Empiezo a sospechar que Ganba es veron, mas chupapija de los yankees no hay.
A Ganba se le ve la vena anglófila desde China. Chuparsela a los Ingleses y/o los Yankees suele ser algo común entre los "libertarios" tho.
Como si solo los anglos creara impuestos randoms acá quisieron poner el impuesto al viento
El “impuesto al viento”, no es un invento y es argentino
El “impuesto al viento”, no es un invento y es argentinowww.elagrario.com
Sin palabras ojala reduzcan la edad de imputabilidad de una vez.
Matar por diversión: dos menores torturaron hasta la muerte a un chico de 13 años y filmaron el homicidio por placer
Uno de los asesinos, inimputable por sus 14 años, fue entregado a la Justicia por su madre; el cómplice, de 17, es buscado por la policíawww.lanacion.com.ar
Solo recordar que en nuestra Españita se puso un impuesto al sol, sí amigos, no es broma.
Desde cuando recordar leyes ramdom como el impuesto al viento es estar a favor de los piratas aun mas cuando somos de los pases con mas impuestos del mundo?
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ROCA VOLVE TE PERDONAMOS.
Crece la violencia mapuche en el sur: incendiaron máquinas viales y dejaron una amenaza
El hecho fue perpetrado en Villa la Angostura y autoadjudicado por la RAM, que dejó una nota pidiendo la liberación de los detenidos y convocando a la “resistencia armada para la reconstrucción y liberación nacional”
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Llegó la dignidad:
Aprobación del Presidente Boric cae 6pts a 27% y se ubica por primera vez bajo la barrera del 30%. 65% (+5pts) desaprueba su gestión.
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Aprobación del Presidente Boric cae 6pts a 27% y se ubica por primera vez bajo la barrera del 30%. 65% (+5pts) desaprueba su gestión.
Aprobación del Presidente Boric cae 6pts a 27% y se ubica por primera vez bajo la barrera del 30%. 65% (+5pts) desaprueba su gestión. - Sitio Web Cadem
72% tiene emociones negativas respecto a la situación del país, como miedo (25%), desesperanza (24%) y cansancio/estrés (23%). Sólo 23% menciona emociones positivas como esperanza (21%) y tranquilidad (2%).
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Francia organiza protestas hasta por respirar.
Como español me siento excluido :cry:
Es que sois moros y no europeos (?
¿Vuelve Boris Johnson?: Los posibles reemplazantes de Liz Truss en caso de que la Primera Ministra británica deje el cargo
Luego de que desde el propio Partido Conservador surgieran voces pidiendo la salida de la Premier, ya han surgido nombres para sucederla en Downing Street 10.
Pese a la intención declarada por la conservadora británica Liz Truss de seguir siendo primera ministra, muchos miembros de su partido consideran que la situación es insostenible y quieren que se vaya, a poco menos de un mes de haber asumido. NOTICIA RELACIONADA La lucha de la Primera Ministra británica Liz Truss por mantenerse en el cargo: Varios ya están pidiendo su salida 41 En medio de esta crisis, son varios los nombres que ya circulan para suceder a la ex canciller como líder de los conservadores y, por ende, futuro Premier. Entre los candidatos, incluso, suena el antecesor de Truss, Boris Johnson.
Fuente: Emol.com - https://www.emol.com/noticias/Inter...5974/liz-truss-reino-unido-reemplazantes.html
Luego de que desde el propio Partido Conservador surgieran voces pidiendo la salida de la Premier, ya han surgido nombres para sucederla en Downing Street 10.
Pese a la intención declarada por la conservadora británica Liz Truss de seguir siendo primera ministra, muchos miembros de su partido consideran que la situación es insostenible y quieren que se vaya, a poco menos de un mes de haber asumido. NOTICIA RELACIONADA La lucha de la Primera Ministra británica Liz Truss por mantenerse en el cargo: Varios ya están pidiendo su salida 41 En medio de esta crisis, son varios los nombres que ya circulan para suceder a la ex canciller como líder de los conservadores y, por ende, futuro Premier. Entre los candidatos, incluso, suena el antecesor de Truss, Boris Johnson.
Fuente: Emol.com - https://www.emol.com/noticias/Inter...5974/liz-truss-reino-unido-reemplazantes.html
Cualquier país de Europa del sur puede ocupar el lugar de Italia tho. Italia simplemente es más común en la popculture gracias a Hollywood. Also los anglos (el meme está en inglés) suelen tener desdén subconsciente con todo lo hispano.
Siendo justos hay más admixtura MENA en los Italianos (especialmente los del sur, en lugares como Sicilia es increiblemente grande la cantidad) que en los Españoles, aún así todos los países del mediterraneo se han mezclado entre sí por milenios. Por eso un Italiano promedio fisicamente es más similar a una persona de Líbano que a un inglés, alemán o sueco. Pero igual los Nordicos tienen otras mezclas, particularmente las poblaciones euroasiaticas del norte (ironicamente una parecida a la que tienen los pueblos amerindios). Mientras que en el sur esto fue mas raro, algunos las tomaron por parte de las invasiones de los Visigodos, pero el mediterraneo fue tomado por pueblos tan diferentes que básicamente convirtió a esa area en un crisol heterogeneo de fenotipos, a veces cambiando la densidad dependiendo la región del país en cuestión.
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Pues un bicho que protesta desde que se levanta hasta que se acuesta y por la noche sueña con protestas, tiene pinta de ser un amante un tanto... Incómodo?
Francia organiza protestas hasta por respirar.
Los franceses tienen esa fama absurda de ser buenos cojedores cuando deben ser una manga de frígidos todos. Sólo porque los anglos son diez veces más insípidos piensan que son buenos cojedores.
Además de que se bañan una vez por semana y no se depilan las partes. Te regalo cojer con un/a francés/esa.
Además de que se bañan una vez por semana y no se depilan las partes. Te regalo cojer con un/a francés/esa.
Dimitió Liz Truss. El Brexit sigue yendo fenomenal.
La UE aprueba compras conjuntas de gas, topes dinámicos al precio en el mercado, ahorro de energía, apuesta por las renovables.
Salvando el mundo de algo.
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Climate activists arrested after protest inside Volkswagen factory
A group of nine 'scientists' who glued themselves to the floor at the Volkswagen factory in Wolfsburg, Germany, on Wednesday evening have been arrested by riot police.
Solo con los forasteros. Entre ellos no son así, simplemente son bastante esnobs, si no les hablas en francés fluído te verán como un ser inferior. Pero entre ellos son bastante wild respecto a la sexualidad, incluso el propio presidente de Francia se casó con su profesora del secundario, lol.
No.
Depende la persona.
Winter is coming...
BBC prepares secret scripts for possible use in winter blackouts
Exclusive: Scripts set out how corporation will reassure public in event of major power loss Broadcasting House in London. The draft scenario suggests a reduced BBC radio service would operate from an emergency broadcasting centre in a rural location.
The BBC has prepared secret scripts that could be read on air if energy shortages cause blackouts or the loss of gas supplies this winter.
The scripts, seen by the Guardian, set out how the corporation would reassure the public in the event that a “major loss of power” causes mobile phone networks, internet access, banking systems or traffic lights to fail across England, Wales and Scotland. Northern Ireland would be unaffected because its electricity grid is shared with the Republic of Ireland.
The public would be advised to use car radios or battery-powered receivers to listen to emergency broadcasts on FM and long-wave frequencies usually reserved for Radio 2 and Radio 4.
One draft BBC script warns that a blackout could last for up to two days, with hospitals and police placed under “extreme pressure”.
Another says: “The government has said it’s hoped power will be restored in the next 36 to 48 hours. Different parts of Britain will start to receive intermittent supplies before then.”
It is understood they were written by BBC journalists as part of routine emergency planning to deal with hypothetical scenarios. They include local details for the different regions and nations of Britain.
In a national emergency, the BBC has a formal role in helping to spread information across the country, as part of the government’s civil contingencies planning. The broadcaster’s governance framework states: “If it appears to any UK government minister that an emergency has arisen, that minister may request that the BBC broadcast or otherwise distribute any announcement or other programme.”
The government works with the BBC as part of its emergency planning process, although it is unclear whether it had any input on these scripts. A spokesperson said: “The government is confident that this is not a scenario we will face this winter.”
The BBC said it did not comment on its emergency broadcasting plans.
Ministers have been at pains to reassure businesses and householders that blackouts are unlikely. However, National Grid, which oversees electricity supplies in Great Britain, has issued a rare warning that power supplies could be at risk. The organisation said that in a worst-case scenario it could order planned blackouts for up to three hours a day if Russia cuts off all gas supplies to Europe.
On Monday, National Grid’s chief executive, John Pettigrew, went further and said that if everything that could possibly go wrong did go wrong, there could be rolling blackouts between 4pm and 7pm on “really, really cold” days in January and February, when wind speeds are too low to power turbines.
The BBC’s draft scenario suggests that in a national blackout it would run a greatly reduced temporary radio service from the UK’s emergency broadcasting centre, called the EBC, based in a rural location not acknowledged by the BBC.
This would provide half-hourly news bulletins on Radio 4’s FM and long-wave frequencies and a “music service”, with news updates on the FM spectrum used by Radio 2.
One scenario used in some of the scripts assumes that mains electricity is available in only a few lightly populated parts of Scotland – the Western Isles, Orkney and Shetland, and some parts of the Highlands.
The draft scripts for on-air news bulletins include space for a quote from a Cabinet Office minister, given the fictitious name Jose Riera.
The scripts report that these blackouts would affect gas supply systems, and knock out mobile phone networks, cashpoints and internet access. Traffic lights would stop working, causing disruption on the roads.
One script, written for a hypothetical news bulletin, warns: “The emergency services are under extreme pressure. People are being advised not to contact them unless absolutely necessary.”
It states that in Wales an emergency coordination centre has been set up, while in Scotland the first minister, Nicola Sturgeon, is chairing the devolved government’s emergency planning meeting. It adds: “Officials are saying there is no current risk to food supply and distribution. But they’re asking people to look out for vulnerable neighbours and relatives.” There can be no more hiding, and no more denying. Global heating is supercharging extreme weather at an astonishing speed, and it’s visible in Chile and beyond. Guardian analysis recently revealed how human-caused climate breakdown is accelerating the toll of extreme weather across the planet. People across the world are losing their lives and livelihoods due to more deadly and more frequent heatwaves, floods, wildfires and droughts triggered by the climate crisis.
At the Guardian, we will not stop giving this life-altering issue the urgency and attention it demands. We have a huge global team of climate writers around the world and have recently appointed an extreme weather correspondent.
Our editorial independence means we are free to write and publish journalism which prioritises the crisis. We can highlight the climate policy successes and failings of those who lead us in these challenging times. We have no shareholders and no billionaire owner, just the determination and passion to deliver high-impact global reporting, free from commercial or political influence.
And we provide all this for free, for everyone to read. We do this because we believe in information equality. Greater numbers of people can keep track of the global events shaping our world, understand their impact on people and communities, and become inspired to take meaningful action. Millions can benefit from open access to quality, truthful news, regardless of their ability to pay for it.
https://www.theguardian.com/media/20...nter-blackouts
BBC prepares secret scripts for possible use in winter blackouts
Exclusive: Scripts set out how corporation will reassure public in event of major power loss Broadcasting House in London. The draft scenario suggests a reduced BBC radio service would operate from an emergency broadcasting centre in a rural location.
The BBC has prepared secret scripts that could be read on air if energy shortages cause blackouts or the loss of gas supplies this winter.
The scripts, seen by the Guardian, set out how the corporation would reassure the public in the event that a “major loss of power” causes mobile phone networks, internet access, banking systems or traffic lights to fail across England, Wales and Scotland. Northern Ireland would be unaffected because its electricity grid is shared with the Republic of Ireland.
The public would be advised to use car radios or battery-powered receivers to listen to emergency broadcasts on FM and long-wave frequencies usually reserved for Radio 2 and Radio 4.
One draft BBC script warns that a blackout could last for up to two days, with hospitals and police placed under “extreme pressure”.
Another says: “The government has said it’s hoped power will be restored in the next 36 to 48 hours. Different parts of Britain will start to receive intermittent supplies before then.”
It is understood they were written by BBC journalists as part of routine emergency planning to deal with hypothetical scenarios. They include local details for the different regions and nations of Britain.
In a national emergency, the BBC has a formal role in helping to spread information across the country, as part of the government’s civil contingencies planning. The broadcaster’s governance framework states: “If it appears to any UK government minister that an emergency has arisen, that minister may request that the BBC broadcast or otherwise distribute any announcement or other programme.”
The government works with the BBC as part of its emergency planning process, although it is unclear whether it had any input on these scripts. A spokesperson said: “The government is confident that this is not a scenario we will face this winter.”
The BBC said it did not comment on its emergency broadcasting plans.
Ministers have been at pains to reassure businesses and householders that blackouts are unlikely. However, National Grid, which oversees electricity supplies in Great Britain, has issued a rare warning that power supplies could be at risk. The organisation said that in a worst-case scenario it could order planned blackouts for up to three hours a day if Russia cuts off all gas supplies to Europe.
On Monday, National Grid’s chief executive, John Pettigrew, went further and said that if everything that could possibly go wrong did go wrong, there could be rolling blackouts between 4pm and 7pm on “really, really cold” days in January and February, when wind speeds are too low to power turbines.
The BBC’s draft scenario suggests that in a national blackout it would run a greatly reduced temporary radio service from the UK’s emergency broadcasting centre, called the EBC, based in a rural location not acknowledged by the BBC.
This would provide half-hourly news bulletins on Radio 4’s FM and long-wave frequencies and a “music service”, with news updates on the FM spectrum used by Radio 2.
One scenario used in some of the scripts assumes that mains electricity is available in only a few lightly populated parts of Scotland – the Western Isles, Orkney and Shetland, and some parts of the Highlands.
The draft scripts for on-air news bulletins include space for a quote from a Cabinet Office minister, given the fictitious name Jose Riera.
The scripts report that these blackouts would affect gas supply systems, and knock out mobile phone networks, cashpoints and internet access. Traffic lights would stop working, causing disruption on the roads.
One script, written for a hypothetical news bulletin, warns: “The emergency services are under extreme pressure. People are being advised not to contact them unless absolutely necessary.”
It states that in Wales an emergency coordination centre has been set up, while in Scotland the first minister, Nicola Sturgeon, is chairing the devolved government’s emergency planning meeting. It adds: “Officials are saying there is no current risk to food supply and distribution. But they’re asking people to look out for vulnerable neighbours and relatives.” There can be no more hiding, and no more denying. Global heating is supercharging extreme weather at an astonishing speed, and it’s visible in Chile and beyond. Guardian analysis recently revealed how human-caused climate breakdown is accelerating the toll of extreme weather across the planet. People across the world are losing their lives and livelihoods due to more deadly and more frequent heatwaves, floods, wildfires and droughts triggered by the climate crisis.
At the Guardian, we will not stop giving this life-altering issue the urgency and attention it demands. We have a huge global team of climate writers around the world and have recently appointed an extreme weather correspondent.
Our editorial independence means we are free to write and publish journalism which prioritises the crisis. We can highlight the climate policy successes and failings of those who lead us in these challenging times. We have no shareholders and no billionaire owner, just the determination and passion to deliver high-impact global reporting, free from commercial or political influence.
And we provide all this for free, for everyone to read. We do this because we believe in information equality. Greater numbers of people can keep track of the global events shaping our world, understand their impact on people and communities, and become inspired to take meaningful action. Millions can benefit from open access to quality, truthful news, regardless of their ability to pay for it.
https://www.theguardian.com/media/20...nter-blackouts
Respaldo a Petro cae y desaprobación se duplica en dos meses de gobierno: aumenta inquietud por situación económica de Colombia
Sondeo revela que el aumento de los costos y el desempleo están entre las principales preocupaciones de la gente.
El índice de aprobación del presidente colombiano, Gustavo Petro, cayó al 46% en octubre desde un 56% en agosto, sus primeros dos meses en el cargo, a medida que aumenta la preocupación por la situación económica de la nación.
La desaprobación de la Administración de Petro se duplicó del 20% al 40% y el porcentaje de personas que piensan que las cosas están empeorando aumentó de 48% a 64% durante el mismo período. El aumento de los costos y el desempleo están entre las principales preocupaciones, según la encuesta de Invamer publicada este miércoles. Petro asumió el cargo el 7 de agosto.
“Esta última encuesta debería ser una llamada de atención para el Gobierno”, dijo Sergio Guzmán, director de Colombia Risk Analysis. “La gente está molesta por la forma en que el Gobierno está manejando la economía, por la inflación y tiene una perspectiva general negativa sobre la dirección del país.
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Sondeo revela que el aumento de los costos y el desempleo están entre las principales preocupaciones de la gente.
El índice de aprobación del presidente colombiano, Gustavo Petro, cayó al 46% en octubre desde un 56% en agosto, sus primeros dos meses en el cargo, a medida que aumenta la preocupación por la situación económica de la nación.
La desaprobación de la Administración de Petro se duplicó del 20% al 40% y el porcentaje de personas que piensan que las cosas están empeorando aumentó de 48% a 64% durante el mismo período. El aumento de los costos y el desempleo están entre las principales preocupaciones, según la encuesta de Invamer publicada este miércoles. Petro asumió el cargo el 7 de agosto.
“Esta última encuesta debería ser una llamada de atención para el Gobierno”, dijo Sergio Guzmán, director de Colombia Risk Analysis. “La gente está molesta por la forma en que el Gobierno está manejando la economía, por la inflación y tiene una perspectiva general negativa sobre la dirección del país.
Respaldo a Petro cae y desaprobación se duplica en dos meses de gobierno: aumenta inquietud por situación económica de Colombia - La Tercera
Sondeo revela que el aumento de los costos y el desempleo están entre las principales preocupaciones de la gente.
www.latercera.com