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A report indicates that Europe committed in 2019 investments 3.5 times higher than those of China The objectives of the European Union to reduce CO2 emissions led to a 19-year increase in investments for electric mobility that had been allocated in Europe during 2018. These data belong to a report published on Tuesday by the European Federation of Transport and Environment (T&E) and the Ecology and Development Foundation (ECODES). According to these data, the figure reached 60,000 million, with a practically hegemonic predominance of Germany, guided by the Volkswagen Group. While the German country committed 40,000 million, Spain - which is the second largest automobile manufacturer in the continent - only reached 300 from Opel and is the sixth country in electricity investment. The Czech Republic, also led by the Czech brand of the Volkswagen Group, Skoda, is the second state with the largest contribution for the construction of electric vehicles. Skoda has in its program the production of up to 75 electric cars until 2029. Fiat contributed the bulk of the 1.75 billion committed to this end in Italy, above France, Sweden and the United Kingdom, which totaled 1 billion investment from its manufacturers, approximately. The total investment of manufacturers, the European Union and their governments in 2019 was three and a half times greater than that of China, the global giant in batteries and electric mobility, in that period, according to the aforementioned report. ONLY ELECTRICAL IN 2035 T&E considers that "European and national aid after COVID-19 to the battered automobile industry should be based on this investment and support an ecological recovery", prioritizing the production of electric vehicles, as well as incentives for the Purchase to drive sales of zero emission cars, especially in corporate, taxi and carpool fleets. It also indicates that to lead e-mobility, "EU lawmakers should also accelerate the transition to zero-emission cars by revising upstream CO2 emissions standards for cars next year." In this way, T&E advocates that the EU guarantees that it is only allowed to sell emission-free models in 2035, five years earlier than has been planned in most countries, including Spain. "The Covid-19 has caused human tragedy and has shaken the economy. But the EU and governments can use the recovery to emerge with a healthier and greener economy, one that reinforces its industrial electric vehicle strategy and creates thousands of jobs. work, "says Saúl López, head of electric mobility at T&E. For her part, Mónica Vidal, director of Public Policies at ECODES explained that "a few years ago Europe was at the tail end of the race for the supremacy of the electric vehicle. But the EU's CO2 objectives have brought together automakers and rulers to invest 60,000 million euros in electric vehicles and batteries, thus finally closing the gap with China. Success in this market is Europe's current industrial policy, and legislators should duplicate the stimulus measures, which would also promote a ecological recovery ". 7% OF ELECTRICAL Increased investment in electric vehicles led to a booming electric car market: electric vehicles accounted for 7% of sales in the first quarter of 2020. The report calls for lawmakers to put plans into operation as soon as possible. Scrapping and purchase incentives, which should be used to drive sales of electric vehicles, especially in urban, public and private fleets, which accounted for 57% of all cars sold last year.

The president accuses MSNBC television presenter Joe Scarborough on the social network of the murder of Lori Klausutis, who died 19 years ago of a heart attack If you falsely accuse someone on Twitter of murder and that person complains, it is very likely that the social network will delete that message and even provisionally suspend your account, since it is a clear and resounding violation of the terms of use of the social network. That, unless you are the President of the United States, Donald Trump. In that case, you are exempt from following the rules. Not even if the widower of the person allegedly "murdered" asks for it. Furthermore, in that case, the widower's request may provoke two more 'tweets' from the head of state and the US government, insisting on the theory of murder. Messages that, of course, Twitter will leave for its more than 300 million users to see. That is the conclusion of the controversy unleashed by a wave of 'tweets' launched in the last five days by Trump accusing the presenter of the television network MSNBC Joe Scarborough of the murder of Lori Klausutis, who died no less than 19 years ago from a heart attack. Klausutis worked in the Scarborough office, which at the time was a Republican congressman, that is, the same party to which Donald Trump now belongs, which in 2001 was, oddly, a Democrat. Some left-wing media tried to accuse Scarborough - who had come to Congress as part of the 'conservative revolution' that swept through the 1994 elections - of murdering Klausutis, whose body was found at the headquarters of Scarborough's office. . But the coroner's opinion was clear: The 28-year-old woman had suffered a heart attack, lost consciousness, and had hit her head on a table. In 2002 Scarborough left Congress and began his career as a television star in the role of the "official conservative" of the left-wing network MSNBC. In these years, he cultivated a close friendship with Trump, until the two quarreled in 2017. Now, the President has resurrected conspiracy theories that Scarborough murdered Klausutis. "When are you going to open the case of Joe Scarborough, the psychopath, in Florida? Did he commit a murder and get away with it? A lot of people think that," he tweeted Thursday. On Saturday he returned to the charge. "A blow to the head? The body under the table in his office? Did he leave Congress suddenly? A big reason for discussion in Florida ... and he is a hangman (with bad ratings). investigating, use good forensics! " Trump also referred to the MSNBC-owned company Comcast as "Concast," a pun with the term "con," which literally means "scammer." That second 'tweet' was part of a wave of insults from the president to his rivals, which included the retweeting of a message calling his rival in the 2016 elections, 'Hilary Clinton', another in which the Speaker of the House of Representatives and the third highest authority in the State, Nancy Pelosi, was gagged, and a third in which she implied that the candidate for vice-presidency for the Democratic Party, Stacey Abrams, who suffers from obesity, " it's been to every restaurant in Georgia. " Thus, the widower of Klausutis, Timothy, has addressed the president and CEO of Twitter, Jack Dorsey, in a letter asking him to withdraw Trump's tweets. "A user like me would be banned from the platform for those 'tweets', and I'm just asking him to delete them," Klausutis explains in his letter, in which he maintains that "the defenders of those conspiracy theories, including the president from the United States, they continue to spread their venom and disinformation on their platform, denigrating the memory of my wife and our marriage. " The letter was published today by the 'New York Times'. Within a few hours, Twitter announced that it would not withdraw the tweets. The news came at the same time as another, published on the technology website 'The Verge', which revealed that the YouTube video portal, owned by the company Alphabet, which also owns the Google search portal, has a program that deletes messages would automatically send criticism of the Communist Party of China.

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The Spanish Government has made it clear that Nissan would be cheaper to bet on Barcelona (300 million) than to close this plant The Secretary General for Industry and SMEs has been very clear after the meeting held today with the unions of the Nissan plant in Barcelona: "Nissan is going to cost 1,000 million to close the plant; much more expensive than if you decide to invest in it" . Blanco put the investment for the continuity of the plant at around 300 million, given that "the company has not invested in the plant in 10 years." Blanco explained that both the Government and the Generalitat, the Barcelona City Council and the Barcelona Free Trade Zone Consortium work jointly and in communication with the Japanese company, "at the Spanish and European level" to try to reverse the closure of the plant. This closure, of which "we still do not have official communication" would be announced next Thursday 28, when Nissan will announce its global strategy in which it plans drastic cuts. Blanco affirmed that the administrations work "for the continuity of Nissan in Spain", not only for that of the Barcelona plant. "Ávila already has a plan for two years and it would be necessary to see how Corrales de Buelna would look, which is a foundry of parts for Nissan and Renault." The Cantabrian factory supplies parts, above all, to Nissan Sunderland for the Qashqai model. In this sense, Blanco affirms that "for Nissan it would not be very logical business-wise to close its only plant within the European Union, given that Sunderland is in the United Kingdom", which since Brexit has not belonged to the Union. ALTERNATIVE The alternative in which "we continue to work" is the well-known alternative of bringing an electric vehicle to be manufactured at Nissan Barcelona, based on a small Alliance electric platform. "It was an alternative that was worked with the unions and presented to the company. Nissan liked it because before the coronavirus crisis, Barcelona was on the short list to opt for that proposal." Blanco did not hesitate to affirm that "Nissan will not have a friendly position if it decides to close" and the administrations will act accordingly, claiming the public aid that the plant has received in the event of non-compliance with commitments. The closure of the Barcelona plant according to Blanco would directly affect about 3,000 workers and about 30,000 throughout Spain if all the auxiliary companies around Nissan are included. The idea of bringing an electric vehicle to Nissan Barcelona would not guarantee the full use of the plant, since an electric vehicle needs fewer parts than current pick-ups. However, Nissan Barcelona could become the hub of an electric vehicle hub. "Barcelona is an enclave that bets on this type of mobility with many projects in this regard." In addition, the Government will continue working "in addition to providing a solution to Nissan", in parallel, "in the construction of said hub and if it were necessary to bring a battery factory to promote this technology, we would work on it." In January, Blanco participated in the meeting with the Chinese Government, EV100, which promotes investment in electric vehicles from the Chinese Government. "There were only Germany and England from Europe, which means we have taken a step forward." "RENAUTL IS COMPETITIVE IN SPAIN" As for the rumors that the French leg of the Renault Nissan Alliance could leave Spain aside, Blanco was blunt: "Renault's plants in Spain are among the most productive it has in the world. The company itself says so. Therefore, beyond talking about models, we must work to ensure that they remain competitive and workload. " AID PLAN FOR THE SECTOR Regarding the aid plan for the automotive sector, Blanco said that "we hope to have news in a few days." The idea that Industria has is "to collect what the four associations of the sextor [Anfac (manufacturers of automobile automobiles), Sernauto (manufacturers of components, Faconauto (automobile dealers), and Ganvam (vendors)] transferred to the ministers of Ecological Transition, of Industry and the Minister of Mobility on May 6 ". At that meeting the sector proposed a plan valued at 400 million. Here Blanco explained that the plan would be in the short and medium term. In the short term, it would be a matter of "stimulating demand to recover the sales market"; but also it would be necessary to "stimulate the offer to help the industry in its transformation". THE PROBLEM FOR THIS PLAN IS "BUDGETARY". The Government has not approved the General State Budgets. Without them, there can only be aid of 65 million already provided in the second edition of the Moves Plan and which promote only electric mobility.

What do you fancy the most at the table now that temperatures are rising? A good salad. Plus, there are so many ways to combine vegetables and greens that we will never be bored. Very important too, they are healthy and help you stay at your ideal weight. Here are three to lick their fingers. COUSCUS AND BENTRESCA SALAD A fresh and fast option for summer meals in which the distinguishing point is the belly, the softest and most delicate piece of tuna and a very tasty ingredient. When choosing it, the quality and firmness of its meat is very important. Ingredients 1 can of tuna belly in olive oil 200 cl. of water 200 gr. couscous 1 tomato 1 cucumber 1 grany apple 30 gr. raspberry 15 gr. fresh ginger Almonds Salt and pepper Extra virgin olive oil Preparation To start we cook the couscous and let it cool. On the other hand, chop the cucumber, tomato and apple into small squares. We mix everything with the couscous, the almonds and the grated ginger. We season to taste. We put the mixture in a rectangular mold and place the drained belly fillets on top. TURKEY, AUBERGINE, TOMATOES AND PINION SALAD Easy, quick to prepare and light, this salad is perfect to start the weekend with energy. Ingredients 380 gr of turkey breast 2 aubergines. 3 branch tomatoes. 2 garlic cloves 3 tablespoons of pine nuts. 100 ml of extra virgin olive oil. 30 ml of sherry vinegar. Dried herbs such as improved, oregano, thyme ... Salt. Fresh curly parsley Preparation Chop the aubergines into not very small and irregular pieces, season, soak in olive oil, spread on a tray and roast at 190º until almost golden brown. Blanch the tomatoes in boiling water, peel and chop into quarters. Peel off, sprinkle with minced garlic, dried herbs and soak in oil. Add to the eggplant tray, and when both vegetables are browned, remove from a bowl and cover with a film, let cool. Heat the rest of the oil together with the pine nuts until they take on a certain color, remove from the heat, allow to warm, add the vinegar, mix and add the aubergines and tomatoes. Dice the turkey and add to the warm salad. Season and serve sprinkled with chopped parsley. RUCULA SALAD WITH SHIITAKE MUSHROOMS This salad is full of flavor and color, since tomatoes and mushrooms are added to the arugula. Ingredients Crab sticks. Arugula Shiitake mushrooms. Various lettuces. Cherry tomato. Pinions. Olive oil. Sherry vinager. Salt. Preparation We clean the arugula leaves well. We place them on a plate on a background of assorted lettuces and add the chopped crab bars, the cherry tomato and the pine nuts. On the other hand, we sauté the shiitake mushrooms and add them to the salad. Sprinkle with sherry vinegar.

Chamber II of the Supreme Court sentenced two men to 4 years and 6 months in prison for crimes of intrusion and fraud when practicing without the required qualification since they only had training in 'alternative medicine' not recognized in Spain Chamber II of the Supreme Court has sentenced two men to 4 years and 6 months in prison for crimes of intrusion and swindling, who, without the qualifications required to practice as doctors, cheated about twenty patients in a center in Vinaròs (Castellón) , where they presented themselves as doctors, examined the sick, diagnosed diseases of all kinds, and prescribed various treatments, including in some cases stem cell treatments, transplants, and minor surgery. One of them had a private degree in natural therapies, and the second, foreign degrees related to health sciences, but they lacked a degree issued or recognized in Spain to practice medicine, as reported by the Supreme Court in a statement. In addition, the Supreme Court stresses that what they did with the patients were acts of the medical profession, which went beyond any scope that can be given to any specificity of the so-called 'alternative medicine'. The high court increases their sentences, in relation to those imposed by the Castellón Court, from 3 years to 4 and a half years in prison, in relation to one of the accused, and from 2 years and 9 months to 4 years and a half, to the other defendant, when estimating the aggravating circumstance in the crime of swindling of having deceived a good of first necessity such as health. It also raises the sentence for the same reason to the wife of the first and who performed functions as a receptionist in the center, and who, as an accomplice to intrusion and fraud, is sentenced to 2 years and 1 month in prison. The high court has upheld the appeal of the Prosecutor's Office and partially that of the private prosecution on behalf of five of the injured, by accepting the concurrence of the aggravating circumstance of affecting the facts for the sake of basic necessity. For its part, it completely dismisses the appeals of the three accused. The Supreme Court recognizes compensation for a total of 137,000 euros for 22 victims, of which 110,000 -5,000 for each of those affected- correspond to moral damage, and the rest to money paid for the treatments, which in most cases were absolutely ineffective. One of the defendants and his wife, owners of the premises where the clinic was set up, must pay the amounts in solidarity, and in nine cases the other defendant must also pay in solidarity. HIDDEN CAMERA RECORDING The high court validates the incorporation into the case and the admission as evidence of the DVD that contains a copy of the television program 'Diario de' by Telecinco referring to the activities of the aforementioned clinic, which one of the defendants claimed was a violation of the rights to privacy and their own image because it is a report made with a hidden camera. The Supreme Court recalls that the jurisprudence of both himself and the Constitutional Court does not indicate that, always and in any case, a report with a camera conceal is illegal, and in this case he understands that it is not because the Audience of Castellón pondered the principles of proportionality, necessity and rationality in this regard. Thus, he considers that it was correct "not to exclude the DVD resulting from the recording with a hidden camera by journalists who wanted to verify what patients from another locality reported about diagnoses and treatments provided by these accused, therefore a matter of public interest as soon as it projected on health and this without mediating pressure, collusion, direction or advice from public research organizations, where the engravings were shown naturally as if they were any patient. "

Throughout history, the human being has been outlining what we now know as historical memory. All that artistic and cultural heritage has been under the protection of museums, spaces where the life and experiences of past, present and even future times are reflected, or the particularities of an artist who breaks defined schemes. . However, not everyone has the privilege of storing that x-ray of humanity. Only a few, the most prestigious, have risen to the challenge to ensure the safety and dissemination of these works. Thus, every year millions of people make these places a must-see along with other activities. The variety of classes of existing museums is really wide. We can find specialists in natural science (such as the Jurassic Museum of Asturias), in technology (such as the Príncipe Felipe Science Museum in Valencia), in contemporary art (such as the Andalusian Center for Contemporary Art in Seville), or in history. It is not surprising, then, that society has wanted to pay tribute in some way to the important role played by these cultural centers. For this reason, since 1977, International Museum Day has been commemorated on May 18. From America to Oceania, passing through Europe, Asia and Africa, this event has gotten more than 120 countries to join the cause and involving nearly 30,000 different museums around the world. This date has thus become an opportunity to promote history, art and culture and strengthen ties between societies. The prestigious publication of ‘The Art Newspaper’ compiles an annual list of the 100 most visited museums in the world. Among those selected, the country with the largest number of po[CENSORED]r museums is the United States, with a total of 18. However, the city with the highest number of visits to museums is London, with a total of 10 of these buildings. In this gallery, we present you a short list with the most visited in descending order, according to this latest ranking. Louvre museum (France) The French museum leads the ranking with an approximate number of visitors of around 7.5 million people per year. The Louvre stands out for its collections that integrate both fine arts, archeology and decorative arts. It has some 35,000 exhibition pieces, out of a total of approximately 445,000. The building, founded in 1973, has an area of more than 200,000 m². 2. Metropolitan Museum of Art (USA) Next on the list is the Metropolitan Museum of Art in one of the world's most populous cities, New York. The building has been in the Manhattan district since its foundation more than 100 years ago, specifically on February 20, 1872. According to the list, the museum receives an average of more than 7 million visitors. 3. British Museum (UK) The British Museum was created in 1753 in London, although it did not open its doors to the public until 1759. The center stores more than 7 million objects from around the world, classified by geographical origin. You can find all kinds of prehistoric, medieval and ancient culture curiosities such as Greek, Roman or Chinese. Its growth was so rapid that the museum was forced to carry out different expansions and make services independent, such as that of the British Library in 1973 or the transfer of natural objects to the Natural History Museum in 1887. The British Museum welcomed in 2016 more than 6.4 million people. 4. National Gallery (UK) London repeats its presence again within the top 5 ranked. This time, with the National Gallery, a museum opened in 1824 that collects some 2,300 works (most of them of European origin) between the years 1250 and 1900. The museum only exhibits pictorial works and leaves aside the sculpture exhibition u other objects for different museums. According to the list, in the last year it had an average of more than 6.2 million tourists. 5. National Palace Museum (Taiwan) The next busiest museum is in the city and capital of the Republic of China, Taipei (in Taiwan). The center has a permanent collection of around 700,000 antiquities of Chinese culture. Despite its creation in 1925, it did not open until forty years later, in 1965. ‘The Art Newspaper’ registered more than 6.1 million visitors during 2016. 6. Vatican Museums (Vatican City) It is a set of galleries located in Vatican City, made up of thematic museums, monuments and large gardens, in addition to the Vatican Library. In owning a collection of the Catholic Church, it is not surprising that his works have a large religious component. Some of its collections are very famous, as is the case of the sculpture group of "Laocoonte and his children" or "Happy Venus". The image includes a photograph of Giuseppe Momo's stairs, which lead to the Vatican Museums. This group of buildings receives an average of 6 million tourists a year. 7. Tate Modern (UK) The British National Museum of Modern Art or also known as Tate Modern is next on the list. It is located in the heart of London, specifically in the former Bankside Power Station. Despite its recent creation, in 2000, the building has already positioned itself as one of the most visited museums in the world. Its permanent exhibition is freely accessible and it is only paid for some temporary ones. In 2016 the Tate Modern received more than 5.8 million tourists. 8. National Gallery of Art (USA) The National Gallery of Art was founded in the late 1930s in the city of Washington following an act of the US Congress. This is made up of two main buildings, connected by an underground tunnel. The neoclassical design of the west building, the oldest and formed by columns and a large central dome, is reminiscent of that of the Pantheon of Agrippa in Rome. Both galleries offer a wide collection spanning from the Middle Ages to the 20th century. In addition, the gallery has about 25,000m² of garden with sculptures. It is estimated that this building receives more than 4 million visits a year. 9. Hermitage Museum (Russia) More than 250 years old, the Hermitage Museum in the city of Saint Petersburg is currently the most complete art gallery in the world, according to the records of the Guinness Book of Records. The building has more than 3 million works of art, ranging from the Stone Age to our current century. In the mid-19th century, visiting the museum was restricted to the elite and a special permit was also required to enter. According to the ranking, the Hermitage Museum opened its doors in 2016 to more than 4.1 million people. 10. Reina Sofía National Art Center Museum (Spain) The tenth place in the list of ‘The Art Newspaper’ is for the Reina Sofía National Art Center Museum, founded in 1992 and located in the Old General Hospital of Madrid. The museum focuses on a journey through the history of national contemporary art and divides its collection into three different stages. However, among all the pieces on display, Pablo Picasso's El Guernica is one of the museum's quintessential works. According to the ranking, in 2016 it received more than 3.6 million visits.

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The renewed flagship coupe of the Japanese 'premium' brand is now available in Spain. Only offered with hybrid mechanics. "Lexus will never be boring and here we have the LC 500 to prove it," Akio Toyoda, president of Toyota Motors Corporation, proclaimed four years ago when he presented the new hybrid coupe of the Japanese brand at the Detroit Motor Show. The challenge is sustained in the 2021 version of the model, which is already in the newly reopened Spanish dealerships. The prices recommended by the brand are 120,000 euros in the Luxury finish and 130,000 in Sport +, which is committed to a more dynamic approach. The renovation is related to many aspects, but above all with the needs that are adding to the passing of the years with a special emphasis on connectivity and, says Lexus, "the connection between car and driver". Basically, the coupe incorporates the MM19 multimedia system compatible with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto as standard; the Active Cornering Assist assistance system and improvements in driving feel with the so-called Lexus Dynamic Handling System. The improvement in performance, in the absence of checking it at the wheel, is based on the redesign of the suspension, which incorporates aluminum materials that guarantee rigidity and reduce the suspended weight of up to 10 kilograms. The 3.5-liter direct fuel injection V6 engine enables wide torque availability at any speed. The common hybrid Lexus system is joined by the four-speed automatic transmission, whereby the gears combine to create the 10-speed effect, which can be changed via the paddles on the steering wheel. The electric motor allows speeds of up to 140 km / h to be achieved without the aid of combustion. Both engines achieve a combined maximum power of 359 hp. The design is this LC stands out for the double arrowhead mesh grill, which runs the entire front of the vehicle, a large glass panel and hidden rear pillars. The rear light groups also give character to the model. The chrome moldings evoke the curved lines of the catana, the traditional Japanese sword, according to the creators of the drawing. In option there is a CFRP composite roof. Lexus has made a new commitment to renew both the exterior appearance and the quality and comfort of the materials, especially the exclusive seats of the LC.

For the first time in Israel's history, an acting head of government is judged. The veteran leader flatly denies the charges of bribery, fraud and breach of trust in a trial that deepens internal division. On May 24, 2020, it will go down in Israel's history not only for the 20th anniversary of the withdrawal from southern Lebanon, but above all because for the first time an active head of government sits on the bench of the accused. Under the dramatic title "State of Israel against Benjamin Netanyahu", the trial began with the reading of the crimes of bribery, fraud and breach of trust by the Jerusalem district court chaired by Judge Rivka Friedman Feldman. In room 317, three magistrates and a prime minister. In the street, deep division. Netanyahu could not avoid the trial but he did face it as head of government after surviving three years of investigations and three elections in the last twelve months that have ended in the coalition and rotation pact with centrist leader Benny Gantz. At 70 years old, he faces his most important battle: not ending up in Maasiyahu prison. Accompanied by several Likud ministers and deputies, Netanyahu lashed out at the former police inspector and attorney general Avichai Mandelblit who in November announced his prosecution in three corruption cases: "It is an attempt to thwart the will of the people and to end with me and with the right. As the left fails to do it at the ballot box, they found the following patent: Elements in the Police and Prosecutor's Office joined leftist journalists to fabricate ridiculous and false files against me and thus overthrow the strong Prime Minister of the right". If convicted in a process that can take three years, he would pay the price (jail) for two weaknesses known in his long history: gifts from millionaire friends and the uncontrollable desire for favorable news coverage under his deep belief that the Israeli media is persecuting him. since the electoral victory in 1996 against Labor Simón Peres. A feeling of unrest and victimhood that encourages among their bases already angry at the press and the judiciary. The message, fueled by the Likud leader, is that it is an elite judgment against the right. As Netanyahu's supporters demonstrated in court in the eastern part of Jerusalem, the group of "Black Flags" shouted in front of the Prime Minister's official residence in Jerusalem: "Corrupt! You are a danger to Israeli democracy! " The center-left denounces that its campaign against the judiciary is more serious than even the attributed crimes. In contrast to the noisy external demonstration, the court held a formal and calm session. With her mask on, Bibi stood waiting for the judges 'entrance and the cameras' exit to avoid the image of her sitting on the bench of the accused as one more suspect. Three files corner the man who has held the reins of the country the longest. Case 4,000, the most serious, includes the bribery charge shared by businessman Shaul Elovitch and his wife Iris. The Prosecutor's Office accuses Netanyahu of taking advantage of his status as head of government and communication minister to help Elovitch, owner of the Bezek telecommunications company, in various operations in the sector. In exchange for assistance valued at several hundred million dollars from the state coffers, the Elovitch (Walla) news website received direct orders to promote and retouch articles and photos to praise him. In fact, Netanyahu was its shadow editor. "In 240 years of democracy in the world, no politician has been sued for favorable news coverage. Furthermore, in my case it was not so," he said. In Case 1000, Netanyahu and his wife Sara systematically received huge quantities of cigars, jewelry, and pink champagne from Israeli Hollywood producer Arnon Malchin ("Pretty Woman") and Australian magnate James Packer. In exchange for this estimated supply of 182,000 euros, his two friends would have received personal and financial favors. The Prime Minister replies that receiving gifts from friends is legal. The "Case 2000" reveals the secret conversations between Netanyahu and his great rival, the owner of the Yediot Ajaronot newspaper, Arnon Mozes, in which he offered to improve the information treatment if he limits the dissemination of the free newspaper Israel Hayom. This newspaper - akin to the conservative leader and property of the American billionaire Sheldon Adelson - did a lot of economic damage to Mozes who went to trial as a defendant. Netanyahu points out that in practice he did nothing. One of the keys to the prosecution is the trio of state witnesses: the former head of his cabinet, Ari Harow, his former adviser Nir Jefetz and the former director general of Communication, Shlomo Filber. Although former Prime Minister Ehud Olmert spent almost 500 days behind bars for bribery and former President Moshe Katsav for 5 years for rape, Netanyahu's case is different and not just because of the charges. Bibi has many more followers, he is tried as head of government... Although former Prime Minister Ehud Olmert spent almost 500 days behind bars for bribery and former President Moshe Katsav for 5 years for rape, Netanyahu's case is different and not just because of the charges. Bibi has many more followers, he is tried as the current head of government for crimes he allegedly did while practicing, and he clung to the position as a political and personal shield, transforming the legal dispute into a broad public and ideological debate. The coronavirus postponed the trial by a month and contributed to the creation of a new government. Netanyahu presided in the morning the first meeting of the new Executive with Gantz in the Chagall Chamber of the elected Parliament due to the number of ministers (34) and the social distance imposed by the pandemic. The trial examines the complex coexistence between Likud ministers who attack the judiciary and Blue and White ministers who defend it in response, deepens the division around Netanyahu and causes sadness among Israelis to see an active prime minister tried and pride because your country is capable of investigating, prosecuting and judging you.

The head of safety at Volvo Cars points out that this measure and others that the brand has implemented "help people reflect" on the danger of speeding. The Swedish firm already announced it more than a year ago and now it has fulfilled its promise: every Volvo that arrives at dealerships from now on will have a maximum speed limit of 180 km / h, regardless of the type of engine it carries or the power you have. So if you like the models of this brand and from time to time step on the accelerator, forget about doing it (although going to 180 in Spain is still stepping on the accelerator more than allowed). This limitation has generated controversy since it was announced and there are no shortage of experts who question the right of vehicle manufacturers to impose these restrictions (remember that many areas of the German autobahn are free speed). However, at Volvo they say they feel compelled to take life-saving measures, even if it means losing potential customers. They justify it by saying that, above certain speeds, neither the safety of the vehicle itself nor the state of the infrastructures are sufficient to prevent deaths or serious injuries in the event of an accident. And they add that, according to their research, there is still a percentage of drivers who do not understand the danger posed by high speed, which corroborates the millions of fines that are imposed every year around the world for this cause. But this is not the only measure Volvo has taken to try to reduce traffic fatalities to zero. Also from now on, all their cars come with the system they have called Care Key, a kind of 'care key' that allows the car owner to set additional limits before lending it to more inexperienced friends or family. In this way, a father could leave the car to his son after limiting the speed, for example, to 100 km / h. According to Malin Ekholm, head of the Volvo Cars Safety Center, "the speed limit and Care Key help people reflect and realize that speeding is dangerous, while providing greater peace of mind and supporting better driving. driver behavior. " Volvo's safety investigations do not stop at these two measures. In fact, a year ago we were able to see for ourselves a system developed by the Swedish brand that observes the driver's eyes to verify that it does not take them further than necessary from the road. And to this are added the advances to detect the poisoning of its driver, measures that will surely be implemented in all its vehicles in a few years.

The Supreme Court has also banned the company managers, previously threatened, from leaving the country and has seized their property. Chavismo blow against DirecTV, leader of subscription television in Venezuela. Military forces have forcibly seized the headquarters, offices and facilities of the television operator, belonging to the American AT&T, after the occupation order issued this morning by the Supreme Court of Justice (TSJ). The organ of the revolution also demands that its emissions, which were taken off the air this week by the company's decision in the United States to comply with the sanctions imposed by Washington and after the threats made by the revolution, be restarted immediately. The TSJ has appointed Colonel Jorge Eliécer Márquez, Minister of the Presidency, who also chairs the Socialist Telecommunications Corporation, as the new director of the television operator, which houses hundreds of channels. Its mission seems impossible: Chavismo cannot restore a service that depends on the satellite of the US telecommunications giant. The famous Chavista expropriations have not yet reached space. The new board imposed by the Bolivarian body has the "broadest powers of administration", both to re-establish emissions and to guarantee workers' labor rights. The 600 employees of DirecTV Venezuela received their severance on the same morning of the cessation of operations. The Supreme Court has also banned the company managers, previously threatened, from leaving the country and has seized their property. "The dictatorship has threatened and blackmailed DirecTV for years. Now it wants to take hostages to prevent the signal from returning, all so that you are not informed. They are not only guilty of DirecTV leaving the country, now they take away their equipment and they threaten their former workers, "accused Juan Guaidó, the president in charge. The team of the opposition leader negotiates from the first day with the operator to restore service from another country "because we must overcome censorship to fight for freedom." AT&T decided to put an end to its broadcasts in Venezuela "in the face of the impossibility of complying with the legal requirements" of the United States and, at the same time, the demands of the Government of Nicolás Maduro, which imposes its channels on the DirecTV television grid, including Globovisión and Petróleos de Venezuela (PDVSA) are sanctioned. In addition, Caracas has blocked the broadcast of a dozen channels on DirecTV, from CNN to Colombian television, most of the time for spreading opposition protests. Globovision belongs to the Chavista lawyer Raúl Gorrín, alleged figurehead of the main hierarchs of the revolution, included in the most wanted list accused of corruption and money laundering. The people of Caracas have expressed their rejection for several nights in a row, in the form of a saucepan, in the face of the impact of the loss of the television operator that provided them with entertainment and information in the midst of the pandemic. National Chavista channels are rudimentary propaganda vehicles with very limited audiences. "The destroyers themselves want to play at being the saviors of the people's needs. There are decrees that are only smoke and fuss," summarized the writer Leonardo Padrón.

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