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  1. I close the issue by user inactivity + solved! Topic Closed
  2. Hello You have to change the render of your cs! Here is a well-explained video! regards
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  6. Hello! For the community's opinion (FORUM) I suggest you do it this way! just have to enter your name from the steam account! which? is the name with which you initiate section in your account! I HOPE TO SEE YOU HELPED! GL
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  8. Germany , Rome , London , Paris , Porsche , Skoda , Volvo , Toyota and even the FCA Group . Apparently no one wants oil engines listed in their catalogs, so the industry is already preparing for a greatgoodbye to diesel. It is true that electrical efforts have accelerated more than ever in recent years, the same ones that have brought the hope of being able to replace diesel with other types of more efficient fuels. Nissan is the latest firm to say goodbye to diesel, announcing that it will progressively reduce its engines of this type in the European market, all in order to finally eliminate its sale during the next few years. For this, Nissan has invested heavily in improving its electrical developments, which should become the main drivers of new vehicle sales in the coming years. This goodbye to the generalized diesel that has been seen during the last time has been such that even the sales of vehicles with these engines have dropped considerably in Europe, a market where this fuel was preferred by buyers thanks to its high performance . This Nissan move is part of the MOVE strategic plan that the brand will implement in the medium term and, with a view to 2022, seeks to promote electric propulsion, autonomous driving and the various connectivity services , setting its objective to sell one million vehicles electrified during the next four years, one of the most ambitious goals of recent times.
  9. WhatsApp will soon release a long-awaited feature: group video calls. After the social network will begin to offer personal video calls from the end of 2016, just over a year later Mark Zuckerberg announced that soon the function of making video calls between groups of people on iOS and Android will be activated. Zuckerberg did not say when the function will be activated. Facebook announced the new function during the inaugural session of F8, an annual event that brings together dozens of developers to learn about the future of the social network in terms of tools such as APIs, security and privacy. This week, a scandal hit Facebook and WhatsApp after the departure of Facebook from Jan Koum, founder of WhatsApp for alleged indifference . Facebook bought WhatsApp in 2014 for US $ 19,000 million and when the latter had 600 million users. Since then, Facebook has catapulted the success of WhatsApp by increasing new features such as video calls, voice calls, point-to-point messaging encryption and its version of Stories on Instagram and Snapchat. It is expected that during his F8 conference this year Facebook will give us more details about his plans for the future and how he plans to avoid more problems like the one experienced by Cambridge Analytica.
  10. Representatives of the Colombian government and leaders of the guerrilla Army of National Liberation installed on Thursday in the Cuban capital a dialogue table to agree a bilateral ceasefire, after Ecuador refused to continue being the scene of the talks. "We are aware that these measures that we aspire to take ... are a means and not an end in itself. That is to say, that this ceasefire has a characteristic that drives the development of the (peace) agenda that aims to put an end to the armed conflict, "said the government envoy Gustavo Bell to the journalists present at the installation ceremony of the dialogue table. The parties resumed talks after a recess motivated by the decision of Ecuadorian President Lenin Moreno to withdraw their support for the dialogue in retaliation for attacks by dissident guerrillas of the former Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC) on the common border. The ELN initiated the dialogue with the government of President Juan Manuel Santos in February 2017 in Quito with the precedent of a similar round table developed between the authorities and the FARC in Havana that culminated in 2016 with the signing of a peace agreement and the pass from that armed group to civilian life as a political party. © The Associated Press The main negotiator of the Colombian government, Gustavo Bell, speaks during a meeting with the guerrilla National Liberation Army, ELN, in Havana, Cuba, on Thursday, May 10, 2018. (AP Photo / Desmond Boylan) The ELN and the government had already reached a temporary bilateral ceasefire that expired in January. The ELN rebels said they are concerned about the progress of the implementation of the agreement with the FARC. "That process faces some very great difficulties and we make efforts and votes to overcome them, because the breaches that are there are overcome," said the head of the ELN delegation, Pablo Beltrán. He added that "I have a duty to be in solidarity with the FARC comrades who have put all the eggs in one basket and see that the basket is about to fall and split." FARC leaders and human rights activists warned of the persecution and murder of demobilized former guerrillas. The time that the parties will use this dialogue or the methodology they will use is unknown, but according to Bell - the Colombian ambassador in Cuba during the process with the FARC - there is a "reasonable optimism" to achieve a ceasefire in the "medium term". Santos, who is on a tour of Europe, said on Thursday from Germany that he is very optimistic about the restart of the talks in Havana. "It is a message to the table and to the community, that we are making the necessary efforts to move forward with the ELN, and hopefully we can negotiate a ceasefire, hopefully we can negotiate a framework agreement that we can leave to the next government, that would be ideal. we are going to make the efforts to achieve it, "Santos added.
  11. The president of Venezuela and candidate for re-election, Nicolás Maduro , warned that he is willing to take up arms if "someday" a government comes to power that "intends to deliver the country's riches" to the "gringos", while its rivals They continued submerged in the campaign for the questioned elections scheduled for May 20. "And if some day a government arrives that intends to deliver the riches, I would be the first to give a shout and take a rifle to make armed revolution with the people if necessary." He would be the first one who would do it and call the people to arms, I would do it, because here there is dignity, "he said Wednesday night in a campaign for the presidential elections. From the coastal center state of Vargas, Maduro said that the country must be defended and that "nobody can believe with the power to offer the riches of Venezuela to the gringos". He added: "I refuse, I refuse a thousand times." At the same time, he accused the opposition candidate Henri Falcón of wanting to deliver the country to "the gringos" and the "European oligarchies". And he asked his supporters to "join forces" to "defend" the country. See also: Elections in Venezuela: "The international community will not recognize a triumph of Maduro" In that sense, he again asked the po[CENSORED]tion to give him 10 million votes in the upcoming elections and urged him to support it with rallies to give a "response in the streets." Look also: Europe threatens more sanctions against Venezuela because of the elections Maduro also reiterated that he does not care if he is recognized by Europe or the United States if he wins the presidential elections again and only gives importance to what his people say. "There the oligarchs are excited because they go to Europe, because the oligarchs are in Washington (saying) 'Maduro is not going to recognize him in the world', what the hell do I care," he said. Look also: Between the discouragement and the economic crisis, the campaign in Venezuela starts He added: "If the noble people of Venezuela recognize me, what the hell do I care what Europe says, what the [CENSORED] I care what Washington says". In the presidential elections of May 20 will not participate the largest alliance of opposition parties, the Democratic Unity Table (MUD), considering that the conditions for these elections are not fair or transparent . That is why the international community - the Lima Group, in America, Washington and the European Union - are calling for the elections to be suspended, and announced that if they are held on the date set by Maduro, they will not recognize the results. In these votes, Venezuelans can choose between Maduro, former opposition governor Henri Falcón, former evangelical pastor Javier Bertucci, businessman Alejandro Ratti and engineer Reinaldo Quijada. An article in El País In an extensive letter that occupies a whole page of the Spanish newspaper El País , Nicolás Maduro affirms that the presidential elections in Venezuela will be a "clean and model" process. Under the title "Our democracy is to protect", the Chavez leader, who is seeking re-election, affirms: "We have passionately committed ourselves to making ourselves transparent, respecting and enforcing the electoral laws for the elections of next May 20." Maduro assures that "this process will be clean and model, as much and more than the dozens of elections in which Venezuelans have participated in the last two decades". In the article, Maduro defended the work of the Constituent Assembly, which rules since August with absolute powers - composed entirely of Chavistas, after a very questioned election - and is also criticized internationally, which seeks to draft a "Constitution made by the people and for the people". "That is why I understand the desperation of the elites, who for decades devoted themselves to converting the people into populism, into insult, into tyranny and into barbarism, while ours is a democracy that is proudly po[CENSORED]r, " Maduro wrote. The president praised the "Bolivarian revolution" and highlighted the emblematic social programs of Hugo Chávez's government and then his own. He also promised an "economic revolution" for "this new Bolivarian period," which will be, he said, "innovative and creative," in the face of the "inhumane commercial blockade to which the governments of the United States and Europe have subjected us," he said. reference to sanctions against the regime in Venezuela, oil country plunged into a deep economic crisis, with uncontrollable hyperinflation, a brutal shortage of food and medicine and thousands of people who cross the border every day looking for opportunities abroad. "For us," Maduro adds in the letter to El País , "it is essential in our democracy that the economy be at the service of the people and not the people at the service of the economy, an economy that is pure speculation, and does not consider priority prosperity and sovereignty of the people, is hungry for today and tomorrow bread for the empire.Economy is the heart of our revolutionary project.But in my heart is first of all people.Economy is for the people or is For us, the Bolivarians, the economy is justice and democracy, protection. " Maduro's article appears two weeks after, on the initiative of Caracas, Spain and Venezuela announced the return of their respective ambassadors to normalize the damaged bilateral relations. The diplomatic crisis between the two countries, which have tense relations since Maduro's predecessor, the late Hugo Chávez, was in power, was unleashed after the EU sanctioned Venezuelan officials, a measure promoted by Spain according to Caracas.
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  16. Washington, Apr 29 (EFE) .- The new US Secretary of State, Mike Pompeo, said today that he had a "good conversation" with the North Korean leader, Kim Jong-un, when he met with him in North Korea and had the impression that he is "prepared" to achieve the denuclearization of the Korean peninsula. In his first interview as Secretary of State, on ABC, Pompeo reviewed his trip to Easter in North Korea and his meeting with Kim. "We had a good conversation, he was very prepared and I hope that I would match that, we had an extensive conversation about some of the most difficult issues facing our countries," explained Pompeo, who when he traveled to North Korea was still the director of the CIA. "I had a clear mission assigned by President (Donald) Trump When I left, Kim Jong-un understood that mission exactly as I am describing it today He agreed that he was prepared to design a plan that would help us achieve denuclearization, "said Pompeo. "Only time," he continued, "will tell us if we can get it." During his meeting in North Korea, Pompeo tried to prepare the future summit between Trump and Kim, the first meeting in history between the United States and North Korea. "My objective was to try to identify if there was a real opportunity there, I think there is, and who knows how the talks will go? There is a lot of work to be done, but I hope that the conditions that President Trump has established will give us a opportunity, "said Pompeo. At a rally in Michigan, Trump announced yesterday that his meeting with the North Korean leader will take place in "the next three or four weeks", which is a slight advance with respect to the White House estimates, which set the appointment for final May or early June. Trump also said this week that his government is evaluating "two or three" places for his meeting with Kim. According to the CBS network, these two places are Mongolia and Singapore. In the interview, Pompeo reiterated that the goal of his Government is to achieve a "complete, verifiable and irreversible" denuclearization with North Korea. "We use the word irreversible with intent, we will demand that it be demonstrated that denuclearization will be achieved, we are not going to make promises, we are not going to just take the words, we are going to look for actions and facts," said Pompeo. "This government," he said, "will keep our eyes open, we know the history, we know the risks, it's going to be very different, we're going to negotiate in a different way than we did before." No US president has so far agreed to meet with a leader of North Korea, although others before Trump tried to establish a dialogue process. The highest-level attempt was made under the presidency of Bill Clinton (1993-2001), who spent years working on an agreement to contain the North Korean nuclear program and even sent Pyongyang to its Secretary of State, Madeleine Albright, in October. of 2000, where he held a meeting with Kim Jong-il, the father of the current leader. The process failed because, despite Clinton's attempts, Pyongyang went ahead with its nuclear program by enriching uranium.
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  19. MOSCOW (AP) - Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov on Saturday accused the United States of trying to divide Syria after missile attacks led by US forces against the Middle East country. During a meeting with his counterparts from Iran and Turkey, Lavrov said the recent missile attacks "seriously aggravated the situation." He added that statements about supporting the territorial integrity of Syria "are just words that, apparently, cover the plans to reform the Middle East to divide Syria into parts" Lavrov met Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif and Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu. Both Russia, Iran and Turkey are the guarantor nations in the so-called "Astana process," aimed at ending the violence in Syria. All three agree to step up efforts to provide humanitarian aid in Syria. "We will ensure that this help is provided in the most effective way, we will be cooperating with the government, with the opposition and by its position with our counterparts in the United Nations, the International Red Cross, the Syrian Red Cross and other international organizations" , Lavrov informed. International aid groups have repeatedly accused the Syrian government, which is a close ally of Russia and Iran, of preventing the delivery of aid to areas besieged and controlled by the rebels. Lavrov reiterated Russia's claim that the alleged chemical weapons attack in the city of Duma a few weeks ago was an "artificial pretext" for missile attacks by the United States, Britain and France against Syria. For his part, Cavusoglu criticized the United States for supporting the Syrian Kurd militia, which has played a key role in diminishing the power of the Islamic State group and which currently controls much of northern and eastern Syria. Turkey sees Kurdish fighters as an extension of the Kurdish insurgency sweeping the southeast of their nation. "Today, the United States supports terrorist organizations and this must stop," Cavusoglu said.
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  22. Suerte HERMANO en tu mudanza espero que regreses pronto y suerte! ;)

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