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Call of Duty®: Infinite Warfare Infinity Ward, the award-winning studio that participated in the creation of the franchise Call of Duty®, flies even higher with Call of Duty: Warfare Infinite. Infinite Warfare returns to the origins of the franchise with a full-scale war, epic battles and military immersive stories with a film that takes players on a journey from Earth to beyond the atmosphere. General information of the game Call of Duty®: Infinite Warfare has something for all fans of Call of Duty with three unique game modes: campaign, multiplayer and zombies. With a gripping and intense narrative and an environment never seen before in a game of Call of Duty, the campaign evokes raw military roots of the franchise through completely new scenarios. The player will be immersed in a classic story of scale war, set in a future where human conflicts have spread throughout the solar system. The multiplayer mode offers amazing gameplay innovations to bring you the most momentous and engaging experience Call of Duty to date. The game features stunning and totally unique environments on various planets, new weapons and abilities to the player unprecedented in Call of Duty. Moreover, the new co-op experience with zombies enthrall players in a very original way that combines fun with a unique gameplay, all immersed in an entertaining narrative that will dazzle fans. Game Details THE RETURN TO A CLASSIC LARGE-SCALE WAR Call of Duty: Warfare Infinite take players on an unforgettable journey as they face battles from the Earth to beyond our atmosphere against a relentless enemy faction that threatens our lifestyle. It is a large-scale war and a plot own Call of Duty with memorable characters, intense arguments and incredible new environments, all set in a new epic stage. CAMPAIGN CALL OF DUTY TO REMEMBER Call of Duty: Warfare Infinite offers an extremely compelling narrative that makes the game story on its central axis. It includes extraordinary scenes and unforgettable filmmaking, and offers a fascinating depiction of war that dates back to the origins of the franchise. In addition, Infinity Ward breaks new ground and gives the player the leadership of the battle as Captain Reyes, a pilot Special Operations Level 1 is put in front of Retribution, one of the last warships Earth. In times of unimagined difficulties, Reyes should lead the remnants of the allied forces against a relentless enemy in a war that encompasses the entire solar system. THE BATTLE AGAINST AN ENEMY FANATIC Settlement Front Defense Front (SetDef) represents a splinter insurgent group withdrew from the Space Alliance of the United Nations during a secessionist war for many years. In the world of Call of Duty: Warfare Infinite, our planet has been stripped of its natural resources due to po[CENSORED]tion growth and industrial expansion. The people of Earth now rely on scattered colonies in the solar system to exploit planets and asteroids in search of fuel and other resources. The front SetDef is a fascist force composed of violent extremists and militants who have been trained in the extreme conditions of extraterrestrial environments. They want to take control of colonies and wealth, which would condemn to death the countries on Earth. After years of uncomfortable impasses, diplomatic relations are tense and is about to unleash a full-scale war.

Hillary Clinton, continuous defeat the final fight In 2008 he tried and was defeated in the primaries won by little and is now being investigated by the FBI, but Hillary Clinton is one step away from being the first woman president of the United States. Hillary Clinton. In the 1992 presidential campaign, Bill Clinton said to support him, voters received "two for the price of one." be president: an incombustible woman who is closer than ever to meet the ambitious dream of his life was referring to his wife, Hillary Clinton. "If you vote for him, also will have me," he said Hillary, and it was true. In the 23 years that have passed since the feisty Chicago attorney she has been first lady, senator, candidate for the White House and Secretary of State. Accustomed to make history, Hillary Clinton now aspires to become US president, a dream that frustrated him in 2008 a young senator named Barack Obama. When he announced his first candidacy on January 20, 2007, he was 59 years old and had just been re-elected as senator from New York for a second term. Now, Hillary Clinton and grandmother try again after leading US diplomat for four years (2009-2013) as secretary of state for Obama. To seize the White House, Hillary would be at 69 the second oldest person to take the reins of the country, just a few months younger than the Republican Ronald Reagan when he was elected in 1980. And what is more important, it would the first woman president of a country that overcame racial prejudice and to elect Obama as the first black president. "Becoming grandmother made me think hard about the responsibility we all have as stewards of the world we inherited and that one day we will leave a legacy. Being grandmother, instead of making me want to slow down, encouraged me to speed," argues Clinton in a new epilogue to his memoir Hard Choices. Since that accompanied the young Democratic candidate Bill Clinton in the nineties, Hillary Clinton has been one of those political figures who loves or hates. In the vignettes of those years is the draw like a cat with sharp nails for his strong character and his controversial comments, too strong for what was then first lady expected of a future. Investigated by the FBI Today Hillary Clinton is closer than ever to reach the White House, just a few days to know if a lifetime of effort may finally bear fruit and become the first woman US president, vindicating and an eternal Phoenix . Expert in political and personal scandals weather, Clinton, who never gave up her maiden name, has specialized in trufar discipline and resilience, grit your teeth and move on. During the primaries, the shadow of the defeat of 2008 hovered over his head when he won by a narrow margin to Bernie Sanders in Iowa, and was defeated overwhelmingly by the Senate in New Hampshire, a dangerous scenario for the electoral start . As if a dish was missing salt, to his public life he could not miss the controversy, so in this election period the scandal over his use of a private email server while he was Secretary of State (2009-2013) made the quota. Although Justice decided not process a few weeks before the Democratic National Convention in July, last week, when polls augured a final peaceful campaign, the scandal raised with the decision of FBI Director James Comey, to investigate new documents found in another case and that, as notified Congress, could be related to Clinton. The absence of obstacles was not possible. Shake off the image of a woman hard and cold Despite the efforts of his advisers to soften his image, Clinton has never been able to shake off this reputation of hard, cold, calculating and attached to the establishment woman. Therefore, his campaign focused efforts to show his more personal and human side, he believes the Bilbao political scientist Yuri Morejon, author of the documentary The human side of a leader, in which he describes the personality of the Democratic candidate. Interviewed on Radio Euskadi, Morejon added that the purpose of Clinton voter will the average American who is trying to get ahead after seven years of economic crisis. You also need to win the vote of minorities: "In order to win elections will have to mobilize a majority minority as black, also single women and Hispanics." Hillary Clinton's personality was forged within a strict conservative family of upper middle class of Chicago. His parents, Hugh Rodham textile businessman and housewife Dorothy, instilled in him from an early age that neither cowardice nor weakness of character were acceptable. He grew up in a wealthy suburb of Chicago, Park Ridge, along with his two younger brothers, Hugh and Tony, in an environment of deep Methodists beliefs. Perseverance he learned from his parents have been vital to Clinton, who has had to weather all kinds of personal and political throughout his life storms. Lewinsky scandal, a tough test A test their resistance was the scandal of the "affaire" of then President Bill Clinton with the Fellow White House intern Monica Lewinsky in 1998. Making bite the bullet, the first lady forgave her husband and stood beside her, as he had done with other messes from previous skirts. Hillary and Bill met in 1971 when both studied at the Faculty of Law at the prestigious Yale University (Connecticut). She made it clear his courage from minute one. It was she who approached Bill and said, "If you're going to keep looking at me like that, and I you, you'd better introduce themselves." In another gesture of independence and unlike what is traditional in women in the United States, he did not change his surname when they married in 1975. It did years later, under pressure from the citizens of Arkansas, who did not approve of the first lady of the state did not share name with then governor Bill Clinton (1979-1981, 1983-1992). The failure of Bill Clinton's reelection in 1980 severely affected the couple. But that was also the year in which they had their only child, Chelsea, who spent his teenage years in the White House and has inherited his parents' taste for politics. The Clinton could return to the White House more than twenty years later, in 2017, this time at the hands of Hillary. By becoming first lady in 1993, Hillary Clinton made a statement of intent: she was not going to devote himself to make cookies and tea. 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Venezuelan opposition released in May, after starting the dialogue table The National Assembly, meanwhile, has decided to postpone the debate on the political responsibility of Nicolas Maduro and the Venezuelan opposition has suspended the march to Miraflores Palace The president of Venezuela Nicolas Maduro. The Government of Venezuela has released Monday arrested five opponents, shortly after the start of dialogue between the government and the opposition. The mayor of Sucre, Carlos Ocariz, has detailed through its official account on the social network Twitter that authorities have released Andres Moreno, Marco Trejo and Carlos Melo. After that, the general secretary of the MUD, Jesus 'CHUO' Torrealba, has indicated through the same route that they have joined Andres Rodriguez Leon and Caramoto. Hours later, the National Assembly of Venezuela, of opposition majority has agreed to postpone "for a few days" the debate scheduled to determine the political responsibility of President Nicolas Maduro on what he considers the "rupture of the constitutional order" in the country. Meanwhile, the Bureau of Democratic Unity (MUD) has announced the suspension of the march he had called for Thursday to Miraflores Palace --sede venezolano-- government to demand the recall referendum against President Nicolas Mature. Dialogue table The Venezuelan government and the opposition have agreed in the last hours the formation of four tables --paz work and rule of law, reparations for victims, electoral timetable and economía-- to advance open dialogue to overcome the political crisis. The agreement reached on Sunday expressly includes controversial issues such as the review of the situation of opponents or examine the functioning and independence of public powers prisoners. The Government of Venezuela and its main opponents have begun in Caracas a dialogue to try to resolve the country's crisis, with no party opposition Leopoldo Lopez, Will Po[CENSORED]r (VP), which until the last minute put on hold the talks. RTVE journalists The Government of Venezuela has finally allowed entry to the correspondent of RTVE in Colombia, Nuria Ramos, and his team, who took more than 14 hours retained after arriving Tuesday at Caracas airport, as reported by the public entity television. As explained Ramos, on arrival at Caracas airport were asked the passport and, after 45 minutes of waiting, they were denied entry. Although initially they were told that would be returned to Bogota on a flight, the Executive Maduro has allowed them entry into the country.

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The Venezuelan government and opposition sit at the dialogue table However, Leopoldo Lopez opposition party, Po[CENSORED]r Will not participate in conservations. The president of Venezuela Nicolas Maduro gives hand to opposition spokesman Jesus Torrealba The Government of Venezuela and its main opponents began today finally in Caracas a dialogue to try to resolve the crisis in the oil-producing country, with no party opposition Leopoldo Lopez, Will Po[CENSORED]r (VP), which until the last minute put on hold conversations. The table for dialogue was established, in the presence of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro, between a delegation of his government and five representatives of the Bureau antichavista Alliance of Democratic Unity (MUD), accompanied by the mediators of the Union of South American Nations ( Unasur) and the Vatican. Nicolas Maduro, who reached out to his opponents, expressed his "absolute commitment" to this process of dialogue to try to ease the crisis. He also said that dialogue comes ready "to listen, and hopefully to be heard". For its part, the Italian prelate Claudio Maria Celli, Vatican representative to mediate between the government and opposition parties asked that dialogue is serious. After ensuring that the pope Francisco is "deeply concerned" about the tension in Venezuela, Celli acknowledged that it is not "against a simple task," but said he "hopes" that this process will continue and may agree "a method of he worked and stages of the dialogue. " In the hours before the meeting, the major parties of the opposition alliance Democratic -Action (AD), Primero Justicia (PJ), Will Po[CENSORED]r (VP) and Un Nuevo Tiempo (UNT) - had serious differences over the terms in which this meeting should be accepted, indicated to Efe sources of the coalition. Po[CENSORED]r Will, the party founded by the prisoner opposition Leopoldo López, refused to attend talks not to see fulfilled a number of requirements that had done prior to the appointment and that included the release of 13 political prisoners. Meanwhile, if attended by the executive secretary of the MUD, Jesus Torrealba; the representative of UNT, Timoteo Zambrano; the PJ, Carlos Ocariz; the AD, Luis Aquiles Moreno, and the governor of Lara, the opposition and former Chavista Henri Falcon.

60 killed in a Yemeni prison in a bombing of the Arab coalition The prison was controlled by the rebels hutíes. The war in Yemen has left more than 10,000 dead and thousands displaced. Bombing of a prison in Yemen. A bombing of the coalition led by Saudi Arabia has caused at least 60 deaths in a prison of Al Hodeida in Yemen. Prison hutíes controlled by rebels, 84 prisoners had inside, when it has been hit three times by bombing the Arab coalition. The conflict between rebels and hutíes Saudi Arabia-led coalition has left more than 10,000 dead and thousands displaced.

Santos said that the peace agreement with the FARC is a matter of 'days' The president of Colombia has said that negotiators have worked hard way modifications to the agreement with the FARC. Juan Manuel Santos, President of Colombia. Juan Manuel Santos, President of Colombia, announced Friday that in a matter of "days" will meet with the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC) to discuss revisions of the peace agreement. The conservative leader has summoned the government peace negotiators, so that they can "work continuously and reach a new agreement as soon as possible." "Government Negotiators have worked hard way with the FARC delegation in modifications to the agreement, based on proposals received by all," he added. Also in Colombia, the Government has held meetings with representatives of political parties opposed to the texts of the agreement. He also said that he has spoken with "Cortes, with the Catholic Church and the Federation of Victims of the FARC to hear their concerns regarding the situation of their families," he said. In this sense, Santos has expressed confident that this round of meetings will advance "toward a peace that again and wish all Colombians." "We need a new deal already," he emphasized. On August 24 the government and the FARC signed a peace agreement after four years of negotiations in the Cuban capital. But Colombians rejected in the plebiscite held on October 2, which has forced to change the texts of Havana.

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Agreement in Belgium on the trade agreement between the EU and Canada However, the European Council has not set a new date for the summit between the EU and Canada to sign the trade agreement CETA. The Belgian authorities have today reached consensus on free trade agreement between the European Union (EU) and Canada called CETA, blocking the Walloon region and may not be signed on Thursday as planned. "There is a Belgian agreement on the CETA. All parliaments (regional) can now approve it before tomorrow night. It's an important step for the EU and Canada," he said in his Twitter account the Belgian Prime Minister, Charles Michel , following a two-day meeting. The consensus to unlock an agreement so far vetoed Wallonia, comes less than an hour after sources of the European Union have announced that the summit between the EU and Canada today in which it was expected that the CETA was signed is suspended. "I was glad the good news (received) Prime Minister Charles Michel. Only when you have completed all the procedures for the EU to sign the CETA will contact the Prime Minister (Canada), Justin Trudeau," he said in his Twitter account European Council President Donald Tusk. The European Council has not yet set a new date for the EU-Canada summit. "You can speculate on a new date for the summit. The next step is for the EU to agree to sign" European sources added.

Two earthquakes shake central Italy The quakes have been felt in the region of Marche, one of the most affected by the earthquake of August, in which 297 people died. Two powerful earthquakes have rocked Wednesday zones of central Italy which had suffered an earthquake of August and have caused tremors and scenes of panic in several cities, including the capital, Rome. The first quake of magnitude 5.4 degrees on the Richter scale occurred at 19:11 hours, and it has been felt in the center of the country, in the area of the region of Marche, shaken last 24 August by another earthquake, also in the Italian capital, according to local media. About two hours later, and after several minor aftershocks, seismographs have recorded another powerful earthquake of 6.2 degrees on the Richter scale. Firefighters have recognized that this is a "serious" Indeed, but for the moment no locality has confirmed fatalities resulting directly from the tremors. After the earthquake, the mayor of L'Aquila, Massimo Cialente, has confirmed that its territory has no substantial damage, told the television channel SkyTG24. Earthquakes occur two months after the August 24, when a magnitude 6 earthquake killed 297 people and extensive damage in central Italy, especially in the towns of Amatrice, Accumoli and Arquata del Tronto.

Belgium says he still can not sign the CETA agreement with Canada Paul Magnette, Minister-President of the Belgian French-speaking region, has stated that in the present circumstances they can not give a yes. Charles Michel, the Belgian prime minister, reiterated Monday the position of Belgium to the European Council President Donald Tusk that still unable to sign the trade agreement between the European Union (EU) and Canada, known as CETA. Meanwhile, the socialist Paul Magnette, Minister-President of the Belgian French-speaking region, has stated that "under the current circumstances we can not give a yes." Magnette Wallonia had warned that "never decide anything under pressure," and noted that while imposing ultimatums will not be possible "to have a calm discussion and democratic debate" on the CETA agreement. "We are not against a treaty with Canada, but we do not want social norms, environment, protection of public services and do not want courts to private arbitration in which multinationals can attack the United endangered" he added. The situation of CETA, which carries seven years in preparation, is a setback for the trade policy of the European Union at a time when the block through a series of crises that have raised uncertainty about the project. The citizen opposition to free trade agreements has grown in recent months, to the point of mobilizing thousands of people in different European cities to express concern because they give too much power to corporations and community protection standards debase.

Vatican representative announces the start of dialogue in Venezuela Talks to try to overcome political, social and institutional junctures will begin on October 30 in Margarita Island. Nicolas Maduro is received by the Italian priest Guido Marini. The envoy of Pope Francisco to Venezuela to promote dialogue, Archbishop Emil Paul Tscherrig, announced Monday the start of talks between the government of President Nicolas Maduro and Mesa opposition alliance Democratic Unity on 30 October in the island Margarita. During a press conference at a hotel in Caracas, the Pope's representative explained that the decision has been reached on the basis of the agreements reached in previous exploratory meetings. They have also agreed to draw together "the conditions to ensure security and the peaceful and democratic development of public demonstrations planned for the coming days," he noted. The aim of these talks is to overcome the social, institutional, fundamental for the necessary democratic coexistence that Venezuelan society requires political situations. "By collaborating with each other we can achieve peace and harmony. Pope insists much that if you want to talk not need to find the other an enemy, "he added.

Venezuelan opposition women call for removal of mature. The protest has been led by Lilian Tintori, wife of imprisoned opposition Leopoldo López and other representatives of Chavez opponents. Opposing Women are manifested in Caracas to demand the dismissal of Nicolas Maduro. Venezuelan opposition women demonstrated Saturday in Caracas (Venezuela) to reject the suspension of the presidential recall referendum and to require the National Assembly (AN) of opposition majority, to initiate a process to impeach the head of state, Nicolas Maduro. The protest, called "Resteadas Women" was led by Lilian Tintori, wife of imprisoned opposition Leopoldo López, and other representatives of Chavez opponents as exmember Maria Corina Machado and the mayor of the municipality of San Cristobal (west), Patricia de Ceballos. Machado gave a specific message for three institutions: the Venezuelan Parliament, the Armed Forces and the Organization of American States (OAS). "First to that power legitimate (...) Tomorrow in extraordinary session the National Assembly must declare the dictatorship in Venezuela, you must start tomorrow impeachment of Nicolas Maduro," he urged the exmember. Under the slogan "Let us not take away the right to revoke" the opposition said they will remain in "civil disobedience", or also called "obedience to the Constitution" through acts of street made "every day" so they said that this Sunday will go to Parliament. Article 350 of the Constitution in which support the opposition states that the people of Venezuela "disown any regime, legislation or authority that violates the values, principles and democratic guarantees or encroaches upon human rights." On this basis, the wife of Lopez invited Venezuelans to participate in the "making Venezuela" next Wednesday, protest called by the Bureau opposition alliance Democratic Unity (MUD) for the day was scheduled to begin the collection of support as last requirement for the recall of Maduro.

Monday begins dismantling the camp Calais In total, more than 6,400 immigrants will be spread across 454 centers across France, according to the Government for "humanitarian" reasons. Calais camp. The French authorities begin Monday with the complete dismantling of the camp known as the "jungle of Calais" (migrant camp erected in the city of the same name), after the Justice has rejected the objections submitted in recent weeks by a dozen NGO. Organizations complained that it was a hasty measure without guarantees for the thousands of people who will be affected. In total, more than 6,400 immigrants will be spread across 454 centers across France, according to the Government for "humanitarian" reasons. The evacuation operation, according to Interior, will last around a week and will be monitored by some 1,250 police and gendarmes, they reported Friday the authorities. Has enabled a hangar of over 3,000 square meters to facilitate the initial process of redistribution, he explained the prefect of Calais, Fabienne Buccio. 1,300 unaccompanied children is calculated continue in 'the jungle' will have a specific accompaniment. Britain has promised to facilitate the entry of these children if found to have family in British territory. However, the organization Human Rights Watch (HRW) has called on the governments of France and Britain to ensure the safety and care of unaccompanied minors, in addition to adequate housing, before the camp is demolished.

Islamic State continues its offensive in Kirkuk Instead, the official Iraqi media have reported that government forces have managed to repel the attack on Kirkuk. Iraqi military offensive against the Islamic state. The militias of the Islamic State continues Saturday with the offensive on the Iraqi city of Mosul, in northern Iraq, following the attack on Friday in which they used suicide bombers and car bombs to take up to seven neighborhoods of the town, as has informed the Russian Ministry of Defense. "Yesterday the fighters of the Islamic State of groups that are in Mosul attacked the city of Kirkuk, located 140 kilometers east of Mosul, were seven districts of the city and today continue the offensive," said a source Defense quoted by the Russian news agency Sputnik. Meanwhile, the official Iraqi media have reported that government forces have managed to repel the attack on Kirkuk. The attack provoked an immediate declaration of a curfew across the city throughout the day yesterday, when jihadists tried to take by force the headquarters of the police and other institutional buildings. At the moment, the death toll is 18, most of them members of the security forces and personnel of a power plant that jihadists invaded during the first moments of the attack

19 people killed in the crash of a military helicopter in Siberia The first hypotheses that researchers are shuffled human error, technical failure or bad weather. The crashed helicopter in Siberia. A total of 19 people have died and three more were injured in the crash on Saturday a Russian military helicopter Mi-8 in the region of Yamal, in Siberia, as confirmed Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov. "President (Vladimir Putin) has conveyed his condolences to the relatives and friends of the passengers and crew of the wrecked helicopter on Yamal," said Peskov, as recorded by the Russian news agency Sputnik. The helicopter was covering a route between Krasnoyarsk and Urengoi with 22 people aboard, including three crew members. The unit made a forced landing near Urengoi. The first hypothesis that shuffles the Russian Investigation Committee are human error, technical failure or bad weather. The Interstate Aviation Committee (MAK) also investigates what happened.