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Cristina SE Reunió CON Dilma Y Fidel Castro EN Cuba Llega al cine El sueño de HOY Walt Disney, la historia detrás de Mary Poppins Tom Hanks y Emma Thompson protagonizan el film que bucea en la relación entre Disney y la autora 29º 16º de la película infantil que durante CIELO PARCIALMENTE 20 años se negó a venderle los NUBLADO derechos de su libro. SE www.tiempoargentino.com | año 4 | nº 1335 | lunes 27 de enero de 2014 edición nacional | $ 7 | recargo envío al interior $ 1 | ROU $ 40 PARA EVITAR MANIOBRAS ESPECULATIVAS DE LOS SECTORES CONCENTRADOS A PARTIR DE LAS MODIFICACIONES DEL TIPO DE CAMBIO Precios: anuncian medidas para garantizar el acuerdo El gobierno se reunirá con toda la cadena productiva, realizará monitoreos sobre el sistema de precios y advirtió que abrirá las importaciones si hay subas desmedidas. Alfredo Coto aseguró que si "hay un compromiso, se tiene que cumplir". pág. 4-6 Divisas A partir de hoy, entra en vigencia la autorización para comprar dólares para ahorro en base al nivel de ingresos CRISTINA pág. 8-9 » POLÍTICA pág. 14 SE REUNIÓ desde la defensoría del pueblo LUN 27 LUN Nueva denuncia CON DILMA Y penal contra Mauricio Macri FIDEL CASTRO El alcalde no informó sobre el caso del efectivo de la EN CUBA Metropolitana Rivaud, que fue Antes del comienzo espía de la Policía Federal. de la Cumbre de la » SOCIEDAD pág. 33 CELAC en La Habana, la presidenta almorzó proyecto de estudiantes jujeños con el líder cubano Smartphones con y su familia. Por la una aplicación tarde, mantuvo un para hipoacúsicos encuentro con su par brasileña y coincidieron: "Existen movimientos Lo que dejó el Superclásico especulativos sobre países emergentes." ¿Román es Por Carlos Romero, la salvación enviado especial. de Boca? El equipo dejó varias dudas tras Ya son 13 las víctimas Informe: cómo es la caída 2-0 ante fatales por el alud en la escuela donde se River. El enojo de Bianchi. Catamarca y aún hay forman los futuros ¿Alcanza con once desaparecidos pág. 34 jockeys del turf pág. 28-29 Riquelme? Escriben y opinan Víctor Hugo Morales, Felipe Yapur, Guido Croxatto, Jorge Muracciole, Ricardo Gotta y Daniel Enzetti 2 TIEMPO ARGENTINO | APERTURA | año 4 | n·1335 | | lunes 27 de enero de 2014 Claves del día "certeza y previsibilidad" Una democracia en movimiento o una democracia de cartón, los modelos que discute la Ciudad de Buenos Aires. El ministro de Defensa, Agustín Ros- si, defendió las últimas medidas que, aseguró, apuntan a mantener el rum- a propósito del plan progresar bo económico. Advirtió que "esta se- mana estuvimos en presencia de un intento de corrida cambiaria" y acusó a quienes apuestan a la "inestabili- dad". En una charla con este diario, El gobierno porteño, también elogió el plan Progresar, "que extiende el programa de atención del Estado", y se refirió a los planes de ree- quipamiento de las Fuerzas Armadas. siempre a contramano Por Martín Piqué. p. 10-11 » Claudia Neira | DIPUTADA PORTEÑA (FPV) FELIPE YAPUR GUIDO CROXATTO l pasado miércoles 22 de enero la presi- 72%, en la zona sur este porcentaje alcanza tan denta de la Nación anunció un plan que sólo al 34 por ciento. "El triunfo de estos grupos "El plan Progresar no promueve igualdad tiene como objetivo que miles de jóvenes Tomando en cuenta estas cifras, frente a la concentrados representaría un de oportunidades sino que hoy no tienen sueños ni esperanzas, baja intensidad de las políticas gubernamentales salto hacia el pasado o, si se E de derechos, que es recuperen un proyecto de vida. De esta forma, el del macrismo, el plan Progresar podría trans- quiere, un hermanamiento con más importante (...) La Estado amplía la protección social a los argentinos formar la vida de alrededor de 10 mil jóvenes el proceso político conservador educación invierte el y argentinas de entre 18 a 24 años que percibirán porteños. que viven actualmente los olvido. Expresa una nueva 600 pesos, con el objetivo de retomar y finalizar Ahora bien, la presidenta de la Nación dijo: países más frágiles de la visión del derecho. Asumir sus estudios. "No puedo sola." Unión Europea. Lo que sucede que los países A contramano de las recetas ortodoxas de re- Y es cierto. Los derechos, por más amplios que en Grecia o España no es que progresan corte del gasto público y en momentos en los sean, no llegan a sus titulares por decreto. Más diferente a lo que padeció la apuestan a la cuales los sectores de poder financiero pretenden aun cuando hablamos de jóvenes sin expecta- Argentina en los '90." p. 37 educación." p. 27 disciplinar al pueblo argentino, esta decisión del tivas, muchos de ellos desamparados, viendo gobierno nacional implica un gesto contunden- cómo pasa la vida en una esquina. A ellos hay te de independencia económica en favor de los que ir a buscar y esa es la gran convocatoria que intereses populares. nos hace Cristina: gestar una generación que En este sentido, Progresar puede convertirse, deje atrás años de abandono, propios del Estado ryder elogió a la argentina inclusive, en una gran opor- neoliberal. tunidad para transformar la Justamente, es en la Ciu- El titular de la Organización có que "Argentina salió bastante realidad del país de manera Los derechos, por más dad donde encontramos el perdurable y lograr que el mayor desafío al enfrentar- Internacional del Trabajo, el bien de esa situación de crisis kirchnerismo y su proyecto nos con un tipo de Estado en británico Bernard Guy Ryder, de 2001, hasta llegar a una si- amplios que sean, no político se realicen en la vi- el cual los derechos cada vez defendió la posibilidad tuación a pleno empleo da de miles de jóvenes. Pero llegan a sus titulares están más lejos de los ciuda- de que "los trabajado- hoy" y subrayó avances para que ello se cristalice, no danos, donde en lugar de ge- res tengan la libertad Desde 2012 en la lucha contra la por decreto. Más aún ocupa el cargo basta con la acción de un go- nerarse lazos, se va plasman- de escoger el sindica- informalidad. Desde de director bierno, ni con la ampliación cuando hablamos do una democracia de cartón to que les parezca", general Davos, señaló que "los de derechos. Es preciso más. y los derechos son sólo papel aunque advirtió que de la OIT. empresarios, aun con En este marco de políticas de jóvenes sin pintado. "la fragmentación ex- beneficios muy elevados de Estado de ampliación de expectativas, muchos Así es como actualmente cesiva del movimiento y fondos muy importantes, derechos, la gran pregunta es nos encontramos en la Ciu- sindical puede también restar no quieren invertirlos en lo que cómo realizarlos en una Ciu- de ellos desamparados, dad atravesando una crisis dad de Buenos Aires goberna- educativa que deja a más de fuerza y potencia al sindicato". En llamamos la economía real". Por da por un proyecto político viendo cómo pasa la 17 mil chicos y chicas sin va- una entrevista exclusiva, desta- Ignacio Chausis. p. 18-19 antagónico a los principios y cantes en la escuela pública a las políticas que logran ha- vida en una esquina. debido a la falta de voluntad cer realidad este Progresar. política de construir nuevas Luego de seis años de ges- escuelas para una matrícula tión macrista, es indispensable un breve diag- en permanente ascenso. Debemos pensar enton- venezuela: todos por la paz nóstico de la situación actual de los jóvenes en ces cómo el gobierno de Mauricio Macri podrá la Ciudad de Buenos Aires. En este sentido, es afrontar la incorporación de 10 mil nuevos jóve- preciso tener en cuenta que en el primer quintil nes que volverían a la escuela. La convocatoria del presidente Nico- (sectores de menores ingresos) uno de cada dos Mientras tanto, en los barrios de la Ciudad, lás Maduro, bajo el lema "Basta ya de jóvenes (53,2%) de entre 19 y 24 años no asiste contamos con la fuerza de nuestras organiza- violencia", fue respondida por miles a institución educativa alguna, y el 15,6% ni es- ciones sociales, políticas y sindicales como ele- de venezolanos de distinto signo po- tudia ni trabaja. En cambio, de la porción más mento clave para constituir un nexo entre los lítico en la mayoría de ciudades de favorecida (quinto quintil) sólo el 4,4% se encuen- derechos formales y los jóvenes, porque se trata tra en dicha situación, según lo atestiguan los de ampliar el concepto de Estado y ponerlo en Venezuela y respondió a un tema que propios datos de la EAH 2010, DGCyE (Gobierno movimiento, para que los derechos sean reali- volvió a la palestra con el asesinato, de la Ciudad Autónoma de Buenos Aires). dad. el 6 de enero pasado, de la actriz Mó- Asimismo, este fenómeno es acompañado con El Progresar nos abre nuevos desafíos, nos in- nica Spear. La jornada incluyó acti- una alta desigualdad social, siendo en la zona terpela a salir masivamente para dotar de senti- vidades deportivas y culturales en sur de la Ciudad donde se conjugan los mayores do a esta política pública en la vida de cada joven parques de todo el país y congregó índices de pobreza con los más bajos niveles de y que sepa que cuenta con un Estado nacional a importantes figuras políticas del acceso a la educación. A modo de ejemplo, se que lo acompañará a lo largo de su vida proyec- oficialismo y la oposición. p. 20 puede demostrar que, mientras en la zona norte tando nuevos futuros, ayudándolo a levantarse los jóvenes transitan la educación superior en un cuando se caiga. « lunes 27 de enero de 2014 | | APERTURA | año 4 | n·1335 | TIEMPO ARGENTINO 3 Patrimonio » Daniel Enzetti [email protected] a más importante colección de piezas arqueológicas del país volverá a tener un lugar de exposición para quienes Lquieran verla.
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