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The Ford Maverick model was awarded as the Best Truck of the Year, while the Ford Bronco was awarded as the Best SUV SUV, and Honda Civic, as Best Car of the Year. The timeless Civic, which began in 1972 and is now in its 11th generation, clinched the North American Car of the Year title after beating another classic, the Volkswagen Golf, and the first product of the startup Lucid. , the luxury electric Air. Jack Nerad, vice president of NACTOY, the group that has presented North American vehicle of the year awards since 1994, said in a statement that "if automakers were limited to producing just one car, the Honda Civic would be that model." Nerad added that the Honda vehicle combines virtually "every positive attribute" imaginable. The new Ford Maverick claimed the coveted Truck of the Year title in North America's most competitive segment, beating the electric Rivian R1T and Hyundai Santa Cruz in the final vote. Karl Brauer, Chairman of the NACTOY Board of Directors, explained that "Ford has revived the compact pickup segment with one of the most attractive packages you can buy in 2022." Brauer said the Maverick's most impressive feature is its value, "an increasingly rare feature in modern vehicles." The latest award, Best SUV SUV of the Year, went to the Ford Bronco, which surpassed the Genesis GV70 and the electric Hyundai IONIQ 5. The judges noted that the Bronco is a "credible competitor" to the classic Jeep Wrangler, capable of comparing itself to the Land Rover Defender in trim and aesthetics. The NACTOY Awards have been awarded each year since 1994 by a group of 50 automotive journalists from the United States and Canada. NACTOY President Gary Witzenburg called 2021 "a very significant year in automotive history" for the emergence of revolutionary electric vehicles from numerous brands, as well as the creation of new segments in the sector. This year, 36 vehicles were entered in the NACTOY competition. After three rounds of voting, the judges chose the winners.

Web: https://www.abc.es/opinion/abci-editorial-abc-gobierno-desquiciado-202201120147_noticia.html The internal polls must go very badly for the PSOE to be forced, in the unprecedented way in which it did yesterday, to scorch a minister like Luis Planas, head of Agriculture, to counteract the damage that Alberto Garzón and United We Can are doing to the sector meat in full pre-campaign of the elections in Castilla y León. The internal crisis in the Government is not one more to which the two parties of the coalition have us accustomed from day one. This is not another typical struggle of this government of battered checks and balances and mutual jealousy, and they no longer even try to hide their differences, as they did in the past when Pablo Iglesias was vice president. The only plausible explanation is that both parties have entered an electoral panic because with just two weeks to go before the campaign begins, it is not logical that the eternal latent battle of egos and disavowals has so explicitly exploded into the air. Planas yesterday offered almost a dozen statements to different media attacking Alberto Garzón. He was overwhelming, overreacted even. It had never happened before with any minister, in the same way that it had never happened until now that the leaders of Podemos, including Iglesias, stormed directly against Pedro Sánchez. There had been skirmishes between Yolanda Díaz and José Luis Escrivá or Nadia Calviño; between Ione Belarra and Margarita Robles; between Irene Montero and Carmen Calvo…, but the direct target was never the Prime Minister. The tension, dragged by lousy polls for both parties, has even reached the point that Iglesias himself has attacked Sánchez, accusing him of spreading "hoaxes" about Garzón. However, it would be naive to claim that the coalition is in danger. It is true that many ministers do not support each other and that coexistence within the Council of Ministers can clearly be improved. When Planas was asked yesterday whether Garzón should resign, he responded eloquently with a simple "no comment." Podemos is causing irreparable damage to the prestige of Spain and the reputation of many business sectors by pure ideological indoctrination. But it is Sánchez who consents because, above temporary campaigns, the only thing that interests the PSOE is to exhaust the legislature by forcing whatever. And for Podemos, exactly the same: it is more motivating to cling to ministries than any consumer habit or the well-being of citizens. That is why the coalition is in poor health. Today, the PSOE without Podemos, like Podemos without the PSOE, can only be synonymous with the convening of general elections, and that is not on their agendas. Garzón lied because neither Spain exports meat in poor condition, nor can the accusation of animal abuse in our meat industries be happily sustained before the press. If Garzón has minimal evidence, he should go to the Prosecutor's Office because it is evident that Planas, precisely the minister in charge of food, does not seem to have anything to say to him. The true teamwork of this cabinet consists of stepping on each other, putting the credibility of our country at risk. Enough has been said about Garzón and the inanity of the Ministry. Also from his toxic prejudices, for example, towards macro-farms, which logically have their pros and cons. But there is nothing more absurd than attacking a substantial part of the electorate a month after the polls open, and that reveals a progressive unhingedness of the PSOE and Podemos.

The Spanish Carlos Sainz signed a meritorious day since, due to the problems in one of its shock absorbers of the innovative Audi hybrid vehicle, he was relegated to the 29th starting position, from which he accused the dust of his predecessors. Even so, he imposed a strong rhythm from the first moment, even becoming the fastest in kilometer 121 of the 421 that the timed section (special) had this Sunday, but he left 3'20 ”in the next 100 and already could not get them back; ending at 7'43 ”from Loeb. The French driver regains second place overall, to the detriment of Saudi Yazeed Al Rajhi (Overdrive Toyota), after once again showing that he has pace; but Al-Attiyah is aware that what he has to do to achieve his fourth Dakar (winner in 2011, 2015 and 2019) is to mark him closely. He did this throughout the special and gave up 5'26 ”, which leaves him with a 44'59” advantage in the general classification with five stages to play, and the last one without great difficulties. The Argentine Lucio Álvarez and his co-driver, the Spanish Armand Monleon (Overdrive Toyota) recovered the fourth position of the general since the South African Ginniel de Villiers (Toyota Gazoo) had problems in his vehicle at kilometer 198 that made him lose more than an hour. Although in their fight for the third box of the podium, they lost three minutes and 34 seconds to Al Rajhi. For her part, Nani Roma (Bahrain Raid Xtreme), with no options in the general classification after suffering a capsize, finished 15'50 ”behind the winner and teammate Loeb. Five first classified of the seventh stage: 1 - Sebastién Loeb (FRA-Bahrain Raid Xtreme): 3h9'32 ” 2 - Nasser Al-Attiyah (CAT-Toyota): 5'26 ” 3 - Carlos Sainz (ESP-Audi): at 8'43 ” 4 - Stéphane Peterhansel (FRA-Audi): at 9'40 ” 5 - Yazeed Al Rajhi (SAU-Overdrive Toyota): 10'3 ”.

Web:https://www.abc.es/internacional/abci-menos-siete-muertos-y-tres-desaparecidos-desprendimiento-rocas-sobre-unas-lanchas-turisticas-brasil-202201091044_noticia.html At least ten people who were traveling in a boat died on Saturday in Brazil after the collapse of a cliff in a lake in the interior of the state of Minas Gerais (southeast), the police confirmed this Sunday. So far the death of "a total of 10 people" has been confirmed, Marcos de Souza Pimenta, one of the organizations investigating the case together with the Firefighters and the regional commissioner of the Civil Police in the town of Passos, told reporters. The marine. The two people who remained missing since the accident were found this Sunday by rescuers, who continued to work in the area. On Saturday noon, a large rock fragment detached itself from a ravine and fell, perpendicular, on top of four boats that were strolling through the lake, a tourist region of Minas Gerais. In dramatic videos shared on social networks you can see the exact moment when the massif detaches itself and falls on the boats, to the panic of those who witness the scene from the other boats. One of those records shows the minute before the collapse, in which several people warned that "many stones are falling" and yelled at the occupants of the other boats to move away from the wall. The deceased were part of the same group of family and friends who were traveling in the boat that suffered the greatest impact during the rockfall, according to firefighters. During the searches "bodies and body fragments turned up," explained Pimenta. The victims were of Brazilian nationality and were between 14 and 68 years old, according to preliminary investigations. More than 30 people were injured, nine of whom required hospitalization. Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro shared some videos of the tragedy on Saturday, which he described as a "regrettable disaster." The causes of the collapse will still be determined, but the intense rains that have fallen in recent days in southeastern Brazil favored the landslide, firefighters and specialists point out. A great tourist attraction The Capitolio region, 300 kilometers from the capital Belo Horizonte, attracts many Brazilian tourists with its rock walls and waterfalls that surround the green waters of Lake Furnas, formed by the hydroelectric dam with the same name. "The peculiar nature of that place, all the tourist attraction that the landscape provides, with the reservoir that forms the lake, the waterfalls and waterfalls, is created by the erosion of the relief, a natural and constant process," he explained to Frace Press (Afp) the geographer Eduardo Bulhoes, from the Fluminense Federal University (UFF). Added to this natural erosion are intense rains, which make landslides like the one that occurred on Saturday, called "mass movements", more likely. "December and January are the months with the most rain in Capitolio and consequently the months with the greatest potential for mass movements," said Bulhoes. To avoid further accidents, it would be advisable to "limit the recreational area and keep walks away from the walls and waterfalls" in the season of greatest risk, concluded the specialist.

The number of cars manufactured in Mexico was 2.98 million units in 2021, 2% less compared to the 3.04 million vehicles produced in 2020. Mexican vehicle exports rose just 0.94% in 2021, from 2.68 million units to 2.71 million units. Domestic sales showed more positive data, increasing by 6.80% year-on-year. In 2020, just over 950,000 light vehicles were sold and in 2021 they rose to more than one million. DECEMBER FALLS As has happened in recent months, December was again a bad month for the production, export and sale of vehicles, a phenomenon largely derived from the shortage of chips and supplies at a global level. If compared to the same month a year ago, vehicle production fell by 16.51%, from about 254,000 units to about 212,000 in the last month of 2021. While exports fell by 17.31% to take only 227,465 units abroad. In addition, sales to the public in the domestic market suffered a 7.80% drop from 105,603 units in December 2020 to 97,365 in December 2021. The importance of the automotive industry lies in the fact that it represents 3.8% of the national gross domestic product (GDP) and 20.5% of the manufacturing gross domestic product (GDP), more than any other sector, according to the Mexican Association of the Automotive Industry (AMIA). The automotive sector was completely paralyzed during the health emergency decreed by the Government of Mexico in April and May 2020, the year in which GDP contracted 8.2%.

Web: https://www.abc.es/historia/abci-brutal-asesinato-nicolas-y-cinco-hijos-primer-gran-crimen-terror-rojo-202201071259_noticia.html The execution of Tsar Nicholas II and his five children was as traumatic in 1918 as it remains controversial a century later. Sometimes the news about the Romanov family is the most picturesque, like the one that appeared a week ago, when it was reported that employees of the Hermitage in St. Petersburg, Russia's most important museum, had found a 118-year-old bonbon in the sleeve of one of the dresses of his sister, Grand Duchess Ksenia Aleksándrovna, one of the few who managed to escape from the escabechina. As explained by the restorer Galina Fiodorova, the sweet was hidden in the sleeve and fell when the specialist proposed to check the state of the imperial garment. "It was pink in color and an irregular shape," she declared. She later recounted that she was carried away by instinct and licked him, at which point she realized that he was a hottie and that he had been bitten by the Grand Duchess. Other times, the news is much more important, such as the one we advanced in July 2020, when the discovery of the bodies of two of the sons of Tsar Nicholas II was confirmed. Thus ended one of the great mysteries of that murder that changed history and that neither the Russian Army nor Alfonso XIII himself could prevent. "It was a shameful crime," said Boris Yeltsin in 1998. The King of Spain tried by all means to repatriate them to Madrid when he learned that the Russian royal family was in danger. He spent weeks pressuring the new Bolshevik government to let her out safely. He even wrote to King George V of England, Kaiser Wilhelm II of Germany and Pope Benedict XV to help him bring them to Spain as refugees, but the new communist government had already declared Nicholas II "guilty, before the people, of innumerable bloody crimes ”and he did not succeed. The crime When the Russian Army arrived in the city of Yekaterinburg, on July 30, 1918, to try to save the Tsar and his family, held in the Ipatiev house by the Bolsheviks after the triumph of the revolution, two weeks ago they had been children. brutally executed. Since then, the world has wondered where their bodies went. At dawn from July 16 to 17, 1918, Nicolás II, his wife and his children - Olga, Tatiana, María, Anastasia and Alexei - were transferred to the basement of the aforementioned house under the pretext of taking a photograph of them. . When everyone had positioned themselves, confident that it would only be a portrait, the head of the squad arrived from Moscow to act as executioner, Yakov Yurovsky, entered with a revolver and several soldiers armed with rifles and bayonets and informed them that they had been sentenced to death ... and the carnage began. In the first place they were shot for several minutes together with several servants, their doctor and the dog. In view of the fact that some of them did not finish dying, they had to be finished off with the knife and with the bayonets. The revolution thus ensured the future of the regime, which would take shape shortly after in the USSR. A year later, in 1919, the royal investigator Nikolai Sokolov claimed that the murderers had "stripped the bodies and loaded them onto a truck to transport them to a salt mine. On the way, however, the vehicle broke down and the Bolsheviks decided to hastily dig a shallow ditch on the side of the road. Then, to make it difficult to recognize the bodies, they sprayed them with sulfuric acid before filling the pit. ' A century of research The last episode of this mystery with more than a century of history took place in the summer of 2020, when the Russian Government announced by surprise that the human remains found in the summer of 2007 near Yekaterinburg belonged to the two sons of the last Tsar of Unidentified Russia: Princess Maria and Crown Prince Alexei, 19 and 13 at the time of their death. An identification that has been produced "through molecular genetic tests carried out on the remains of two people discovered near the place where nine other dead lie", announced the expert of the Russian Investigation Committee, Marina Molodtsova, in an interview with the newspaper "Izvestia ". Molodtsova confirmed the biological relationship between Alexei and María with their parents and warned that the small number of bone fragments found suggested that one or more burial sites of other members of the Royal Family could be found near the place of the discovery. Likewise, the Investigation Committee denied, as had been defended in recent decades, that the corpses were "eliminated by applying sulfuric acid and fire," according to EP. Six decades of silence have passed since Sokolov's investigation. In 1979, at last, a group of dissident investigators found the possible remains of the tsar, his wife and three of his daughters. Fearing reprisals from the USSR authorities, they kept their discovery a secret for 10 years. They made it public in 1989, during Perestroika, the thaw period that led to the dismemberment of the communist bloc two years later. In 1994, another team led by Dr. Peter Gill confirmed that the bodies had suffered violence and had gunshot and bayonet wounds, as stated in the main account. The faces had been beaten to the ground and their identification was difficult, requiring DNA analysis. The Orthodox Church All these bone fragments were also buried in the Cathedral of Saint Paul and Saint Peter in Saint Petersburg in 1998, although the Russian Orthodox Church did not recognize them for lack of evidence, they argued. In September 2015, she asked a team of Russian investigators to exhume the remains to confirm the Romanovs' ties to other relatives buried elsewhere in the country through further DNA tests. At the same time, the disputed and self-proclaimed heir to the imperial throne, Maria Vladimirovna, asked prosecutors to reopen the investigation into the murders. In July 2018, the Russian Investigative Committee confirmed that the remains of the people found near Yekaterinburg belonged to the Romanov family and their entourage, and that the man investigators identified as Nicholas II was closely related to the father of the latter. emperor, Alexander III. With the discovery of 2020, Russia closed one of the most shameful pages in its history, and it did so with a procession of 10,000 people who venerate the Tsar as a saint. “By the will of the revolutionary people, the bloody Tsar has happily perished in Yekaterinburg. Long live the red terror! ”, Could be read in the Russian newspaper‘ Biednata ’in 1918.

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GM's sales from October to December 2021 totaled 440,475 vehicles, while in the same period of 2020 the company delivered 771,323, almost 43% more. America's largest automaker blamed the sharp drop in sales in the final months of 2021 on chip shortages that limited vehicle stocks. Steve Carlisle, GM executive vice president and president of GM North America, said in a statement that the company "moved mountains" in 2021 to satisfy its customers "despite historically low inventory levels caused by supply chain problems of semiconductors "in the third and fourth quarters. Carlisle added that GM wants to take advantage of the improved chip supply in 2022 and the country's economic situation to increase the company's sales and market share. Total sales of new cars in the United States in 2021 are estimated to be about 15 million units, and in 2022 the number will improve to 16 million. The company said 2022 will be the "start" of GM's leadership as a North American leader in electric vehicle sales with the arrival of the GMC Hummer EV and Cadillac Lyriq models at dealerships, as well as the introduction of pickup trucks. "Chevrolet Silverado EV and GMC Sierra EV. In 2021, the GM group's best-selling model was the Chevrolet Silverado LD pickup truck with the delivery of 380,715 units, 12.7% less than in 2020. In total, the Silverado family of vehicles, which includes the LD, MD and HD models, added 529,765 sales, 10.8% less than a year ago.

Web: https://www.abc.es/espana/madrid/abci-symol-fyly-joven-rapero-youtuber-captaba-ninas-prostituian-narcopisos-202201041127_noticia.html Rapper Saymol Fyly's YouTube channel has exactly 154,000 subscribers. Almost 64,000 on his TikTok account, 622 on Facebook, 31,000 on Instagram ... "I had to buy drugs to eat white rice / to buy a hotel / I had to rob a tobacconist." This is just one of the letters that this 22-year-old Dominican, who does not hesitate to appear in the video clips of him cutting cocaine and smoking joints. The song is called "My God" and has almost 48,000 views. So up to more than 50 songs with his videos including him, in which he is seen 'dancing', accompanied by girls, Latino gang members. He calls himself El son de Bartola (that's how his first album was called, in homage to his mother) in some profiles and even on December 29 he uploaded a photo as a particular Christmas, congratulating Christmas and the New Year. So he is one of the 37 detainees that the judge has not sent to provisional prison (only 8 have entered) in the Sana operation, the child prostitution plot that exploited, so far as it is known, at least ten adolescents out of 14 and 16 years. A dozen background He was one of those in charge of 'recruiting' the girls, through his music, who were cajoled and hooked on drugs through crack Chinese to have them subject to his will and rape and exploit drug addicts who came to buy their dose in narcopisos of Usera. In Saymol Fyly's case, he did it through social networks, especially with her YouTube channel. This urban musician has twelve previous reviews of different kinds, police sources specify ABC. He assures that he started in the 'artistic' world when he lived in the Dominican Republic, although upon arriving in Spain he progressed in his career, making a place for himself especially at the beginning in the so-called 'cockfights', encounters between rappers who challenge each other in improvisations. In another post, a colleague asks him: «What does it take for the Dominican movement in Spain to explode?», To which he replies: «That they upload videos on pages, with women, and that the boy appear with them, that they do interviews ... That the Dominicans do not support each other only when they fight ».

This Vehicle Verification Program maintains the vehicle emission verification conditions that were applied during this year, including the cost of the emission verification that will remain at 585 pesos and the penalties for not verifying on time or for circulating on roads. of Mexico City with ostensible emissions or in restricted hours by the Hoy No Circula program, fines amounting to 1,792 pesos, the above while the value that the Measurement and Update Unit will have during 2022 is published and enters into force, which generally occurs in February of each year. The verification calendar for vehicles registered in Mexico City will continue to be applied according to the color of the circulation sticker or the last numerical digit of the unit's license plates, remaining as follows: It should be mentioned that in order to carry out the corresponding vehicle verification it is necessary not to have tenure debts and infractions. The voluntary vehicle verification service for motor vehicles registered in other entities of the Mexican Republic is maintained, except for units registered in the State of Mexico. Owners and legal holders of motor vehicles registered in Mexico City are invited to attend the program in a timely manner; in addition to avoiding requesting verification management from pre - verifiers since there is the possibility that they will deliver apocryphal documents. It is important to point out that the verification certificates contain a QR code in the lower left part of them, where information related to the unit verification process is displayed, for example, vehicle license plate and verification date, this gives guarantee of the legality of the document.

Web: https://www.abc.es/sociedad/abci-ministros-podemos-explotan-contra-propuesta-verde-para-energia-nuclear-comision-europea-202201021412_noticia.html La vicepresidenta segunda del Gobierno de España y ministra de Trabajo y Economía Social, Yolanda Díaz, ha instado a la Comisión Europea a "reconsiderar" la propuesta de tipificar como energías verdes la inversión en determinados proyectos de energía nuclear o gas natural. The Second Vice President of the Government of Spain and Minister of Labor and Social Economy, Yolanda Díaz, has urged the European Commission to "reconsider" the proposal to classify investment in certain nuclear energy or natural gas projects as green energy. "Europe still has the opportunity to reconsider this decision in order not to move away from scientific evidence and social demand," underlines the second vice president of the Government of Spain and Minister of Labor and Social Economy in a tweet published yesterday January 1. In this sense, Díaz appeals to "the political responsibility of pursuing a transformative and ambitious Green Pact for European citizens." The indignation in the ranks of United We Can was also joined by the Minister of Consumption, Alberto Garzón, who considers that the draft proposal of the European Commission reveals an attitude “more dangerous than pure climate denialism: talking a lot about ecological transition and not act at all according to scientific evidence. ' The Commission's initiative is a first step towards the proposal that it promised to present before the end of the year but that in the end it postponed after verifying at the last summit of EU leaders that it is an issue that generates tensions between capitals. Member States and the Sustainable Finance Platform have until January 12 to respond to the proposal. The Commission will then prepare a delegated law that will be sent to countries and the European Parliament for discussion.

Link Web: https://sevilla.abc.es/andalucia/sevi-medidas-covid-andalucia-pasaporte-covid-sera-obligatorio-para-entrar-discotecas-andalucia-202108021942_noticia.html The Covid passport will be mandatory in Andalusia from next August 5, this Thursday. But it will only be necessary when you want to access the nightlife venues, that is, cocktail bars and discos. This was confirmed this Monday by the president of the Board, Juanma Moreno, after the celebration of the committee of experts that has analyzed the evolution of the pandemic. Moreno has pointed out that if you do not have the Covid passport, you can enter these premises with a negative PCR or a negative antigen test. According to the Minister of Health and Families, the need to present a Covid passport, test or negative PCR will only be to access the interior of the nightlife venues, not for the exterior. The EU Covid passport, in force since July 1 in Spain, explains from the Ministry of Health, "includes the vaccination schedule, the recovery certificate or a negative PDIA in the last 72 hours." The document can be downloaded through ClicSalud +, the Salud Andalucía app or at the health centers themselves. Senior residences The committee of experts has also addressed the situation in nursing homes, where infections have grown in recent weeks "in a staggered manner," Aguirre explained. In these centers, it is proposed to carry out a weekly Covid-19 test to unvaccinated workers to control possible sources of entry of the virus. In addition, Aguirre has indicated, it is proposed that in residences where there is at least one positive case of coronavirus, both residents and workers wear a mask "indoors and outdoors." Finally, it has proposed the extension of the measures in force since last July 22 and that were related to the modification of capacity and curfew. The committee of experts, added the Minister of Health, will meet again "in mid-August", that is, in the week from 16 to 22 of this month.

Several years ago a new virus called LemonDuck was discovered, which uses vulnerabilities to steal data and mine cryptocurrencies. After a long time, it has been seen that Lemonduck has evolved and now attacks the Linux system. It is very rare that there is a virus that attacks Linux like the case that is presented to us today with LemonDuck. Viruses are usually made for the most widespread systems from which it is most likely to profit economically. For this reason, we almost only hear about Windows viruses, not so much about Mac or Linux viruses. Linux vulnerabilities give way to LemonDuck virus Among the new malicious functions that this new version of LemonDuck has, it is stealing credentials, deactivating computer security controls, going to the mail application and sending mass emails impersonating the identity of the sender, and opening security holes by itself to make it much easier to make future attacks. Without a doubt, it is a potentially dangerous virus, now more than it attacks Linux systems. Linux is not the most widespread desktop operating system, but it is widely used in massive storage, data centers and more services due to its versatility. And now all these devices are at risk of being exposed and being used for malicious purposes. Some flaws Lemonduck can take advantage of: CVE-2019-0708, CVE-2017-0144 CVE-2020-0796 CVE-2017-8464 CVE-2021-27065 CVE-2021-26855 CVE-2021-26857 CVE-2021-26858 We are advised to patch and fix these security flaws if we can. Although this virus is especially focused on users in China, we must not lower our guard because it has been seen in systems in the United States, United Kingdom and the European Union, among others. In addition, despite the fact that in this news we have emphasized that LemonDuck attacks Linux users, if we have Windows we will also be exposed, so we have to review the files and our security systems. Source: LinuxAdictos