Fin de Semana de Cine y Teatro en la Biblioteca Departamental
Este fin de semana el cine y el teatro se apropian del
escenario de la Biblioteca Departamental Jorge Garcés Borrero para distraer a
grandes y chicos de manera gratuita.
A las 10:00 a. m. del viernes 20 de
abril, la cita es en el Auditorio Diego Garcés Giraldo con el programa
Viernestar Escénico a cargo del grupo artístico del Teatro Esquina Latina y la
obra "El Quijotix de la Mancha".
El sábado 21, en el marco del ciclo
"Infancias Complejas", hay un espacio para el cine con la proyección de la
película italiana "Malena", del Director Giussepe Tornatore. Auditorio Jorge
Isaacs, 6:30 p. m.
El domingo 22, todos pueden asistir a la obra de
teatro infantil "Flex el pez", del grupo Trabalenguas, a partir de las 12:00 M.
en el Auditorio Diego Garcés Giraldo.
Ese mismo día, pero a las 10:00 a.
m., continúa el ciclo de cine en familia, denominado "Vamos al circo el sol",
con la película "Drailion", del Director David Mallet. Auditorio Óscar Gerardo
Ramos.
Todos los eventos son con ENTRADA LIBRE.
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Farewell to Arms
N. Korea Threatens to 'Blow up' Seoul Over Hurt PrideRIA Novosti11:07 19/04/2012 MOSCOW, April 19 (RIA Novosti) - North Korea has threatened military action against the South unless Seoul apologizes for "insulting" last week's celebrations of the centenary of the birth of its late founding leader Kim Il-sung.Pyongyang said it will wage a "sacred war to wipe out the group of the Lee Myung-bak group of traitors" and "blow up everything" in Seoul, in a series of statements carried by the official KCNA news agency.The threats follow comments by South Korean President Lee Myung-bak last week that the North's failed rocket launch cost Pyongyang about $850 million, and that it could have spent the money towards buying 2.5 million tons of corn, the Korea Times reported North Korea has suffered from acute food shortages since a famine in the 1990s.South Korea also said a further $350 million went towards "propaganda purposes" and renovating a landmark hotel for the centenary festivities, the equivalent of feeding the North's 24 million people for 100 days.Pyongyang said the rocket would put an earth observation satellite into orbit, but the United States said it was cover for a missile technology test.The UN Security Council condemned the launch earlier this week and ordered fresh sanctions.
