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The new vehicle of the American company comes with four versions, increases its size and incorporates new technologies to make it safer and more comfortable when driving. "The best car of the last 140 years." With these words, the CEO of Ford Europe, Jim Farley, begins the presentation of the fourth generation of the Ford Focus, one of the cars that has given more joy to the North American company and that This year, moreover, it is celebrating its 20th anniversary. The new Focus is a statement of intent that threatens to take over the entire segment of medium vehicles. Inside, in terms of engines, we will still not see electric or hybrid engines (as it does exist in Mondeo). However, the Ford Focus 2018 further reduces fuel consumption and increases efficiency in both its EcoBoost and diesel engines, EcoBlue. On the outside, the new Focus grows in size in response to the demand of users, who need a larger car for their day to day. The models that will be marketed will be: the ST - Line sports car, the elegant Titanium, the exclusive Vignale; and a new crossover model, Focus Active, sporty style but with an elevated driving height and bars on the roof. Safer and more comfortable technology As expected, the new Ford Focus model incorporates new systems to help driving to make it safer and more comfortable. To begin with, it will be the first model in Europe to have a Head-up display (HUD), designed for drivers to keep their eyes on the road while projecting useful information in their field of vision. Secondly, improvements have been introduced within the already famous Stop & Go, being able also to stop the engine completely depending on the traffic. For example, if we are stopped at a traffic light and the car in front starts to move, the Ford Focus will start the engine. Another new feature of the new Focus is the traffic signal recognition system, which adapts the speed of the vehicle to the limit of the road through which we circulate. In addition, when it detects the signal of a roundabout or a closed curve, the Headlights will move to illuminate all angles. Following visibility, adaptive front lighting system Ford offers a beam that eliminates glare possibility of accidentally dazzling other drivers and helps users to better see the road at night. Parking is now simpler still Many of us remember that moment in the driving test in which the examiner asked you to park and start sweating by measuring space and maneuvering to park our car. The new Focus and the Active Parking Assistant 2 makes the parking action even simpler. In addition to driving the accelerator and brake, it also controls the steering, maneuvering automatically in perpendicular parking spaces and parallel spaces only 1.1 meters longer than the car. Additional technologies designed to help Focus drivers and intended to prevent accidents and distractions include Pre-crash Assistance with Pedestrian and Cyclist Detection; Evasive Maneuver Assistance; Blind Spot Information System with Cross Traffic Alert; Rear view camera wide; Counter and Post-crash Braking Alert. FordPass Connect: making the most of mobile features The new Focus becomes a mobile WiFi point thanks to FordPass Connect, available for customers in Europe and able to offer connection to up to ten devices. It also indicates where we have left the car in case we do not find it, for example in a shopping center. In terms of compatibility, SYNC 3 makes it possible to connect our phone with both Apple CarPlay and Android Auto. As in previous editions, SYNC 3 also allows drivers to control the audio, navigation and air conditioning functions of the vehicle, in addition to the connected smartphones. Like its younger brother, the Fiesta, the new Focus has also had B & O PLAY as a sound partner, in this case with a 675-watt team that helps the occupants get the best of the music.

The Venezuelan Supreme Court in exile asks Interpol to arrest Nicolás Maduro The Supreme Court of Justice in exile has decided to initiate the criminal proceedings against Nicolás Maduro and, at the request of Luisa Ortega, the rebel prosecutor, to request Interpol the international arrest warrant against the "son of Chávez". "There is probable cause that crimes of corruption and money laundering have been committed," said the report, released today in a room of the Colombian Senate in Bogotá. The decision to prosecute the president starts his own Everest as well, since the next steps now depend on the Parliament, which must vote to withdraw the president's immunity, and above all, international recognition. The 1999 Constitution, drafted on the initiative of Hugo Chávez, maintains that the Supreme Court has the power to initiate the prosecution of the president and write a ruling with the prior authorization of the National Assembly. The so-called legitimate Supreme Court, which was elected by Parliament itself, will send the ruling to the United Nations, the OAS and the Lima Group. It also plans to attend the Summit of the Americas, which is being held this week in Lima, to announce its resolution. Another of his imminent actions will be the activation of the Palermo Convention against organized crime, as the judges suspect the existence of a powerful international corruption apparatus. In short, a historical decision plagued by doubts, but that relied on the evidence presented by the former rectors of the Venezuelan Public Ministry, who have been investigating the Odebrecht case since 2015. According to these calculations, the Bolivarian governments of Chavez and Maduro would have delivered more than 1,700 million dollars to the Brazilian company for works not executed or completed. "All Venezuelans have the right to know what happened with this money," said magistrate Miguel Ángel Martín, president of the TSJ in exile. Several questions now hover over this judicial decision. The first, if Parliament gives its approval. And the second, if the international community recognizes the court. The Odebrecht case has sprinkled presidents, vice presidents and leaders in Latin America except, until now, the Venezuelan exception, although it was the country where more money was used thanks to the agreements between Chavez and Lula, continued by Maduro. According to the declarations of the Odebrecht rectors before the Brazilian justice, plus the contributions made by the Ortega Prosecutor's Office, from Brazil 43 million were delivered for the presidential campaigns of 2012 and 2013. The Caracas government does not know him, besides accusing him of treason and corruption to Ortega. "The only system of justice in Venezuela is in our country," said prosecutor Tarek William Saab, appointed following the illegal dismissal of Ortega.

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