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Pope Francis said that "in our societies, homosexuality seems to be a fad and this mentality influences the Church in a certain way." The Pope made these statements in a book-interview to be published on Monday in several languages, the DPA agency reported, in which he expressed concern about homosexuality within the Church. "In our societies, homosexuality seems to be a fad and this mentality influences the Church in a certain way," the pontiff said, according to excerpts from Fernando Prado's "La Fuerza de la Vocacion". Francisco said he is concerned about homosexuals in the clergy and seminaries, because it is a "very serious matter" and believes that people with "this deep-rooted tendency" should not be admitted to seminars.

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In 2017, 48 percent of software installed in Colombia is illegal, according to a survey conducted by the Business Software Alliance (BSA). This represents two percent less compared to the analysis conducted in 2016. According to Cassandra Oshinnaiye, director of 'compliance programs' at BSA, that improvement is mainly due to the industry's efforts to promote the legitimate use of programs. "Probable years of government and industry efforts to promote the protection of intellectual property have contributed to lower rates, although it is one of the lowest in Latin America, there is certainly room for improvement," he said. According to the investigation, Brazil is the country with the lowest piracy rates, with 46 percent. Then Mexico (49 percent) and Chile (55 percent) are located. The nation with the highest rate of illegality is Venezuela, with 89 percent. The study notes that the average piracy rate in the region is 52 percent. On a global scale, the study indicates that while there was a drop of two points in the installation of illegal programs, this trend is still used throughout the world at an alarming rate and represents 37 percent. Although the overall commercial value of unlicensed software has also declined, most countries in the survey still have unlicensed rates of 50 percent or more. "These high rates not only delay the local economic benefits that are associated with the successful use of technology, but also impede the growth of a company's results and create unprecedented security risks," the research says. In fact, BSA showed that pirate programs can open doors for cybercriminals to carry out computer attacks. Unlicensed software costs companies around the world almost 359,000 million dollars a year. Oshinnaiye also gave recommendations so that companies and individuals can recognize pirate programs. "If you start to see messages or pop-up notices, if the software does not work correctly, we recommend that consumers communicate directly with the software publisher," the expert warned. The BSA global software survey quantifies the volume and value of unlicensed software installed on computers in more than 110 national and regional economies in a given year, in this case, 2017. It is also a global survey of more than 22,500 users of home and business computers.

In the last hours the Police arrested the alleged perpetrators of two homicides: the one of Ricardo Lorenzo Celedón, happened in Godoy Cruz, and the one of Daniel Alejandro Rosales (30), who was assassinated in Maipú. Yesterday morning, the police arrested the author of the murder of Ricardo Lorenzo Celedón (43), who was stabbed last July in Godoy Cruz. MAYBE YOU ARE ALSO INTERESTED Basics: what led the judges to convict Meltur's driver Homicide agents carried out a raid on a house on Olaya Pescara street in Tomba and there they detained Guillermo Pavano, 46 years old. For the Police, he would be the author of the death of Celedón, who was stabbed on the night of July 19 in Joaquín V. González and General Paz of the department of Godoy Cruz. The victim was at the bus stop, where he had a discussion with another man who finally stabbed him in the abdominal area. MAYBE YOU ARE ALSO INTERESTED 2 million pesos were stolen from an old man in his house in Guaymallén The wounded was taken to the Central hospital, where he finally died on July 24. Another violent death On the other hand, staff of Robberies and Theft arrested the alleged perpetrator of the murder of Daniel Alejandro Rosales (30), who was murdered in Maipú on March 23, 2015. The detainee, Víctor Hugo Marín Videla -alias "Vity" - was wanted for the death of Rosales and for an aggravated robbery. Police personnel carried out a raid on Wednesday morning in a house on Calle República de Siria in Luzuriaga, Maipú. MAYBE YOU ARE ALSO INTERESTED The defendant murdered the stepsister of the "Turk" Naím refused to testify Rosales had gone to a party where there was a fight between the now detained and his uncle. Later, he was attacked near the school Serú de Gutiérrez, where he received a bullet in the abdomen that would prove fatal, since he died the following April 1 at the Central hospital.

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Es posible, de una manera bastante simple, obtener el navegador de Google Chrome sin tener en cuenta ciertas páginas web. Esto se traduce en una protección para los usuarios, especialmente en los más pequeños de la casa, algo que es muy positivo y que se publicará en una ocasión más. Los pasos que deben tomarse no son especialmente complicados, tanto en los terminales de Android como en las computadoras (independientemente del sistema operativo que utilicen). El caso es que en unos minutos puede bloquear el acceso a ciertas páginas con el navegador Google Chrome, por lo que evitar el contenido no recomendado, como las apuestas, una opción para visitar. Cómo ejecutar aplicaciones de Android en Google Chrome Por cierto, seguir las indicaciones que vamos a mostrar no pone en riesgo el uso del trabajo de las compañías de Mountain View, por lo que no debe tener miedo de intentar el proceso para bloquear el acceso a ciertos sitios web (aparte, los pasos). son completamente reversibles, por lo que si lo deseas puedes volver sin problemas). Bloquee el acceso a la web en Google Chrome para Android Estos son los pasos que debe seguir en los teléfonos que utilizan el sistema operativo creado por Google para terminales móviles como teléfonos inteligentes y tabletas: Acceda a la tienda de Google y descargue la aplicación Block Site. Una vez que se haya instalado el desarrollo, utilícelo en su teléfono o tableta y active su funcionamiento con la opción Habilitar. Elija Ir a entre las opciones disponibles y tendrá que dar acceso al desarrollo para bloquear. Webs en Google Chrome sobre la accesibilidad. Ahora debe hacer clic en el icono "+" y en el recuadro que aparece y simplemente debe escribir el nombre completo de la página a la que no desea acceder. Para finalizar, haga clic en el icono de confirmación en la parte superior derecha y haga clic en Esto para cada web que quieras bloquear en Google Chrome. Pasos para bloquear webs en Google Chrome para computadora Esto es lo que se debe hacer, usando la misma herramienta que en Android, para que no se pueda acceder a ciertos sitios web, incluso a contenido, cuando se utiliza Google Chrome en computadoras con Windows, MacOS o Linux : Descargue la extensión llamada Block Site para proceder a su instalación desde la tienda Google Chrome. Aparece un icono en la parte superior derecha con un escudo que indica que ya tiene la extensión disponible. Abra la web que desea bloquear, haga clic en el icono mencionado anteriormente y use botón llamado Bloquear este sitio Si desea agregar un manual, en la ventana anterior debe usar la opción llamada Editar lista de sitios de bloqueo. Una vez hecho esto, habrá terminado.

YouTube will transition between original content by subscription to one financed by advertising. This will make all the original productions of the site free in the coming years. Since 2015, the original Youtube content is available to those who pay a subscription to the Youtube Premium streaming service. However, the company plans to unify its Premium service with advertising-funded initiatives, which will promote original content for free by 2020. "Without a doubt, 2018 was an outstanding year for Youtube Premium and YouTube Originals. We expanded Youtube Premium to 29 countries, launched about 50 shows with and without a script, and we reaped 8 Emmy nominations and about 30 industry awards. As we look towards 2019, we will continue to invest in scripted programming and work to make our YouTube Originals funded by advertising to meet the growing demand of a more global fan base, "said a Youtube spokesperson. "This next phase of our strategy for Originals will expand the audience of the creators of YouTube Originals and provide advertisers with incredible content." YouTube Premium, provides access to hundreds of songs, will be reserved for those who want to see content without advertising. We will see how this change of direction works within the platform's business strategy.

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Roberto Patiño, a rising star in the opposition movement in Venezuela, goes through a crowd of children who, spoon in hand, wait to eat. He leads a team that distributes hundreds of meals every day in marginal neighborhoods of the capital. It is the only solid food ingested by many of the children in the neighborhood of La Vega, in western Caracas. And although they are not accompanied by explicit political indoctrination, there is no doubt that they are an important counterweight to the government's narrative that it can feed the poor on its own. "We have found in these po[CENSORED]r sectors a fertile ground for a message of change, to build a different Venezuela," said Patiño, 30, about meals financed by Venezuelan donors both inside and outside the country. MAYBE YOU ARE ALSO INTERESTED President Macri's bilateral meetings during the G20 While the president, Nicolás Maduro, persecutes his opponents in the midst of an unprecedented economic crisis, desperation has led some critics, especially those in exile, to openly support violent shortcuts to get him out of power. There was an apparent attempt to attack the president's life with drone laden explosives in August, and some critics recently welcomed the suggestions of the US government in favor of intervention. But many figures of the embattled opposition that remain in the country see their opportunity to capitalize on the widespread discontent with Maduro's mandate in the poorest neighborhoods, considered for many years his stronghold. This is where Patiño, a former student leader, and other grassroots organizers who are between 20 and 30 years old, have been feeding the children, encouraging women to become activists in their community and organizing protests to demand public services. as drinking water and electricity. Marialbert Barrios, who at 28 years old is the youngest member of the National Assembly, has been giving talks in empowerment workshops urging the women of a working-class area of Caracas to change their passive complaints for actions to make their Neighborhood is better for everyone. It is a long-term strategy in a country where more and more citizens reject democracy and the old opposition guard suffers growing discredit. "It is time for this generation that took a step forward against totalitarianism, to assume the reins of the struggle," recently tweeted Manuela Bolivar, a 35-year-old opposition legislator. Years of solid government tactics - and of internal battles over egos and strategy - have left the opposition divided and stagnant. A new turn The situation improved briefly when they took control of the congress in 2015. But quickly it was again overcome by Maduro, who began to ignore his dictates and attacked their leaders for promoting the street protests that demanded his resignation last year and caused more than 120 deaths. Things took a turn for the worse this year with the breakdown of negotiations between the two sides that sought to lay the foundations for fair elections. The leader vetoed the presence of many of his main critics on the presidential ballot in May, leaving the opposition divided over the boycott of the meeting. Amid widespread accusations of rigidity, Maduro easily won re-election at the polls despite the fact that polls show an overwhelming unpo[CENSORED]rity. The failures helped to set the mood against the traditional opposition leaders. In social networks, figures such as former President of the National Assembly Julio Borges and former presidential candidate Henrique Capriles receive routine complaints - with little direct evidence - for having reached alleged secret pacts to coexist with Maduro. MAYBE YOU ARE ALSO INTERESTED Bolsonaro said he will not throw out Venezuelan refugees Other opposition figures were imprisoned, vetoed for politics by the courts controlled by the government or exiled, such as Borges and the former mayor of Caracas Antonio Ledezma. In addition to a generational division, exile is also causing internal friction. Some leaders who remain in Venezuela, such as Capriles and former presidential candidate Henri Falcón, recently suggested that they are open to a new attempt at dialogue, saying that contributions from abroad will only lead to more bloodshed and consolidate Maduro. Accusations that several prominent opposition members, in addition to government officials, received payments from bribery networks inside the state oil company or a Brazilian construction giant, also undermined its credibility. "Venezuela needs an absolutely different leadership," said Luis Vicente León, director of the Caracas-based polling firm Datanalisis, citing polls that show that the opposition is as unpo[CENSORED]r as the president. "I'm not sure if this means youth. It means fresh, different. " Miguel Pizarro, a 30-year-old man with tattooed arms who was elected to the National Assembly at 21, is part of that relay. No to confrontation He recently brought the local television cameras to the favela of Petare to draw attention to the decaying and abandoned buildings of government departments that host hundreds of people despite being described as insecure. Like Patiño, he is more focused on everyday matters than on confrontation in the streets. "The challenge of the political bosses is to win back the right to be heard by the country," Pizarro declared. "It's been lost because you do not discuss or talk about what a lot of people need." MAYBE YOU ARE ALSO INTERESTED F. Cardoso: "We do not really know what Bolsonaro is going to do, I think he does not even know himself" The general unpo[CENSORED]rity of the opposition and the deep internal divisions indicate that the repression of the government has paid off. "They are not successful in managing the economic crisis and hyperinflation," said Michael Penfold, an expert at the Woodrow Wilson Center in Washington, Caracas. "But they're pretty good at playing a divisive game with the opposition." Patiño, for his part, said he abandoned his political ambitions to focus on feeding 1,800 children five days a week in 21 poor neighborhoods of the capital. He believes that this is his best opportunity to influence his country by offering a vision of the future different from that given by the incessant government propaganda. It also funded other projects, such as one to collect data on capital residents killed in an attempt to fill the gap left by the government's refusal to publish crime statistics. MAYBE YOU ARE ALSO INTERESTED Incidents due to the death of a young Mapuche in Chile Patiño comes from a wealthy family and says that he could have forged a career abroad after receiving several job offers after his master's degree at Harvard University. But he said the fight is at home, in Venezuela, giving the children a meal a day. "I started this initiative, first by a human sense, by a sense of what is required at this time," he explained. "But also for a conception of what the service should be."

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