desexo, tivo que matricu­ Lela Femández Puga lar primeiro á nena e logo ao seu Vendas: . neno, nun centro privado. Xosé M. Fdez. Abraldes O Venres 15 de Setembro incor­ Redacción e Administración: póranse ás aulas 191.959 alu­ Ruado Príncipe 22, bai><o. 36202 Vigo nas de Educacjón Infantil e Pri­ Apartado 1371. 36200 Vigo maria. Outros 222.431, os de Edición Electrónica: Educación Secundária Obrigató• www.anosaterra.com ri a (ESO) e Educación Post­ obrigatória (ESPO) farano, unha Teléfonos: -semana despois, o Venres 22. Durante a presentación do curso RIDACCION: (986) 43 38 il6 - 22 24 05 escolar a própria Administración Fax (986) 22 31 01 Correo Electrónico: recoñeceu que segundo as suas [email protected] previsións, os centros privados ADMINlSTRAC!ON. SUBSCRIPC!ONS E gañan 485 alunas nientras os PUBLICIDADE! públicos perden 18.121. (986) 43 38 30' É _dicer, na ensinanza privada Imprenta: E.C. C-3 1958 lonxe de repercutir o descenso da natalidade, aumenta a de- . Depósito Legal: C-963-19n manda. Para a CIG a explica­ ción é doada. "A Xunta subven­ ISSN: 0213-3105 ciona ao ensino privado en tra­ mos non obrigatórios, mentres suprime comedores públicos e Non se mantén correspondéncla sobre. reduce o transporte escolar. A ortxlnJls non sollcltados. aposta dalle os seus resultados Está permitida a reproduclón e na maioria das cidades hai · sempre que se citar tempo que os centros privados procedéncla. xa escolarizan maior número de nenas que os públicos''., explica Anxo Louzao, representante da central-sindical. · ESTA SEMANA 3 . 14 DE SETEMBRO DE 2000 ANOSATERRA Nº 952 - ANO XXIII Vén da páxina anterior sua formación "hai anos que de­ de que "dado que a ampliación núncia que o decidido apoio da da ensinanza obrigatória supu­ Evolución dos orzamentos para comedores escolares Bacharelatos e Xunta de Galiza á ensinanza pri­ xo un incremento dos cursos Ciclos Formativos vadé;i estaba a provocar un tras­ subvencionados, as famílias Ano Orzamentos O que correspoderia paso de alunado que ia rem.atar ven que unicamente teñen que · de Educación segundo a suba do· IPC Desde a própria Administración pagar os dous anos de Bache­ nunha redución drástica da ofer­ 1989 2.170 -- recoñecen que este pode ser un ta escolar na pública". Tell o relato, e non 4 como antes. De 1991 1.732 2.289 dos factores determinantes, pe­ aponta que a problemática im­ aí que debido as enormes difi­ 1992 1.818 2.412 ro non o único. Severino Somo­ plantación da ESO e da ESPO, culdades para atopar praza nun 1993 1855 2.533 za, director xeral de centros e con escasos recursos, recorte de centro público pola escasez da 1994 1.579 2.652 inspección educativa da Xunta prazas e unha enorme selectivi­ oferta, optan por facer o sacrifí• 1995 1.579 2.766 sinala que a causa fundamental dade na oferta de Bacharelatos e cio e manter aos tillos na priva­ 1996 1.631 2.855 radica na implantación xeraliza­ Ciclos Formativos, son factores da". Para Tello influe tamén de 1997 1680 2.909 da dos Bacharelatos e Ciclos que influen psicolóxicamente nas xeito determinante o descenso 1998 2.140 3.362 Formativos tamén no ensino pri­ 1999 2.400 3.556 famílias que observan como na porcentual de apoios aos servi­ 2000 2.489 3.628 vado. "Agora mesmo os centros privada os centros ofertan desde zos de transporte e comedor, - privados teñen a ventaxa de a Eduación Infantil até a Post­ feíto que provocou modificación Cantidades expresadas en millóns de pta. ofertar todos os cielos educati­ obrigatória, o alunado non ten de horários e xornadas irracio­ vos, desde a Eduación Infantil problemas de continuidade, ten nais, que se marcan en función até a post-obrigatória", engade. servizos complementários e acti­ do transporte ou do comedor , vidades extraescolares". pero non da racionalidade que Neste sentido Henrique Tello, debe atender ás necesidades deputado do BNG lembra que a O deputado nacionalista enga- educativas.• RecOrte dun 33% nas O Concello de Vigo subvencións para comedores A chegada do PP ao Governo dores que o Governo Tripartí-­ da Xunta trouxo consigo un to en 1989, teria que conce­ progresivo récorte dos orza­ der 3.628 millóns, é dicer, dotará do servizo a todos os centros mentos para o ensino públi­ 1.200 máis dos que destina'. co. A Consellaria afirma que lsto tradúcese nun recorte dun 33% dos orzamentos O abandono de aspectos tan quer chegar a acardos coas destinados aos comedores importantes como son as activi­ Apas para mellorar os come­ escolares desde a chegada dades e os servizos comple­ dores, pero o certo é que nos últimos dez anos o Executivo do PP á Xunta.
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