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The PP, Vox and Citizens have signed separate agreements to wrest the PSOE Junta Andalusian after 36 years of socialist government. Vox has renounced to repeal the law of gender violence, equality and LGTBI, and the expulsion of 52,000 immigrants. And the PP assumes part of Vox's speech. Accepts, among other things, supporting by law bullfighting and the creation of a Family Counseling. The pact includes replacing the autonomic law of historical memory with another one called "de concordia", just as the leader of the PP, Pablo Casado, intends to do with the national one. With this agreement, of 37 points, the po[CENSORED]r Juan Manuel Moreno Bonilla will become the first president of the Junta de Andalucía of the PP. "Today the change begins in Andalusia". has assured the leader of the Andalusian PP in his first appearance after the agreement with Citizens and Vox. The president of the far right formation, Santiago Abascal, has boasted of the agreement with the PP to invest Moreno and has ensured that, in this way, Pablo Casado's party assumes to develop "an important part" of the Vox program. Abascal has written a message on his Twitter account after the pact between the PP and his training to support the investiture of Moreno, which includes 37 measures, including avoiding decisions that may favor the so-called effect of immigrants. In the pact, the PP and Vox are committed to create a new Family Counseling, develop an Andalusian adoption plan and launch "a system of care for women with unwanted pregnancies that provides information, assistance and socio-economic alternatives." It also includes promoting the replacement of the law of historical memory by a law of concord and the recognition of differentiated education. In his appearance, Moreno has considered "reasonable" the incorporation of the new portfolio of Family given the interest that his party has shown in this last term promoting measures in favor of the family, claiming that the Ministry is also part of its program political - although, within the electoral document of the PP for the Andalusian elections is not mentioned. In any case, its incardination in the government structure, the po[CENSORED]r leader has warned, will depend on the agreement reached with Citizens for the distribution of the portfolios. Regarding the replacement of the law of Andalusian historical memory, which is framed within the national law, Moreno has argued that this is a long-term initiative and that what his party intends is "to improve it including the spirit of concord that He led the Transition. " It has justified the mention of differentiated education in the fact that it has been protected by several rulings of the Constitutional Court. The agreement has come after three intense meetings in the last 24 hours between Vox and the PP. The first, this Tuesday, of more than five hours, made the po[CENSORED]r feared that derail their ability to govern in Andalusia, as the far right formation presented 19 requests "unacceptable" for the po[CENSORED]r. This morning they have met again and the PP has brought to the meeting an alternative document that they have been negotiating until this afternoon, first in a hotel in Madrid and then in Seville, in the Andalusian Parliament. Before closing this pact with the far right formation, the po[CENSORED]r and Citizens have closed their governance structure. The agreement signed by the territorial leaders of the PP and Citizens, Juan Manuel Moreno and Juan Marín, commits the support of the orange party to the investiture of Moreno and the po[CENSORED]r party to which Marin is vice president. It contemplates a reduction of the councils to 11, of the 13 current ones, "susceptible to stay in 10", according to has confirmed the own Marín. The document establishes that the 90 measures subscribed in the programmatic agreement will be irremovable, thus shielding the agreement to any requirement of Vox. In the coming days, PP and Citizens will meet again to define the reorganization and assign the names of those who will hold the different portfolios. In any case, the proposals put forward these days by the formation of extreme right show that Pablo Casado's plan to export the Andalusian pact to other territories in the municipal and regional elections of May will be much more complicated than he expected.

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Artificial intelligence, and the '' intelligence '' of virtual assistants, seems to have come to stay. Different companies are betting heavily on this kind of assistants, and the main ones of the sector (Amazon, Google and Apple) already have their smart speakers on the street. However, there are others who also have virtual assistants, such as Huawei and Samsung, and the latter seem to seek to enhance the technology in their television sets in 2019. With the arrival in recent months of devices such as Amazon Echo (which we have already analyzed), HomePod (which we also have analysis) or Google Home, many users have experienced a different way of interacting with both the speakers and other objects everyday, but smart. The same thing happens in mobiles thanks to Siri or Google Assistant, and Bixby in Samsung. Now, South Koreans want to join LG and their ThinQ to bring artificial intelligence and virtual assistants to televisions, and as Variety has picked up, it looks like Samsung's 2019 smart TV will have a virtual assistant. And, it seems, Samsung TVs will bet on Google Assistant. The assistant of Google is, along with Siri, the most used assistant to be integrated into mobile phones, and Samsung would like to bet on this assistant for their TVs. Now, why Google Assistant for Samsung TVs and not your own assistant, Bixby? At the developer conference in San Francisco a few months ago, Samsung confirmed that Bixby for televisions was not ready yet. In addition, the own Bixby in mobiles is not as useful as Google Assistant, for that reason Samsung looks for to bet by the assistant of Google for its televisions. It seems that it will be at CES in Las Vegas, where LG will also present its artillery, the place where Samsung shows its TVs with Google Assistant. In addition, it seems that these TVs would also drink from HomePod to get a speaker technology that can analyze the stay and, thus, focus the sound more effectively.

The night mode of the camera phones seems to have become the new obsession of mobile phone manufacturers. In addition to the number of cameras, now competes to see who gets to have the phone that best night photos do. Samsung wants to enter that battle and it seems that it will equip its Galaxy S10 with Bright Night, a night mode similar to that of other companies. Huawei launched its P20 Pro in the middle of this year, a phone that, thanks to artificial intelligence and a long exposure mode, gets high-quality nighttime photos. The '' invention '' of the Chinese company, other manufacturers, such as OnePlus, Xiaomi and Google have endowed their devices in a night mode supported by the AI. One of the most notable in this aspect is the Pixel 3 with its Night Shift, something that we could verify in our analysis of the device. Thanks to the AI, the power of the device and the lenses that this year we have begun to see in phones, with a very interesting opening, the mobiles every time take better photos in low light conditions. As we say, Samsung wants the Galaxy S10 to become a benchmark, and Bright Night will debut for it. We still do not have any information about the Bright Night mode of Samsung Galaxy S10 (phone, of course, is leaking a lot of information too soon), but we know that the name of Samsung's night mode is hidden in the code of One UI, the new interface of the South Korean company for its high-end mobile phones. In addition, we can assume that thanks to the power of both the Exynos 9820 and the Snapdragon 855, both SoC with NPU for calculations of artificial intelligence, the night modes of the 2019 mobile phones, and in particular those of Samsung, should be a step above what has been seen this 2018. Now, we just have to wait for the Mobile World Congress 2019, the big technology fair that will be held in February in 2019 and where we can see the new Samsung Galaxy S10 (and what seems to be an avalanche of 5G mobiles).

A new attack on immigration, a new judicial defeat. The Supreme Court of the United States stopped Friday the attempt of president Donald Trump to deny the right of asylum to all immigrants who cross the border irregularly. With this measure, Trump sought to discourage crossing outside the ports of entry and immigration in general, completely closing the door to asylum in the country. The decision of the Supreme Court showed a very divided court in which the president, the conservative magistrate John Roberts, was aligned against the White House. The measure was announced by Trump through a presidential proclamation that basically changed the asylum laws of the United States with a simple signature from the president. For the White House, no one who enters the country by a point other than an official border post has the right to seek asylum in the country. Each year, tens of thousands of people cross the southern border irregularly, surrender to border police and seek asylum in the United States. Anyone who is in the territory of the United States can ask for political asylum if he fears for his life in his country of origin, no matter how he arrived. A judge in San Francisco, Jon Tigar, accepted a complaint from the United States Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) and provisionally suspended the application of the measure nationwide on November 19, on the grounds that the president's order clashed with the federal law. The court of appeals that has jurisdiction over the West, also based in San Francisco, gave the reason to the judge. Judge Jay Bybee, appointed by President George W. Bush, wrote: "Just as we can not legislate from the bench, as we are often reminded, neither can the executive legislate from the Oval Office." That decision was appealed by the Trump Government to the Supreme Court, and that appeal is the one that was rejected this Friday, in a new judicial defeat of the president's anti-immigrant initiatives. The rejection of the Supreme Court also leaves some hints of the dynamics within a tribunal in which Donald Trump has already appointed two magistrates and who considers himself irremediably heeled to the right by the ideological profile of its members. In the decision by 5 votes to 4, the key vote was that of the president of the Supreme Court, the conservative magistrate John Roberts, who aligned himself with the bloc of magistrates appointed by Democratic presidents and therefore considered progressive. The Court did not publish a substantive argument of its decision. The other four conservative magistrates, Samuel Alito, Clarence Thomas, Neil Gorsuch and Brett Kavanaugh (these last two appointed by Trump), signed a vote of disagreement. When the San Francisco Court of Appeals, called the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals, rejected Trump's appeal, the president became enraged and launched an unprecedented attack on that court. Without naming him, he called Judge Tigar "an Obama judge" and complained that his government systematically loses all cases in that court. The Ninth Circuit is a jurisdiction that includes California and Hawaii, whose attorneys-general routinely denounce any Trump initiative in immigration. Trump's comments provoked an unprecedented reaction from the president of the Supreme Court. Justice Roberts wrote a public letter in which he said that "there are no judges of Obama, nor judges of Trump, nor judges of Bush or Clinton." "Judicial independence is something we should all be grateful for," Roberts said in a public nod to the president. Trump reaffirmed his criticisms in a tweet. This Friday, Roberts issued the key vote in the last chapter of that same case.

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Google Chrome for Android is testing a new very useful experimental feature that allows you to take a look at the content of a link without leaving the web you are on. Thanks to it, the user can save a lot of time while browsing, since it is not necessary to leave the page where he is to make a quick query of the content of a link. Sure it happens a lot of times: you are browsing a web from your Android mobile, you follow one of the links that appears in the text to see information related to the article you are reading, and then click on the back button of the browser to return to the initial page. This process implies that the web has to be reloaded and that you lose the reading point, which in turn means a waste of time for you. To avoid these problems, streamline navigation and improve the user experience, Google has launched a new function through which it is possible to open the contents of a link in a popup window that overlays the main one, and when closing it returns us to the point where we were. As it is an experimental feature, it is currently available in the Dev and Canary versions of Chrome for Android. If you want to activate it, you can do it through the Google Browser Flags for mobile. To do this, type in chrome: // flags, enter in the Sneak peek search box, activate the option that appears and restart Canary. Once this is done, when you are browsing with Chrome Canary and you see a link, keep it pressed and select the option * New * Sneak peek that appears in the context menu. When doing so, the content will be displayed in a superimposed window, and when you close it you will return to the starting website. As we say, for the moment it is an experimental function and we still do not know when it will be available for the stable version. Given its usefulness, we hope you will do it soon.

As if it were a tradition, in the smartphone industry leaks are announcing the arrival of new models. The next Samsung flagship is now in the spotlight, every time we know more details about the new Samsung Galaxy S10 family that could bring up to four different versions. In addition to the standard model, the Galaxy S10, the Samsung Galaxy S10 Plus and the Lite model will arrive. Along with these models that the Korean brand has been launching for a long time, comes a model that I had never seen before, the Samsung Galaxy S10 5G, although in advance we anticipate that it will not be available in all markets. The blogger Ice Universe is one of the best known sources of leaks within the industry, its predictions and leaks rarely disappoint. This time he has explained through Twitter that this model will be the first telephone of the company to have 5G technology and that it will only be marketed in South Korea and the United States. Known inside the company as "beyond the X", the first Samsung phone with the fifth generation of the mobile connectivity standard would be scheduled for April and May and will be larger than the rest of his brothers. It will have a 6.7 inch screen with curved sides, instead of the 6.4 inches planned for the Galaxy S10 Plus. It would also have two front cameras and three rear cameras that would be equipped with ToF (Time of Flight) sensors. These sensors are responsible for sending pulses of light that measure the time it takes to impact the object that we are photographing and thus create a 3D image to help the effect bokeh or blur, as well as facial unlocking. Of course, all this technological waste, to which we must add about 512 GB of internal storage, will increase the sales price that they suggest will be about $ 1,500. Recently, some of the executives of another brand that is also working on its first 5G mobiles, One Plus, said that these terminals will still take a few years to get a reasonable price for consumers and get a significant number of sales. Until then all the brands run to present theirs even in limited editions and not all over the world.