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Saturday, January 31, 2015

[RED DEMOCRATICA] LA LEY MORDAZA + LEY DE PROPIEDAD INTELECTUAL EN ESPAÑA TIENE VARIAS CARAS.ESPAÑA VUELVE A LA DICTADURA. LEE LO QUE DICE GOOGLE Y LAS DISPOSICIONES PRINCIPALES DE LA LEY MORDAZA.DIFUNDE este email y si puedes envìa noticias y opiniones sobre temas que interesen a los hermanos hispanos.

El 31 de enero de 2015, 7:31 p. m., centro cultural san francisco solano<centroculturalsanfcosolano@gmail.com> escribió:

LA LEY MORDAZA + LEY DE PROPIEDAD INTELECTUAL EN ESPAÑA TIENE VARIAS CARAS.ESPAÑA VUELVE A LA DICTADURA. LEE LO QUE DICE GOOGLE Y LAS DISPOSICIONES PRINCIPALES DE LA LEY MORDAZA.DIFUNDE este email y si puedes envìa noticias y opiniones sobre temas que interesen a los hermanos hispanos.
LA LEY MORDAZA EN ESPAÑA TIENE VARIAS CARAS.ESPAÑA VUELVE AL FRANQUISMO.LE RESTABA SOLAMENTE LA DICTADURA PARA MANTENER SU REGIMEN OLIGARQUICO FINANCIERO.SUMADA A LA LEY DE PROPIEDAD INTELECTUAL SE CIERRA TODA POSIBILIDAD DE ACCESO A LA CULTURA PARA EL GRUESO DE LOS ESPAÑOLES.Veamos primero lo que expresa GOOGLE,sobre la ley de Propiedad Intelectual.Observemos lo que dice Google y luego veamos lo principal de la ley mordaza.Por supuesto la "informaciòn comienza a entrar a España por otras vìas" demostrando la inutilidad de la censura.Por eso difunde este email y si puedes envìa noticias y opiniones sobre temas que interesen a los hermanos hispanos.
1)Lo que expresa Google:
Google Noticias en España.Lamentamos tener que informarte que Google Noticias ha cerrado en España y que las publicaciones de los editores españoles ya no aparecen en Google Noticias, a raíz de los recientes cambios en la legislación española. Comprendemos que usuarios como tú podáis estar descontentos con esta nueva situación y por ello queremos explicarte las razones por las cuales hemos tomado esta decisión.Google Noticias es un servicio gratuito, que utilizan y aprecian millones de usuarios de todo el mundo y que en la actualidad se encuentra disponible en más de 70 ediciones internacionales y en 35 idiomas. Incluye desde los periódicos nacionales, hasta las pequeñas publicaciones locales, medios especializados y blogs. Los editores pueden elegir si quieren que sus artículos aparezcan en Google Noticias o no y, por razones de peso, la inmensa mayoría opta por su inclusión. Google Noticias crea un verdadero valor para estas publicaciones al dirigir tráfico de usuarios a sus sitios web, lo que a su vez les ayuda a generar ingresos publicitarios.Tras la aprobación de la reforma de la Ley de Propiedad Intelectual hemos tenido que cerrar el servicio de Google Noticias en España. Esta nueva legislación obliga a cualquier publicación española a cobrar, quiera o no, a servicios como Google Noticias por mostrar el más mínimo fragmento de sus publicaciones. Dado que Google Noticias es un servicio que no genera ingresos (no mostramos publicidad en el sitio web), este nuevo enfoque resulta sencillamente insostenible.Desde Google vamos a seguir manteniendo nuestro compromiso de ayudar y trabajar con el sector de la información, al igual que con nuestros miles de socios en todo el mundo, incluidos los de España, para ayudarles a incrementar sus lectores e ingresos en Internet.
2.La nueva Ley Mordaza es preferentemente contra la protesta social y manifestaciones espontàneas de trabajadores:
1. ES Contra el 15-M-R25-y otros movimientos sociales.
2. Ya no se podrá volver a acampar en Sol ni en Las Setas de Sevilla, ni en ningún espacio público. No se podrá acompañar a las víctimas de los desahucios(se suicidan frecuentemente) porque supone obstaculizar la labor de funcionarios públicos.
3. No se podrán celebrar manifestaciones en torno al Congreso de los Diputados, el Senado, ni el Parlamento de Andalucía. No importa que desde hace 30 años se esté haciendo a diario y sin conflictos. Vaya a manifestarse donde no estén sus representantes.
4. No se podrán grabar actuaciones de las Fuerzas y Cuerpos de Seguridad ni compartirlas en redes sociales. Si hay violencia policial debe quedar en la estricta intimidad e impunidad.
5. No podrá colgar pancartas ni banderas en edificios.
6. No podrá instalar tenderetes para recoger firmas o repartir propaganda.
7. Tenga cuidado de que sus expresiones no supongan una ofensa a España a juicio de la autoridad competente Diga que recitaba a Cernuda, Machado o Gil de Biedma por si acaso.
8. No haga reuniones o manifestaciones en lugares de tránsito público. Busque lugares recónditos de tránsito privado.
9. No pierda el DNI ni dejen que se lo sustraigan tres veces en cinco años porque será multado. Llévelo siempre atado al cuello.
10. No pronuncie injurias, calumnias ni acusaciones contra las autoridades o instituciones en las manifestaciones públicas.
Difunde.

BORRAR:click remitente.

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Friday, January 30, 2015

[RED DEMOCRATICA] Jeh Johnson, China, and Kobani

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A Conversation with Secretary of Homeland Security Jeh Johnson

"Terrorism cannot advance if we refuse to be terrorized. Whether in response to a terrorist threat, a natural disaster, a deadly virus, or in the pursuit of a more perfect union, courage and resolve will always prevail," said Secretary of Homeland Security Jeh Johnson during this discussion with Jane Harman.

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	Deciphering China’s Mixed Signals During recent speeches, high-level Chinese officials delivered seemingly contradictory messages about China’s intentions as a world power. Does China intend to challenge the current world order or does it simply want to play its role within the current structure?

	A Victory in Kobani? "Despite two thousand airstrikes by American, European, and Arab warplanes since August 8th, the Islamic State has lost only one per cent of the land it seized in Iraq, and it continues to expand in Syria," writes Robin Wright.

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This new documentary, Broken Landscape, travels to India to look at the choke point that emerges when coal mines and communities vie over the same water. The film will premiere on Feb 7th at the Big Sky Documentary Film Festival.

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RE: [RED DEMOCRATICA] Película contará la vida del legendario fotógrafo de CARETAS Óscar Medrano.

Hola Ruti,

Me place saber de ti.

Estoy en La Florida al lado de mi hija Marilu. La proxima semana ireé otra vez a Peru para ver a mi madre, quien se encuentra bastante bien y por tiempos decae su salud.

El actor luis Galli se encuentra en Nueva York . Te gustaria entrevistarlo?

Dejame saber.

Te deseo lo mejor, cuida tu salud.

Roberto

From: eleccion@yahoogroups.com
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Date: Fri, 30 Jan 2015 11:02:13 -0500
Subject: Re: [RED DEMOCRATICA] Película contará la vida del legendario fotógrafo de CARETAS Óscar Medrano.

Hola Roberto. Donde estas? Esta este actor ahora en NY o Peru? Un abrazo.

On Jan 30, 2015 9:14 AM, "Roberto Bustamante rbustamante02@hotmail.com [eleccion]" <eleccion@yahoogroups.com> wrote:

Con mis atentos saludos,
Roberto Bustamante

REVISTA CARETAS, JUEVES 29 DE ENERO 2015.

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Luis Galli, actor peruano asentado en Nueva York, intenta mimetizarse con el personaje.
El delirio en la mirada de quien no sabe si lo que se dispara es una cámara o una pistola. El invisible pueblo de Yungay. El pez en el agua de Punta Hermosa. La silla presidencial que siempre le quedó grande a Fujimori. El rostro de un sobreviviente partido en dos, no por la hoz cruel de Sendero Luminoso sino por la composición de un trapo blanco que llama a la paz. Todos esos momentos no se perderán como lágrimas entre la lluvia gracias al ubicuo lente de Óscar Medrano. Y ahora gracias al celuloide.
El Otro Óscar se empezará a filmar este 2015 en locaciones de todo el Perú. La película narrará la agitada vida del eximio fotógrafo de CARETAS desde sus primeros clics en Acosvinchos, Ayacucho. El recorrido vital estará encuadrado en los convulsionados años que sobrevivió el país, en las duras épocas de aquel periodismo de trinchera. Los más de 53 años de experiencia periodística de Medrano –toda una vida de aventajado testigo- deberán ser condensados en una seguidilla de escenas emblemáticas. Tamaño reto para el equipo de guionistas.
La producción del filme correrá por cuenta de un grupo de peruanos asentados en Nueva York. Un puñado de peruanistas que ya hicieron patria al estrenar la película Sueños de Gloria, una ofrenda generosa a la Marinera como patrimonio cultural. El rol protagónico será interpretado por Luis Galli, el actor de estrenos como La amante del libertador (2014) y Vidas Paralelas (2008). Ya está advertido: no se utilizarán dobles de riesgo. (Carlos Cabanillas)

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[RED DEMOCRATICA] SENATOR RUBIO NAMED CHAIRMAN OF THE SENATE FOREIGN RELATIONS

Panel will hold its first hearing next Tuesday regarding Cuba policy

Washington, D.C. – U.S. Senator Marco Rubio (R-FL) was officially named today as chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee's Subcommittee on Western Hemisphere, Transnational Crime, Civilian Security, Democracy, Human Rights and Global Women's Issues. He will also be a member of the Subcommittee on East Asia, The Pacific, and International Cybersecurity Policy; the Subcommittee on Near East, South Asia, Central Asia, and Counterterrorism; and the Subcommittee on Africa and Global Health Policy.

Rubio also announced the first hearing to be held in the Western Hemisphere subcommittee will be next Tuesday, February 3 at 10:00 a.m. EST. It will examine President Obama's changes to Cuba policy, and its implications for human rights in the island.

In assuming this chairmanship, Rubio issued the following statement:

"Being from Florida, I've seen how events in the Western Hemisphere not only impact our state but our entire nation. For too long, Congress and the Administration have failed to prioritize our relations in this hemisphere. This lack of attention has kept us from seizing the opportunities of a rising middle class, emboldened tyrants and non-state actors to erode democratic values, allowed global competitors to deepen their influence in the continent, and diminished our ability to respond to the proliferation of transnational organized crime and the violence and instability associated with it.

"As chairman of the subcommittee, I will promote bold measures that improve U.S. economic and security interests by addressing the region's growing calls for transparent institutions, access to quality education, private sector competitiveness, and respect for political and economic freedom for all.

"I look forward to advocating for closer ties with Canada, Mexico, and other regional partners such as Colombia as well as greater energy cooperation and trade. The subcommittee will be a platform for bringing light and solutions to rising problems in the hemisphere, such as growing inhospitality for individual freedoms, deteriorating security environments, lagging competitiveness, ineffective regional organizations, the need for political stability and economic prosperity in Haiti, and the promotion and support of democracy in places where individual freedoms are all but a dream, such as Cuba and Venezuela.

"I hope to also continue my work on the U.S. government's efforts to promote democracy and advance human rights around the world, to support the fair and equitable treatment of women around the globe, and increase religious freedom. This is another set of issues that has far too often been neglected by this administration. I plan to continue to be a voice for the oppressed, whether they be in our own hemisphere or on the other side of the globe. I look forward to working to ensure that U.S. programs aimed at advancing these freedoms are effective and achieving results that are consistent with our values as a nation.

"I also intend to remain active on the East Asia and Pacific subcommittee by supporting our strong alliances in Asia and working to address the challenges confronting that vitally important region which will play a significant role in shaping the 21st century. It's clear that American leadership has achieved a great deal in this region in recent decades, and now it's important that we take none of our gains for granted and continue working with our allies to advance our security, economic and human rights agenda."

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[RED DEMOCRATICA] UNICEF launches record $3.1 billion appeal

Ban: African leaders should respect terms of office | UN envoy: Gaza rebuilding is sluggish because of political instability | UN court: Genocide verdict stands against 2 Bosnian security officers

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