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In the last two months, Ford launched three of its most exclusive models for sale in Argentina. The 2020 F-150 Raptor and Mustang have already passed through the Autoblog garage (read reviews). And now it was the turn of the last to arrive: F-150 Lariat (see equipment and price). This is the most luxurious version of Ford's full-size pick-up. While the F-150 Raptor bets on sportiness and showmanship, the Lariat offers a higher level of refinement and comfort, although it can also be used for work. These days we went to Ford Argentina headquarters in Pacheco to exchange keys. We delivered the new 2020 Mustang GT after testing it for a week and took the F-150 Lariat with us. These two Ford have a very important characteristic in common: they share the Coyote V8 5.0 gasoline block. It is a booster whose origins date back to 2011 and which, with successive updates, has already equipped different evolutions of the Mustang and the F-150, but also the Ford Falcon that was manufactured in Australia until four years ago and the new TVR English Griffith, which has just been released for sale in Europe. In the 2020 Mustang, the Coyote V8 5.0 delivers 466 hp and 569 Nm of torque. And, on the F-150 Lariat, it produces 400 hp and 542 Nm. Beyond those differences, it is one of the most representative drivers of what big Yankee engines always were: lots of cylinders, big displacement, no turbos, and generous doses of power and torque. The driving test of the F-150 Lariat will be conducted by Jerónimo Chemes, the Autoblog columnist specialized in commercial vehicles. His full review will be published next week, but below he already presents us with a first introduction.

The organization considers that, given the recommendations of the health authorities and with the priority objective of guaranteeing the safety and success of the event, it should be carried out "in a less uncertain context" culture writing 11.03.2020 | 11:27 Gastronomic Alicante is postponed to September due to the coronavirus Gastronomic Alicante is postponed to September due to the matías segarra coronavirus The III Alicante Gastronomic Fair postpones its celebration and will take place between September 18 and 21, due to the current situation caused by Covid-19. This was announced by the president of the event, Carlos Baño, who explained that the priority is to guarantee the security and total success of the fair and bring peace of mind to both the attending public and the exhibitors and participants. Bath has called for responsibility and prudence, remembering that these preventive measures are taken following the guidelines set by the competent health authorities that recommend restricting the holding of massive events for the sake of prevention. Alicante Gastronomica -which was planned to be held from March 27 to 30, 2020- registered last year more than 60,000 visitors and the forecasts for this third edition is to reach 100,000, so "we have considered that the most appropriate is that The fair is held in September, which is also a very good time to enjoy the province of Alicante, due to the good weather and the large number of tourists who visit us. " In this sense, Carlos Baño has appealed to common sense and calm, because "tourism is one of the most important economic pillars of our province and encouraging alarm is irresponsibility that can lead to very negative consequences." Precisely one of the priority objectives of Alicante Gastronomy is to contribute to the creation of a destination for all audiences with gastronomy as a claim and to value the products and producers of the Community and the Mediterranean lifestyle ". Gastronomic Alicante, organized by the Alicante Chamber of Commerce and IFA, with the collaboration of the Alicante Provincial Council and Tourism of the Generalitat Valenciana, is already working on updating the program of activities that will be developed on the new date and which has the Largest cast of Michelin-starred chefs and Repsol suns in our country.

The Government decided to deepen border control measures through a decree that prohibits for a period of 30 days the entry to the country of foreigners who have visited or transited the countries most affected by the coronavirus in the last 14 days, as well as several countries of the world, including Israel and Italy. The resolution of the Ministry of Health also clarifies that the term of validity of the limitation for non-residents, which until now is one month, "may be shortened or extended according to the evolution of the epidemiological situation." So far there are 45 confirmed cases in Argentina, three of which were discharged and two deceased patients. This Saturday was the day with the most new positive cases. The National Migration Directorate may also, as established by the new provisions of the portfolio that Ginés González García and the Ministry of the Interior conduct, "establish exceptions in order to attend to duly founded circumstances of need." The measure, published this Saturday night in the Official Gazette, seeks to broaden the scope of the presidential decree presented this week to confront the advance of the Covid-19 virus that declared a health emergency throughout Argentina for a period of one year, It temporarily suspended international flights from affected areas for 30 days and established a mandatory 14-day quarantine for Argentines and foreigners arriving from affected areas, to avoid contagion. "We will be very strict in monitoring the movements of people on our borders," President Alberto Fernández had warned during the national network last Thursday. From the Casa Rosada they explained to Infobae that the closure of the 160 Argentine border crossings - which in total has 237 legal border crossings - would only be implemented for people and not for merchandise, to avoid a greater impact of the pandemic in the economy. The border crossing of Iguazú, in the province of Misiones, is, after the Ezeiza airport, the one that receives the most people, making it one of the most difficult points. That was another of the topics evaluated by Alberto Fernández together with the interior and security ministers at the meeting in which the topic was analyzed more rigorously and its impact was evaluated. For this reason, the ministers Wado De Pedro and Sabina Frederic moved this Friday to the Iguazú pass along with the governor of Misiones, Oscar Herrera Ahuad, for a visit to inspect compliance with protocols and supervise the work of the National Gendarmerie, which is the federal force with jurisdiction at border crossings. The reinforcement of staffing was also analyzed to guarantee greater agility in the sanitary procedures to control the entry of people. Meanwhile, the Ministry of Labor also published a new decree through which it repealed two resolutions dated March 6 and 10. The new text informs about the suspension of the "duty of assistance to the workplace, with full enjoyment of their remuneration, to all workers" who are in the situations described in article 7 of DNU No. 260, who must communicate said circumstance to the employer in a reliable and detailed manner within a maximum period of 48 hours. The new measure also establishes new provisions around other responsibilities of employees and employers, for example in the case of telework (or home office). In parallel, the Ministry of Education of the Nation evaluates the suspension of classes in primary and secondary schools throughout the country, in line with the Protocol for action in schools against suspected or confirmed cases and resolution 104/2020, intended to the universities, which advises limiting the number of class participants to 50 percent of the capacity of the classrooms, the transitory implementation of virtual teaching modalities, and the reprogramming of the academic calendar, among other alternatives. So far, widespread isolation measures in countries where the epidemic is at a more advanced stage than ours, have proven to be the most effective in slowing the progression of the virus. The final decision will be in the hands of the provincial Education portfolios; some of them, such as Misiones, Chaco and Jujuy, have already moved forward, ordering the suspension of classes at the primary and secondary levels. In the midst of uncertainty about the economic consequences of the coronavirus, Alberto Fernández also ordered the head of the Palacio de Hacienda to prepare a package of emergency measures to deal with the effects of the sanitary crisis in Argentina that preserve the income levels of the workers, sustain -at least- current consumption rates, benefit investments for small and medium industries and reduce the tax burden to encourage local production.

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The journalist Mireya Ulloa Valencia, editorial director of the newspaper La Opinión, from Poza Rica, Veracruz, was stabbed when she arrived at her home early Wednesday morning after the issue closed. According to the report, Ulloa arrived at her house around 1:30 am and when she got out of the vehicle she was attacked by a man who was waiting for her in the surroundings of the garage. He stabbed her repeatedly in the abdomen and threatened her that if she continued her journalistic work the next time, he would kill her. Then he fled. After the screams, Mireya's relatives came to her aid and called 911 to ask for help from the authorities. However, they themselves transferred her to a private clinic where they gave her medical attention for stab wounds and she was reported stable. After the attack, Ulloa Valencia herself reported to the secretary of the State Commission for Attention and Protection for Journalists (CEAPP), Jorge Morales, from whom she did not obtain the support that the event merited, since he minimized it by calling it a simple attempted assault with violence. However, at no time did the aggressor do anything to take the communicator's belongings, but the aggression was direct. Poza Rica's Opinion condemned the attack against Mireya Ulloa (Photo: Twitter @ laopinionpr) Poza Rica's Opinion condemned the attack against Mireya Ulloa (Photo: Twitter @ laopinionpr) On its website, La Opinión de Poza Rica condemned the attack, which it said represents "one more against the free exercise of journalism", which is the third that has occurred against its staff. In a statement, he noted: "This represents a clear intimidating act, with this mean action once again trying to silence our critical voice, as they have tried on previous occasions." He called on CEAPP and the State Prosecutor's Office to take letters in the matter and clarify the facts. The Opinion reproached the CEAPP for having minimized the facts by trying to interpret it as a robbery with violence, a version that was later denied by the "first responders". This is the third attack that occurs against personnel of said media. In late March 2017, Armando Arrieta Granados, the newspaper's editor-in-chief, received four 9-millimeter caliber bullets, one of which punctured one of his lungs. After closing the edition of the form, the journalist arrived at his house, also in Poza Rica, and when he got out of his car he was shot by subjects who also fled; the attack cost him his hospitalization in intensive care and until his retirement from the environment after being on the verge of death, without so far the attack has been clarified. Earlier, in April 2005, Raúl Gibb Guerrero, general director of the newspaper La Opinión de Poza Rica, was assassinated on his way to his home in the community of Santa Águeda, in the municipality of Papantla. In both cases, the authorities have not found those responsible. Mexico is one of the worst countries in the world to be a journalist. At least 11 communicators were killed during the first year of Andrés Manuel López Obrador's presidential term. According to Article 19, a group that tracks crimes against journalists worldwide, August 2019 was the worst month on record for Mexico when three communicators were killed. The reasons for such killings are varied: hitmen from cartels annoyed at the coverage of their criminal activity, corrupt officials targeting critics to silence them; random violence and even journalists crossing the criminal worlds they cover. Since 2000, 131 journalists have already lost their lives, making Mexico one of the most dangerous countries in the world for the press. The Committee to Protect Journalists included Mexico - along with Somalia, Syria and Iraq - in the list of countries with the greatest impunity to solve cases of killings of journalists.

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