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Edición Impresa Deportes Páginas 12 a 15 VICKY,VETADA EUROCOPA ALEJANDRO Los rivales de BLANCO POR CHICA España también El presidente del Timonel todo el año,ahora no la han flojeado en COE estuvo ayer dejan competir con hombres en los Nacionales. sus amistosos en 20minutos.es La crisis dispara en la región las compras El primer diario que no se vende con tarjeta de crédito Martes 3 JUNIO DE 2008. AÑO IX. NÚMERO 1943 En 2007 sumaron 10.000 millones de euros, y este año van camino de 12.000 milones. Elnúmerode‘plásticos’expedidos ha crecido un 15% en un año. Muchasfamilias Sólo un ex concejal de Madrid es condenado por el ‘caso Funeraria’ ya pagan a crédito no sólo bienes duraderos, sino incluso la cesta de la compra. 2 Es Luis María Huete. El resto de implicados, entre ellos otros dos ex ediles, han sido absueltos. 3 Más de 5.000 universitarios logran becas Larevista de la Comunidad por su rendimiento En las categorías Excelencia, Erasmus y Disca- pacidad. Los primeros, 4.500 euros cada uno. 4 Multa de 60.000 euros al Sermas por un bebé que contrajo hepatitis C en La Paz El contagio se produjo en 1990, porque el centro no aplicó los marcadores que detectan el virus. 3 ! O L A S Á P Las matriculaciones de coches cayeron un 24% en mayo respecto al pasado año Las ventas de turismos han bajado una media de un 14,3% en los primeros cinco meses de 2008. 6 HOUSE SE DESPIDE ENFERMO La popular serie de televisión llega esta noche al final de su cuarta temporada,mu- Costa dice que al PP le cho más corta de lo previsto.Y el doctor House es,además de médico,paciente. 25 falta ilusión y no descarta MÁS ENTRADAS A LA LA UNIÓN: «LOS ÉXITOS,UNA CONDENA» enfrentarse a Rajoy VENTA PARA SPRINGSTEEN Entrevista al trío madrileño, comprometido con el medio ambiente. 19 Se lo dijo ayer al presidente del Partido Po- léelo y,cuando termines, pular, en una reunión de la dirección marcada por las duras críticas al principal dirigente. 7 Tráfico lanza ¡Búscalo, El 66% de las empleadas de hogar que una cruzada trabajan en España sufren acoso laboral Cáritas denuncia en un informe que casi todas ejer- contra la cen de forma irregular y con bajos sueldos. 8 alcoholemia Ocho muertos por una bomba contra la embajada danesa en Pakistán Hará 200.000 controles en dos La Policía relaciona el atentado con la publica- semanas, parte de ellos de noche ción de las viñetas de Mahoma, en 2005. 9 Inundaciones, sobre y en las horas de la comida. 6 Y TODO ESTO Y MUCHO MÁS, todo, en el Ebro CONTINUAMENTE ACTUALIZADO, EN... La alerta continúa en Aragón, La Rioja y La huelga de los Navarra. En la Expo de Zaragoza toma- ron medidas para proteger el recinto. En parquímetros, la foto, un camping de Logroño, ayer. 8 todo el mes 5 2 MARTES 3 DE JUNIO DE 2008 MADRID T MUNICIPIOS T ALCORCÓN T FUENLABRADA T CIEMPOZUELOS T ALCALÁ DE HENARES Descuento para el «Graves inundaciones» TODA LA INFORMACIÓN Venta de dos edificios Contra una incineradora Festimad Cerca de mil El PP señaló ayer que DETU CIUDAD ACTUALIZADA, Coperfil Real Estate, El PSOE ha anunciado jóvenes podrán acceder a en la madrugada del ELTIEMPO,EL CALLEJERO,LA CARTELERA, empresa que gestiona que se opondrá a la un abono descuento de sábado se produjeron búsqueda de empleo...Todo a un clic. parques empresariales, instalación de una diez euros para el Festi- «graves inundaciones» ha vendido a un fondo incineradora en la zona de mad, por lo que podrán por el mal estado del ENTRA EN... financiero sueco dos especial protección para disfrutar de los conciertos alcantarillado en las calles edificios del parque aves, a menos de dos km por unos 35 ó 40 euros. Leganés, México y Lima. 20minutos.es/madrid logístico del municipio. del casco urbano. La crisis empuja a tirar SEGUNDOS Salamanca es la zona más de tarjeta de crédito más rica de Madrid El número de cédulas ha crecido un 15% en un año.Ya no se reserva sólo para grandes adquisiciones: ahora con ellas se paga hasta la cesta de la compra y Villaverde, la pobre Chamartín y Salamanca son los dos distritos de la B. CASTRILLO / M. TOLEDO CONLAVISAENELBOLSILLO capital con mayor renta per cápita,con 22.564 y 22.255 20 MINUTOS Útil para viajes y euros, respectivamente.Villaverde y Puente deValle- Aunque sólo deberían usar- Mª Ángeles Calzado, 49 años. «Prefiero cas son,sin embargo,los más pobres,con 15.594 euros se para emergencias, cada alquiler de coches pagar en el momento». «Tengo dos tarjetas en el caso del primero y 15.803 en el del segundo, de vez son más los consumido- Pese a todos sus inconvenien- y no las utilizo, porque prefiero pagar en el acuerdo al último barómetro sobre la economía rea- res de la comunidad que ti- tes, desde Adicae aseguran momento y controlar lo que gasto. Si vas lizado por el Ayuntamiento de Madrid. La media ma- ran de la tarjeta de crédito que las tarjetas de crédito tie- tirando de tarjeta, al final de mes te viene drileña se sitúa en 19.076 euros por habitante,muy por arrastrados por la crisis. nen ventajas y es convenien- todo de golpe». encima de la media española,que no supera los 13.443 La desaceleración econó- te utilizarlas en algunos ca- euros por habitante. Según el Consistorio, las bre- mica se está notando entre los sos. Por ejemplo, es muy útil Alexandra Montané, 21 años. «La uso hasta chas económicas entre los barrios más pobres y los consumidores, que ya usan para pagar compras en el ex- en el estanco». «Desde que tenía 18 años, más ricos se han reducido estos últimos años. un 20% más el dinero de plás- tranjero, ya que las que sólo uso la tarjeta de crédito para todo tipo de tico y no sólo para las grandes son de débito a veces no se compras, incluso en el estanco. Me controlo, compras, según la Asociación admiten en los comercios de sé lo que gasto. Es cómoda, con ella no hay de Usuarios de Bancos y Ca- otros países. También en ca- que ir al cajero constantemente». hancaídolasventas jas (Adicae). Mientras que el sos de emergencia, cuando se 22,8% deloscomerciosdeltextilyelcalzadoenelmesde año pasado los madrileños se necesita la compra de cual- José María Ruiz, 30 años. «A veces me paso marzo,segúnCopyme gastaron diez mil millones de quier artículo y se necesita un del crédito». «La tarjeta me parece más euros en compras hechas con crédito rápido. También es cómoda y práctica, yo la uso para todo. tarjeta de crédito, para este práctica a la hora de adquirir Ahora, con la compra de la ropa de verano la Piden que se revise Gómez Montoya (PSOE), año se prevé que «el importe otros servicios, como el alqui- estoy usando mucho, y hay veces que me la política fiscal el pasado día 20 en el ba- ler de coches, en los que se paso. Con la crisis se nota aún más el gasto». de las transacciones hechas FOTOS: JORGE PARÍS El sindicato CC OO re- rrio de El Carrascal. con laVisa y otras trajetas su- exige la tarjeta como fianza. clamó ayer una «revisión ban hasta los doce mil millo- en profundidad» de la Admiten un recurso nes en la comunidad», según dos o más tarjetas). Esto su- hacer la cesta de la compra porque «multiplica los costes política fiscal de la co- contra un ministerio Fernando Herrero, vicepresi- pone un 15% más que en semanal o incluso para pagar por los intereses y se puede munidad para paliar el La consejera deVivienda dente de Adicae. mayo de 2007, cuando había otros créditos, como es la hi- perder la noción del gasto re- descenso presupuesta- de la Comunidad, Ana Este aumento se refleja no 5.200.000 tarjetas de crédito. poteca», alerta Herrero. al al pagar con plástico». rioderivadodelacaída Isabel Mariño, valoró ayer sólo en las operaciones he- El perfil del usuario de es- en un 38,6% en la com- «muy positivamente» la chas con tarjeta, sino en el Hasta pagos de hipotecas te tipo de tarjeta es tanto el Dinos... praventa de viviendas. decisión del Tribunal número de cédulas expedi- Las dificultades económicas de un hombre o una mujer ...si ahora usas más que antes Constitucional de admitir das. Actualmente hay con- del momento provocan que entre los 30 y 40 años y con ti- la tarjeta de crédito Huelga en la a trámite el recurso que tratadas en la comunidad «muchas familias ya no sólo tulación universitaria. Pese a ENVÍANOS UN CORREO ELECTRÓNICO A: plantilla del AVE interpuso el Gobierno re- seis millones de unidades compren electrodomésticos, este repunte, desde Adicae [email protected] El personal del servicio gional contra la Renta de (muchos ciudadanos tienen sino que usen la tarjeta para aconsejan controlar su uso, OUNSMSAL690 20 20 20 de a bordo en el AVE de Emancipación. Barcelona a Madrid rea- liza desde ayer y hasta el El ‘Bloque’ salpica próximo viernes una a un concejal huelga convocada por Una de las escuchas del CGT y el Sindicato Ferro- Bloque desvela el control viario. Exigen que se mo- que tenía el presunto ca- difiquen los turnos de becilla de la trama, Ginés trabajo por considerar- Jiménez, sobre el concejal los «abusivos». de Seguridad, Antonio Murillo. En la conversa- Manifestación pro ción se oía: «Murillo no Patio Maravillas mueve un dedo sin pre- Varias organizaciones guntar a quien tú sabes», sociales han convocado en referencia a Ginés, ex una manifestación para jefe de la Policía.
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