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Lanza Cancunense S.O.S Desde China ‘Jefe’ de la NFL De la mano de Patrick Mahomes, los Chiefs de Kansas City remontaron a los 49ers y se queda- ron con el Super Bowl LIV, al ganar 31-20. PÁG. 1D Sección Especial Foto: NYT Foto: C O R A Z Ó N DE MÉXICO Borders Sealed Miembro SER [ Socio Estratégico REFORMA ] by Coronavirus New walls are rising between China and the world LUNES 3 / FEBRERO / 2020 CANCÚN, Q. ROO, MÉX. as the country grapples with a fast-moving coro- AÑO II NÚMERO 1044 $10.00 navirus and its mounting death toll. PAGE 2C Agradece AMLO colaboración de gobernador, felicita a la alcaldesa, en medio de la tensión política Apapacho doble en Solidaridad Llama Joaquín rudeza para la alcaldesa de la 4T, enfático cuando exhortó a asu- a trabajar sin a pesar de los constantes elogios mir “con madurez nuestros tiem- que recibió de López Obrador. pos; será el mejor regalo que le mezquindades El primer ejecutivo quintana- podemos hacer a nuestra gente. a Beristain rroense había dicho unos minutos Necesitamos más hechos que antes del exabrupto beristainense relatos, y más vocación de servicio que “Solidaridad tiene el gran y calidad de gestión que retórica“. ÉDGAR FÉLIX desafío de volver a ser la estrella Los aluxes se soltaron. La Beris- de México, el destino turístico tain respondía con más palabras PLAYA DEL CARMEN, Q., ROO.- El privilegiado del Caribe, el lugar y más retórica y entonces vino brinco que pegó como canguro envidiable para el turismo mun- el mensaje presidencial con el australiano la alcaldesa de Morena dial; no hay que destruirlo con reconocimiento a la alcaldesa de de Solidaridad, Laura Beristain mezquindades ni con pretextos”. Morena, para terminar con un Navarrete, cuando el presidente Las giras del presidente López brinco exagerado de la canguro de la República, Andrés Manuel Obrador en Quintana Roo han Beristain que casi termina en López Obrador, dijo a los presentes sido afables con el gobernador rechifla. Se había desahogado. que “tienen una muy buena presi- Carlos Joaquín, sin aspavientos ni En una anterior ocasión que denta municipal”, desató muchos vientecillos que despeinen, pero vino al estado, la alcaldesa aprove- aluxes en la atmósfera política. ayer los discursos se polarizaron chó el evento para denunciar públi- Aunque el ejecutivo federal por algunos momentos entre las camente, sin pruebas, que estaba siempre repite el mismo discurso autoridades locales. siendo atacada mediáticamente durante sus giras cambiando sólo La alcaldesa de Solidaridad por los medios de comunicación nombre y lugar, únicamente había remarcado como si las controlados por el gobernador Beristain Navarrete lo asumió palabras del gobernador le hubie- Carlos Joaquín, también presente como algo extraordinario, a pesar ran incomodado que “en todos en el acto, a lo que López Obrador de que el público casi le receta los casos hemos demostrado que le respondió que arreglaran sus una fuerte rechifla de desapro- aquí hay hechos, no palabras. Es Especial Foto: diferencias y se pusieran juntos a bación ante la cual ella sonrió. más eficiente la colaboración que ❙ El gobernador de Quintana Roo, Carlos Joaquín y la alcaldesa de Solidaridad, Laura Beristain trabajar por el bien de la población. La sobre exaltación de Laura la competencia”. Y López Obrador Navarrete junto al presidente Andrés Manuel en la visita que tuvo este último a Playa del Carmen. Quizá por este sorpresivo cam- Beristain fue un desahogo más ni escuchaba ni veía. bio en el discurso del presidente de que un brinco canguresco. El Carlos Joaquín había dejado Gobierno; la gente quiere solucio- dos en dar ese salto de civilidad ció no gustarle que López Obrador la república, se justifica el sobre- gobernador de Quintana Roo, dos frases antes que llamaron nes a sus problemas”, había dicho democrática”. haya expresado que “Estamos muy salto de la alcaldesa que no espe- Carlos Joaquín González, había la atención de López Obrador el ejecutivo quintanarroense Hasta ahí todo había sido agradecidos con el gobernador de raba un apapacho en público, des- tejido un discurso demasiado y un entrecejo de la alcaldesa: mientras el Presidente asentía entendimiento entre el gobernador Quintana Roo, nos llevamos bien pués del palo anterior, como parte republicano desde la llegada del “Nuestra gente no entiende de con la cabeza, para rematar que y el Presidente, como hasta al final con el gobernador Carlos Joaquín”. del nuevo federalismo de la 4T de Presidente pero, para algunos, con división de poderes ni órdenes de “estamos todos comprometi- de la gira, pero a la Beristain pare- Inclusive el gobernador fue besos y abrazos, no de balazos. Lanza cancunense S.O.S desde China ÉDGAR FÉLIX subir al avión porque su visa china expiró debido a la contin- CANCÚN, QUINTANA ROO.- La gencia sanitaria en ese país supli- señora Norma Castillo solicitó camos su apoyo para emitir un a Mara Lezama, alcaldesa de permiso especial, de salida (SIC)” Benito Juárez, y Marcelo Ebrard, En el otro aviso dirigido sola- secretario de Relaciones Exterio- mente a la alcaldesa morenista, res, desde ayer que ayuden a su escribe: “Suplico su ayuda con las hijo Daniel a regresar de China autoridades migratorias del aero- a Cancún. Sin embargo, no ha puerto de Shangai, (Pudong), que obtenido ninguna respuesta la no permitieron a mi hijo Daniel, Foto: Especial Foto: desesperada madre cancunense. abordar el avión que lo traería Recientemente el gobierno ❙ Tuits de Norma Castillo madre del joven cancunense que de regreso a Cancún, porque su mexicano regresó a ocho con- permanece en China. visa expiró. Él está solo en el aero- Atajan paso a nacionales mexicanos de China puerto sin ayuda de nadie, no a Francia, con la ayuda del tiene mucho...”. El aeropuerto está la corrupción gobierno galo, pero en la detec- Vuelos de China localizado en la costa del gigante Al presentar su infor- ción de estos paisanos que vivían De manera oficial la Secretaría de Turismo federal ha asiático del Mar De China Oriental. me de trabajo ante en China no estaba incluido el informado que de enero a noviembre de 2019 los principales El mismo 30 de enero vuelve cancunense de nombre Daniel. destinos de los turistas chinos en México, son: a escribir la señora Norma Casti- la XVI Legislatura, la Le escribe en un tuit, con fecha llo: “Ayuda con las autoridades de Especial Foto: fiscal Anticorrupción 30 de enero, a Mara Lezama: migración en el aeropuerto de Sha- Rosaura Villanueva “Como madre apelo a su calidad CDMX CANCÚN Guadalajara ngai, (Pudong), no le permitieron Aplican lupa humana, al sentido común y, 47.5% 31.2% 2.7% a mi hijo abordar el avión que lo destacó la recupera- sobretodo, considerando la con- hubiera traído de regreso a Can- a recursos tingencia sanitaria que hay en cún, porque su visa china expiró, ción de 3.9 millones de TIJUANA LOS CABOS metros cuadrados de China, para que hagan una excep- una madre desesperada (SIC)”. de SEDATU ción, e interceda, para que mi hijo, 10.6% 2.1% Antes, el 29 de enero publicó tierras, con valor co- salga de ese país. Muchas gracias”. los siguientes avisos: “Por favor El titular de la Sedatu, mercial de 108.2 mdp, La cuenta de Twitter creada MONTERREY apoyo en solución de problemas Román Meyer Falcón despojadas del patri- en junio de 2019 por Norma Cas- reales, hay mexicanos en el Aero- explica el rigor que se tillo comienza la publicación de 2.0% puerto de Shangai, mi hijo, ayú- monio estatal durante estos avisos dirigidos también a denlo”, y también: “Si en efecto, aplica en el control de la administración de la CNDH con este texto: SILAO están haciendo eso, ante un pro- los recursos para ase- Roberto Borge Angulo. “Podrían ayudarnos por favor, blema administrativo, y huyendo gurar el buen uso de mi hijo se encuentra en el aero- 1.3% del coronavirus, mi hijo le prohi- PÁG. 4A los mismos. PÁG. 3A puerto de Shangai, (Pudong) en CIFRAS QUE EN TOTAL EQUIVALEN AL 97.4 POR CIENTO DEL bieron la salida y el consulado, ni China y ayer no le permitieron MERCADO TOTAL DEL PAÍS) FUENTE: SECTUR. sus luces en Shangai SIC”. RUBÉN TORRES Cristian Rodrigo Pérez Vázquez: de preguntas: cómo se siente en caje- latente, vigente, muy marcada, yo E incluso justificó la sensa- “vean las redes, no hay día en ros automáticos, transporte público, nací aquí y todo ha cambiado, no ción de inseguridad “la gente Se agravan Cancún, Q. Roo.- La sensación que no suban hechos delictivos banco, calles habituales, carretera, para bien, sino para mal, yo cada tiene miedo de sus propias de inseguridad e incremento o denuncias ciudadanas’’, donde mercado, parque o centro recreativo, vez que salgo, arranco mi carro vol- autoridades, los de tránsito, la de delitos como el robo a tran- ya no sólo es sensación, sino un centro comercial, automóvil, trabajo, teo a todos lados y cuando llego al patrulla, son denunciadas en en Cancún seúntes, transporte público, casa hecho real. escuela o casa y Cancún, quedó en lugar empiezo a rezar, los asaltos las redes sociales, no hay pre- habitación o comercio en Can- De acuerdo con la “Encuesta el sitio 20 en “conflictos o enfrenta- como el ‘Sanborns’ y otros estable- vención del delito, dónde están los delitos cún, es alarmante ante su incre- Nacional de Seguridad Pública mientos’’ en general. cimientos son comunes’’. los policías, no hay retenes, sí mento, aleja la afluencia nacio- Urbana’’, informada por el Ins- En actos de corrupción de parte Y agregó que la inseguridad, oficiales extorsionando a los nal e internacional, ya no se diga tituto Nacional de Estadística y de alguna autoridad de seguridad está alejando a los “benitojua- turistas, es ahí donde se debe comunes: local a establecimientos y plazas Geografía (INEGI) el 16 de enero pública, robo y/o extorsión, robo a renses de los establecimientos poner la atención’’.
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