Herodes:
Do you think the problem is to use "1" and "0" instead of "HIGH" and "LOW"?
No.
Inside that for-loop, you read the input, you print the value to a serial port, but you don't do anything to set your outputs.
You have already seen how to set specific output pins, like 1, 9, 17, 25.
If you've made changes that you believe should work, but they don't, then post the latest code again.
Oh and by the way, this doesn't do what you think it does:
if(estado000 = 1)
{
There is a difference between = and == operators. The 1st one is for assignment, the 2nd if for comparison. Look at other if's where values are being compared. So your condition is always true and you see output 9 go high but never low again.