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In an era in which the privacy of users is so at stake (especially in Spain), it is important to have tools that allow us to keep issues such as our passwords under control. If you are a user of the Apple ecosystem, we have good news for you: the iCloud keychain comes to Google Chrome in the form of an extension. Apple has launched an extension for the browser that will allow us to use the passwords saved in our iCloud keychain. Thus, we can synchronize and use the Apple cloud passwords in Google Chrome in other operating systems, such as Windows. This extension comes in iCloud version 12.0 and has a very important advantage: not only does it allow us to use the passwords saved on Apple devices, but it also allows us to synchronize new passwords for new sites in Chrome and in other operating systems. ICloud Keychain, in Chrome If we update our iCloud application to version 12.0, a new section called "Passwords" will appear. Clicking on it, it will take us to the download page of the Google Chrome extension in the browser store. And those of us in the Apple ecosystem greatly appreciate this move. The extension gives us the ability to manage our passwords with iCloud security on different platforms, without needing to be tied to Apple devices, including MacBooks, iPads and iPhone. Also, in a comfortable way; Whenever we want to use an iCloud password, we just have to use the extension and choose the one we need. Of course the extension is absolutely free and can be downloaded even without going through the iCloud software update steps. However, for it to work, you must have version 12.0 downloaded for it to work. Since it works for the browser, we can use other alternative operating systems to macOS such as Windows 10. You can download it manually from this link. This is the last step for Apple to open up to new systems and open its ecosystem a little more, so that we do not have to depend on third-party software to help us with Apple password synchronization. It is to be expected that, progressively, this extension will appear in other browsers besides Google Chrome.

Intel is expected to launch Alder Lake-S processors that support DDR5 by the end of the year. They will not be the only ones, since AMD's Ryzen 6000 would also support this standard. Manufacturers will choose to make DDR4 and DDR5, ditching DDR3 memory. Said decrease in production will mean an increase in the price of these memories. At the end of 2020, the first signs of a price increase have been detected, which will continue this year. All RAM manufacturers are focusing on the production of DDR5 memory. We must not ignore that the demand for DDR3 RAM remains remarkable. The DDR4 standard has been on the market for many years, but there are still systems that use the DDR3 standard. Many users purchase Intel Xeon processor, motherboard and DDR3 RAM memory combos to assemble their gaming systems. Without going any further we have several servers that use DDR3. According to the data, the price increases would be like this: Increase of 20% during Q1 2021 Increase of up to 50% the rest of 2021 And it is that maintaining the production of DDR3 in parallel with the production of DDR4 and DDR5 is not viable. Although DDR3 production was already low, it will suffer a significant cut. To give us an idea, SK Hynix only produces 4GB DDR3 modules. Samsung has already gone from producing 60,000 chips per month to producing 20,000 chips per month (reduction of more than 60%). The positive part is that Taiwanese manufacturers such as Nanya and PSMC will continue to produce them. This will promote price containment.

To capitalize on this important project of the Audi Group, the plant located in the State of Puebla trained more than 300 employees. The Audi Q5 is one of the most successful models in the Audi Group's Q range. In San José Chiapa this model is produced in all its derivatives, and today a new variant is added to its production lines: the Audi Q5 Sportback, which, among other characteristics, makes the difference due to a sporty appearance and an elegant drop in the post "D". For the production of this new model, the plant made important adaptations to its production lines. In the Body Shop, where more than 800 robots operate, it was required to reprogram at least 300 of them, responsible for manufacturing 45 subgroups of the car's body, before the arrival of the Audi Q5 Sportback. On the other hand, in the Stamping hall, dies were acquired to adapt to the requirements in terms of design, since the geometry of the new model is different from the traditional version, mainly changing its shape on the sides, on the rear doors and on the back cover. Tarek Mashhour, CEO of Audi Mexico: “February 8, 2020 is a very important date for our plant, as we start production of the Audi Q5 Sportback. This vehicle represents a very important step towards the future of the San José Chiapa factory. With this, we show that we are a plant that adapts quickly to any challenge and that we are at the same level as the most advanced factories in the world. The Audi Q5 Sportback is Mexican and will soon be hitting the streets around the world. " Ensuring the quality of the Audi Q5 Sportback is of utmost importance for Audi México, and therefore two trainings were carried out for more than 300 employees who are in direct contact with the vehicle, as well as for those in charge of electrical and mechanical maintenance of the body shop. These trainings were taught digitally with technologies such as augmented reality, in order to avoid contact as much as possible for the prevention of Covid-19. Likewise, the project was a joint effort between collaborators from various Audi plants around the world, since technicians from Ingolstadt, Neckarsulm, Audi Tooling Barcelona, Györ and San José Chiapa, intervened to make possible the start of production of the Audi Q5 Sportback in Mexico for international marketing. Production of the Audi Q5 Sportback will begin gradually until it reaches its optimum level. The first vehicles of this model to leave the production lines will have Germany and the rest of Europe as their destination, while, for the second week of March, production for the North American market will begin. Audi Mexico has a firm step towards the future and, as they say in Audi: The future is an attitude.

America is at war. And it is not a war that began with Donald Trump or with the taking of Congress. It started with slavery and it never ended. It took the form of lynchings, suppression of the vote, the Bull Connor police dog attacks in Birmingham and denial of services. Today's race battles are fought by legions of white people fueled by stereotypes, lies, and conspiracy theories in vogue not just among inmates who inhabit hidden corners of the internet. They are also adopted by people like the killer who shot nine black parishioners in a South Carolina church, telling police that African Americans were taking over the country and raping white women. Or the individual who shot and killed 23 people and injured 23 others at a Walmart store in El Paso, Texas. His target was the Mexicans, according to the authorities, because he believed they were invading the country to vote for the Democrats. People like the mobs full of white supremacists who showed up in Congress when Trump and others falsely insisted the presidential election had been stolen, especially in minority-inhabited districts. For too long, according to leading civil rights advocates, historians and experts on extremism, many Americans and white officials have ignored the fact that there is a war launched by whites. Racist positions are promoted by the press and are represented in statues and symbols of slaveholders and segregationists that still persist. They help demagogues win elections for high office. The result? A large number of whites fear that multi-culturalism, progressive politics, and an equitable distribution of power could end them, subjugate them. And that fear, often exploited by those in power, has repeatedly proven the worst threat to all non-whites, according to advocates of racial justice. How does the country address the issue of white aggression after so many missed opportunities? The Rev. William Barber II said that, to begin with, you have to refuse to have political debates that use lies and racist arguments. "Collateral damage, when you insist on telling lies, sowing winds and filling people's veins with poison, makes the system so toxic that it unleashes violence," Barber said. Historically, white supremacy goes hand in hand with the fear of the political power of African Americans. After the civil war (1861/65), in which ex-slaves won the right to vote and hold public office, the white response was Jim Crow segregation laws, the suppression of the vote and oppression through the police. The January 6 protests came on the same day Georgia declared the victors of two Senate ballots, won by Democrats Raphael Warnock and Jon Ossoff, the first African-American and Jewish from the South to reach the upper house. And a few days after the inauguration of Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris, the first woman of African and Asian descent to hold that position. It is noteworthy that the occupants of Congress carried at least one flag of the Confederacy, the losing side of the civil war, supporter of slavery. For many in the white mob that took over the Capitol, minorities achieved inconceivable political influence in the last election. "This type of collective violence, in reaction to the union of blacks, brunettes and whites who vote in favor of progressive proposals, has always been the answer," said Barber. Oren Segal, vice president of the Anti-Defamation League Center on Extremisms, said we must stop using the term "culture war" to refer to violence that causes deaths. "You only have to look at the corpses and the murderers to realize that the threat of violence from national white supremacists has been with us for a long time," Segal said. According to the Anti-Defamation League, approximately 74% of the extremists who committed homicides in the United States between 2010 and 2019 were right-wing extremists, most of them white supremacists. Christian Picciolini, a former far-right extremist who founded the Free Radicals Project to try to moderate those sectors, said it is easy to blame others and ignore supporters of far-right movements and other groups that exude hatred. It has been part of a collective refusal by whites, oblivious to the real world and threats of violence. “We have to understand that if we want to avoid these things in the future, we have to examine our history. It's 400 years of what I would describe as the nation's potholes, "said Picciolini, who last year published the book" Breaking Hate, "denouncing extremism. Malcolm Graham, a former North Carolina state senator, is convinced that the death of his older sister Cynthia Graham-Hurd was the result of nothing being done to curb white supremacism. The sister was one of nine people killed by Dylann Roof in 2015 during a Bible study session at Mother EManuel African Methodist Episcopal Church in Charleston. That slaughter could have been "a turning point," Graham said. But he let it go because authorities and the press made too much of the fact that the victims' families forgave the killer, instead of investigating his transformation into an extremist, Graham added. In his final presentation at Roof's trial, the prosecutor said the 22-year-old was a well-known white supremacist who wanted to start a race war. All their actions did was generate a debate around supremacist iconography, including the Confederate war flag, monuments and statues that appeared in photos and drawings that investigators found among Roof's belongings. In July 2015, former South Carolina Governor Nikki Haley, who is of Indian descent, signed legislation that would forever lower the Confederate war flags flying on the state Capitol. At times she gave the impression that the country was beginning to face racism. After George Floyd's massacre in Minneapolis last year, 111 Confederate monuments and other symbols of white supremacism were removed, relocated or renamed. But another 1,800 symbols of the Confederacy had not been touched until December. “The symbols of the Confederacy are not relics of the past. They are living symbols of white supremacy, ”said Southern Poverty Law Center Chief of Staff Lecia Brooks.

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Twitter is going through one of its most critical moments, behind are those times when the company appeared stagnant. The social network knows how to take advantage of the timing of the opportunities and now with other platforms such as “Clubhouse” emerging and going viral, they know that it is time to take out all their artillery to continue being at the top. And now it seems to have found an idea that: audio chats. A new way for users to participate in a much more comfortable and dynamic way in any type of conversation. The idea was originally aimed at groups of people who are more likely to be abused or harassed through its platform. But over time Twitter Spaces (as the platform has named this function), it seems that it will end up leading to something much bigger. We tell you how it works. Now is when purchases from the past make sense Surely you no longer remember it, but the social network acquired the Squad app in 2019, a platform that, in short, made it possible to make group video calls and share screen with other contacts easily. A minor app compared to Zoom or Microsoft Teams, but with a different approach. In the same way we echoed at the beginning of 2021, that Twitter acquired Breaker, an app focused on podcasts, but with a more social focus than other platforms. In it, users can share their favorite podcasts and follow other users with common interests. Twitter highlighted that this acquisition came to "create new experiences" in the social network. And after all that has been explained, if we mix these concepts a bit, we get to the future that the platform wants with Twitter Space. Twitter Space: voice chat rooms It is a function of voice chat rooms in which the hosts or creators of each space will have control to indicate who can go to that space or chat, who has to be expelled for their behavior and even has the possibility of being able to silence users in the chat, space or Space of which it is host. The function is still in beta mode and is being tested with a small number of users with iOS devices, although it is expected to be launched in a short time to take advantage of the boom that other platforms with similar functions such as ClubHouse are having. Once the room is created, users can manage the "room" so that they can open it and make it public or directly invite those contacts that are of interest to them and make a private space. In the room there will be moderators and participants who will be able to choose the way in which they want to participate in the rooms: as listeners only or by publishing their own messages. This new function will include the famous emojis and the different rooms created from the Twitter account can be shared.

The PCIe 4.0 standard will go unnoticed due to its low implementation and usefulness. For the segment of graphics cards it hardly contributes, since there are hardly any differences between PCIe 4.0 and PCIe 3.0. Yes that has been noticed in the M.2 NVMe, but those based on PCIe 4.0 are really expensive. PCIe 5.0 will implement many new features and there will be big leaps, such as doubling the bandwidth with respect to PCIe 4.0. As far as we know, the first processors to support PCIe 5.0 will be the Intel Xeon Sapphire Rapids intended for servers. Microchip wants to position itself very well in the market for PCIe 5.0 switches and retimers. The new Microchip switches will offer between 28 and 100 PCI Express 5.0 lanes. In addition, these new switches support up to 48 non-transparent bridges (NTB) to create a multi-host PCIe fabric through several switches. Microchip's PCI-Express 5.0 Switchtec PFX is currently being tested by a group of selected customers. These clients have a 100-line evaluation system. It should be noted that Microchip says that these new PCIe 5.0 switches have a higher consumption than the PCIe 4.0 switches, but they have not given more information about it. Microchip has not disclosed what the price of these new switches is, but they would be similar to the prices of PCIe 4.0 solutions. In addition, these new switches could offer a bandwidth of up to 504 Gbit / s, double that offered in PCIe 4.0 solutions.

During the last 6 months of 2020, Volvo Cars had revenue of SEK 151 billion and an operating result of SEK 9.5 billion. This means that profits increased 8.2 percent and revenue 4.9 percent. The profit margin reached a solid 6.3 percent. These results reflect the best second half of sales in the history of the company, thanks to strong demand for the Recharge range of rechargeable vehicles. From July to December 2020, Volvo Cars sold 391,751 vehicles, representing a growth of 7.4 percent over the same period in 2019. Market share increased in most countries. For the full financial year 2020, Volvo Cars announced a profit of SEK 263 billion and an operating result of SEK 8.5 billion. The reduction in fixed costs, combined with growth, has had a positive impact on cash flow and liquidity. "We have acted decisively to limit the impact of the pandemic," said Håkan Samuelsson, CEO. "Once we safely resumed operations, we achieved a remarkable recovery that has led to the best second half in company history. It is also encouraging to see the rapid growth in demand for our Recharge range of rechargeable vehicles, which we hope will continue in 2021. " The share of Recharge vehicles as a percentage of total sales was more than double in 2020 than in 2019. In Europe, plug-in hybrids accounted for 30 percent of sales, making Volvo the number one premium plug-in vehicle brand in terms of percentage of total sales. Also in the United States, Volvo was one of the leading plug-in hybrid brands on the market. In China and the United States, the main markets of the company, Volvo has announced an increase in sales during the full financial year of 2020, since in the second half of the year it managed to overcome the fall suffered in the first half of the year due to the pandemic. In Europe, the second half of the year ended with a slight decrease as a consequence of the general sluggishness of the market. Also as a result of the pandemic, Volvo Cars recorded an increase in online sales in 2020, an evolution that is expected to continue in 2021. The number of subscriptions sold through the online channel more than doubled in 2020 compared to 2019. Deposit rates through this channel were high throughout the period and have contributed to increasing market share. By 2021, the company expects continued growth in sales and revenue thanks to its powerful product offering and increased online sales. If market conditions continue to normalize, this growth, added to the maintenance of the cost control policy, is expected to improve profitability to pre-coronavirus levels. With the current level of investment in new technologies and products, the company expects capital expenditures similar to that of 2020. Cash flow is expected to remain high. A continued decrease in CO2 emissions per vehicle is also expected, in line with the company's goal of reducing them by 40 percent by 2025. In this link you can consult all the information about the economic results of Volvo Cars.

YANGON, Myanmar (AP) - An enthusiastic crowd of tens of thousands marched through the streets of Myanmar's largest city in protest of last week's coup. The news that the internet connection had been restored, blocked the day before, was a boost for the attendees. Several protests started in various parts of Yangon converged on the Sule Pagoda, in the center of a roundabout in the center of the city. The protesters chanted "Long live mother Suu" and "Down with the military dictatorship." Authorities had cut off internet access when protests began to grow on Saturday, stoking fears of a total blackout. On Sunday afternoon, however, users in Yangon reported that internet access from their cellphones had suddenly been restored. The protesters wanted to overturn the army-led seizure of power last Monday and demanded the release of the country's ousted leader, Aung San Suu Kyi, and other prominent members of her party, the National League for Democracy. The army has accused Suu Kyi and her party of failing to heed their complaints about widespread fraud in the elections last November, although the electoral commission said it had not found any evidence to support the accusations. The mounting protests were a stark reminder of the long and bloody struggle for democracy in a country that in practice spent more than five decades under military rule, until it began to soften in 2012. Suu Kyi's government, which won hands down Overwhelming in the 2015 elections, it was the first civilian-run in decades, though it saw its power limited by a military-drafted constitution. During Myanmar's years of isolation under military rule, Sule Pagoda was a regular site for pro-democracy political protests, especially during the huge 1988 uprising and the 2007 revolt led by Buddhist monks. The Army crushed both uprisings by force, and it is estimated that in 1988 there were hundreds, if not thousands of deaths. Although riot police have been dispatched to monitor the protests in the past week, no soldiers have been deployed or reported clashes. Showing little fear, the protests have grown in size and boldness since Monday's coup, and have maintained non-violent denunciation following calls from Suu Kyi's party and its allies for civil disobedience. In one of the marches on Sunday, at least 2,000 trade unionists, student activists and others gathered at a major intersection near the University of Yangon. They marched along a main street, complicating traffic. Drivers honked their horns in support. Riot police blocked the main entrance to the university and there were two trucks with water cannons parked in the area. The protesters carried banners demanding the release of Suu Kyi and President Win Myint. Both are under house arrest and were charged with misdemeanors, which many consider a legal pretext for their arrest. Reports on social media and some Myanmar news services reported demonstrations in other parts of the country, with one especially large demonstration in the central city of Mandalay. The protests went from gathering hundreds of people to gathering thousands on Saturday. Also that day the authorities cut off most of the Internet access. Breaches in the Army's firewall allowed some news to circulate, but also fueled fears of a total news blackout. Platforms such as Facebook and Twitter had been ordered to be blocked, although accessing them partially was still possible. Social media has been crucial in spreading independent news and organizing protests. Netblocks, a London-based service that monitors internet access outages, confirmed that internet access had been partially restored on Sunday, although it indicated that it could be temporary and that social media remained blocked. The telecommunications blockade is a stark reminder that Myanmar is in danger of losing its progress after Monday's coup. During the previous five decades of military rule in Myanmar, the country was isolated and its communications with the outside world were strictly controlled. Elected lawmakers from Suu Kyi's party held a virtual meeting on Friday to declare themselves the only legitimate representatives of the people and called for international recognition as the country's government. UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres said the United Nations will do everything in its power to unite the international community and create the conditions to reverse the military coup in Myanmar.

In Spain, portable devices capable of measuring different parts of our health, especially heart or respiratory rates, are becoming increasingly po[CENSORED]r. All with specialized sensors to make a metric as accurate as possible. Google wants to make everything easier with Google Fit, its health application. Google will add a function to its application that will allow us to perform heart and respiratory rate measurements using our smartphone's camera, as we can read on Engadget. Measurements nowhere near as precise as would be achieved using a specialized device, but sufficient to make the odd estimate. The features will be released in the app in a month and unsurprisingly, they will first launch for Google's proprietary phones, the Google Pixels, in which case the update will take a few weeks. This update has a clear purpose: to obtain approximate measurements without needing a device that has the necessary sensors, such as a smartwatch or a wearable. However, this has a trade-off; We cannot use these measurements as concise medical data, but as mere features intended for day-to-day health and well-being. The operation is simple. The application uses the smartphone camera, several of its sensors and Google's famous artificial intelligence. The camera collects the data it needs, an algorithm processes it and gives us an approximate measurement. To measure heart rate, the camera will have to focus on our fingertip, detecting beats. The camera collects the heartbeat and with the optical color of the blood, the application can recognize changes in its volume. If, on the other hand, we want to perform a respiratory measurement, the front camera will have to focus on our head and chest, and the rise and fall of our chest due to breathing will be recorded to perform the metric. Both systems have room for error and, we repeat, the resulting measurements should be considered as well-being data and not medical data. The cardiac measurement system has a margin of error, according to Google, of 2% and that of respiration of one breath per minute. To this is added the human factor, which can increase the margin of error. If, on the other hand, we want a much more thorough measurement or, failing that, more precise, we will have to continue to resort to wearables and smartwatches that have the specific sensors for it.

Gigabyte Introduces AORUS RTX 3060 Ti Elite with ARGB Illumination We are seeing how it is practically impossible to find gaming graphics at reasonable prices in the market. The last few weeks have become more expensive due to lack of stock. Some stores are forced to return the money to users, while others have limited the sale to 1 unit per customer. Gigabyte's new AORUS RTX 3060 Ti Elite is styled similar to the AORUS Xtreme and Master. The design of the bezel is simplified a bit compared to the top-of-the-range models of the brand. As a more striking detail we have an ARGB ring on all fans, making it much more striking. Indicate that this new AORUS RTX 3060 Ti Elite graphics card has a thickness of 2.7 slots. The final dimensions have not been revealed, but it looks like they will be similar to the Xtreme and Master. We can customize the ARGB fan rings using Gigabyte's own software. It offers users a great deal of customization. Due to this interesting design, the ideal in this graphic would be a vertical mount. If you are going to opt for this mount, look for a chassis that leaves enough space between the graphic and the chassis panel or you will have temperature problems. Unfortunately Gigabyte has not disclosed the frequencies of the AORUS RTX 3060 Ti Elite. Normally, it is between 1665MHz, which is the base frequency, and 1800MHz, the Boost frequency of the Master model. Regarding power, this AORUS RTX 3060 Ti Elite has an 8 + 6-pin PCIe system. Regarding the video outputs, it has two HDMI 2.1 ports and two DisplayPort 1.4a outputs. Finally, on the price we have no data, but it should be around € 500.

Brands Hatch is no stranger to Porsche's historic feats in drag racing. In April 1970, a 917 in the hands of Pedro Rodríguez and Leo Kinnunen won the 1,000-kilometer race in the rain by an incredible five-lap difference. And in July 1984, Porsche took the top six in the same test, with Jan Lammers and Jonathan Palmer winning the 956. In December, two Taycan recorded an impressive 13 records after covering a distance of 1,000 kilometers on the famous British circuit. Motorsport UK certified each of those records. They faced this marathon effort a Taycan 4S and a Turbo S, both of series. At the wheel, drivers like Le Mans legend Richard Attwood, former Formula 1 and Porsche driver Jonathan Palmer, 2020 Porsche Carrera Cup GB champion Harry King and 2020 Porsche Sprint Challenge GB champion from the Cayman Islands , James Dorlin. The test started at 7:00 AM and ended at 8:00 PM, which means they spent many hours shooting at Brands Hatch in complete darkness. As in the 1970 race, intermittent rain and heavy squalls kept the track surface always wet, but the all-star team of experienced drivers, who completed two or three runs of about 90 minutes, proved to be up to the task. challenge height. Records began to fall rapidly. In the category of "electric cars over 1,000 kilograms", the Taycan 4S set the records for the time taken from standstill to cover 50 kilometers, 50 miles, 100 km, 500 km, 500 miles and 1,000 km, in addition of the record of distance traveled in one hour, also with a standstill start: 98,192 km. The Taycan 4S on the Brands Hatch circuit At the same time and in the same category, the Turbo S set the records for the time taken to travel 200 kilometers, 100 miles and 200 miles from a standstill, in addition to the records for the distance traveled in three hours (252,356 km), six hours (450,065 km) and 12 hours (915,762 km), always starting at a standstill. Some 50 years after taking the podium in the Brands Hatch 1,000 Kilometers in the 917, Attwood returned to the track to join the driver line-up in a Taycan 4S decorated in homage to the Porsche Salzburg team. And, 36 years after his famous victory, Palmer drove a Taycan Turbo S with colors reminiscent of his own 1984 car. The Taycan Turbo S at the Brands Hatch circuit The lack of grip and the need to conserve load required the drivers to corner as quickly as possible. In this way, the loss of energy that occurs when braking and accelerating again was reduced. Attwood and Palmer, accustomed to this type of energy management from their endurance racing experience, were able to pass it on to the next generation, King and Dorlin. In the final laps, both cars achieved an energy saving of around 5 percent per lap, thanks to fine-tuning of driving technique. The event put the Taycan's qualities to the test in a particularly difficult way. Also due to the strict regulations that were applied to guarantee compliance with social distancing. However, the Taycan's 800-volt architecture allows for consistent high performance, reduces weight, and reduces charge time. A maximum charging power of 270 kWh also enables the 93.4 kWh Performance Battery Plus to go from 5 to 80 percent capacity in just 22.5 minutes under ideal conditions - crucial for this record attempt. The Taycan's sophisticated thermal management proved to be another important asset when it came to recharging. The intelligent and highly efficient system used to cool and heat the high-voltage components prevents potential power losses due to excess heat, as well as optimizing the battery before the charging process. Despite an ambient temperature of just eight degrees at Brands Hatch and the heat generated by constant high-speed driving, the battery temperature was always within the proper range. Over the course of the 1,000 kilometers, the Taycan 4S spent a total of three hours and three seconds entering or exiting the cargo area and charging, with a total of six stops. On average, each stop lasted about 30 minutes and both cars were charged from 5 percent to 85 percent each time.

His name was Francisco Andrés Martínez Romero, but in the first news about the violent protests unleashed by his death in the Chilean town of Panguipulli, many of the country's main media only identify him as the juggler who was killed in the middle of the street by a policeman. In some cases, they complement the description with the adjectives "young" or "street", but do not give his name or further details about his life, concentrating at first on trying to describe the circumstances of his death and the violent reaction to it. According to the authorities, the deceased resisted an identity check by two police officers and one of them was forced to shoot in "legitimate self-defense" after the respondent tried to attack them with "white weapons", referring to the machetes that the young man used in his show and that according to some versions were toys. Different videos of the incident quickly spread through social networks, fueling the protest. And it was also on social networks where more information about the tragic protagonist of the incident began to be known. "He said his name was Franco, that three years ago he worked here in Panguipulli, and that he did not have a license, that he had dual nationality (apparently Chilean and Argentine)," Naty Peralta, a nursing technician, said in an audio that circulated on WhatsApp. who witnessed the argument and tried to revive Martínez after the shooting. And Franco, Francisco Andrés and Pancho - as the victim was also known - quickly became a trend on Twitter in Chile, along with Panguipulli and at least one unpublished expression against the Carabineros. According to a publication by the "Concepción Self-convened Artists Assembly", Martínez was also called "El Tíbet" and was 24 years old. "He was a circus street artist, juggler. He worked 5 years ago at the traffic light in Panguipulli. He knew there was no permit but he needed to work to put something in his mouth, he did it conscientiously, claiming his rights," it reads. In other publications on the web, Martínez is also described as a craftsman. And according to the mayor of Panguipulli, Rodrgo Valdivia, the young man was part of a group of backpackers who tried to earn a living on the streets of the town. "He was a person who lived on the street. He is not (he was) from Panguipulli. We had him in a reception program and solidarity dining rooms, we also gave him solidarity accommodation for a couple of months," Valdivia said. "He was a young goat, he was not very disrespectful, he was quite respectful, a peaceful person who always walked with a couple of dogs. That is the profile that I know," added the mayor.

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