"Salta, the Narcopoder" at the Fair D

Book Fair Juan Carlos Romero skipped

Please if you go to the Book Fair ... Jump to stand just go and ask for the book:
Pop Goes The Narcopoder "

I leave the news that motivates my order:

"By order of a minister," which has not yet been identified, was criticized book Sergio Poma, "Salta, the Narcopoder" and banned its sale on the stand that the province of Salta is in the 35 th Fair book.

By Agency DDN. To numerous calls reporting that the book was not for sale, send a citizen to ask about "Spring, the Narcopoder" in the province stand at the Book Fair in Buenos Aires.

After being treated very kindly, a young woman told in a confident attitude that met at the fair after the "Jump Day" by order of a minister "took the stand the two remaining copies, under the remaining had been sold.

"I'm trying to get my boss (Mary Eugenia Carante) who was the minister," whispered the young man to our correspondent.

DDN contacted the Minister of Tourism and Culture, Federico Posadas to consult on the subject. Posadas expressed surprise and denied that such an order has been given and promised to find out what happened.

Minutes later, the official said that both the culture secretary, Víctor Fernández Esteban, as the charge of the stand, Maria Eugenia Carante, denied that there has been an act of censorship and instead had sold all the books of Sergio Poma .

"Skip the narcopoder" is the posthumous work in which the journalist Sergio Poma Salta denounces the "deadly embrace of the political mafia" and the influence of the drug interests on the political processes in the province of Salta.

Poma made the allegations it openly and always facing the consequences that could bring his unusual courage rigged. Supported by historical and documentary evidence are well known in Salta, but they are much more in some foreign countries, Poma always directed his accusations against a group of well-defined power and against specific individuals by name.

This attitude earned him censure to its programs, overt hostility, attacks on their property and physical integrity and for his family and constant persecution by the media controlled by what he called "mafia interests"

Poma was also the subject of a prosecution carried out by one of those mentioned in their investigciones newspaper, former Gov. Juan Carlos Romero, who convinced a judge in the province who had served as his subordinate in the public condemn Salta Poma to imprisonment for the alleged commission of a crime of libel and slander, and a highly controversial penalty of disqualification from exercising their profession as a journalist for a period of one year.

Judge's sentence that could never become final, enjoying Poma, until his death, the presumption of innocence enshrined in the Constitution. However, the decision was subject to a virtually unanimous condemnation locally, nationally and internationally by exempt organizations of journalists around the world.

Although the book Salta, the Narcopoder points mainly to the government of Juan Carlos Romero, one can not ignore that the current governor Juan Manuel Urtubey was 11 years of the courtly circle of the senator today. Nor were such designation and continuity of government special places people connected closely with rosemary

Ed note: the Agency DDN is an information service of FM News, radio Poma Sergio to lead and now lead their children and his wife Naomi.

Source: http://www.salta21.com/spip.php?article1907

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United States Secret Confidential

United States Secret Confidential

UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT SEEKS WAY TO PUBLISH ALL Wikileaks NO SECRETS


The fence seemed narrow WikiLeaks computer on Friday, when the leak site said its website was closed by the company that supplied the services of the domain name.

However, he quickly found a solution: move your servers to Switzerland. The domain is inactive but can enter the site by typing the address http://213.251.145.96/.


EveryDNS.net The company said the service was terminated because the page wikileaks.org had received a large number of cyber attacks.

He explained that this affected the stability of the entire structure, which allows access to 500,000 websites.

Hours before the publication of secret diplomatic cables from the United States, the servers that host the documents were victims of an attack and since then WikiLeaks has been forced to move files back and forth to continue spreading, says David Cuen, technology specialist BBC.

In a message on Twitter network, WikiLeaks acknowledged that his site had been closed.

It remains unclear how long extended downward EveryDNS.net server and how much can last for your stay in the new domain Switzerland.



Solution?

WikiLeaks said in Twitter that is now operating from servers in Switzerland through wikileaks.ch page.

Is that the site is in a race to stay connected after the Amazon on Thursday decided to evict from their servers.

WikiLeaks had moved his insurance information to the servers of the company, after receiving a denial of service (DDoS, for its acronym in English).

The idea did not sit well with U.S. Senator Joe Lieberman, chairman of the Senate Homeland Security, who influenced until Amazon decides to leave to WikiLeaks.

Apparently, the reason behind the action was that the site violated their terms and conditions of service.

"WikiLeaks servers at Amazon have been displaced," said the leak site in Twitter, "our money is spent now employing people in Europe", referring to the fact hire cloud services in Africa.

He added: "If Amazon feels so uncomfortable with the first amendment, should give the business of selling books."

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U.S. bans books readers

U.S. bans books readers

The books that readers want to ban Yankee

The American Library Association has announced, as Banned Books Week, the ranking of titles that various pressure groups have tried to ban last year. The intention is to vindicate the freedom to read any book, including those "forbidden."

Illustration of Aldous Huxley, author of "Brave New World. | LPO

This year, the illustrated children's story "Three to Tango" comes first. The play tells the story of two male penguins who adopt an egg from which Tango is born, a penguin who is the delight of his new parents. It is based on a true story of Roy and Silo, a pair of penguins at the zoo in New York. The story has been accused of "promoting homosexuality" attack "against the family" and to be unsuitable for children.

The second position is for "The Absolutely True Diary of a Part-Time Indian," from writer Sherman Alexie, in Missouri received harsh protests from parents to include scenes of masturbation.

The novel "Brave New World", ironically set in a world where books are banned, is made with the bronze medal. In 1980, the work of British Aldous Huxley, was removed from the classroom to mention that promiscuous sex "seems fun." In Ireland, when he appeared for the first time, also prohibited.

The association, meanwhile, wants to draw the attention of Americans to "protect one of the most cherished fundamental rights, freedom to read." Thus, "while we strongly support the right of each player to choose or reject a book for themselves or their families," those objections on a particular book "should not give the power to restrict the right of other readers access and read that book, "said Barbara Jones, director of the office of intellectual freedom in the body.


The grounds on which they want to ban:

said:

"Three to Tango" by Peter Parnell and Justin Richardson: Homosexuality, religious views, age inappropriate.

"The Absolutely True Diary of a Part-Time Indian" Sherman Alexie: Offensive language, racism, explicit sexuality, violence, inappropriate age group.

"A brave new world of Aldous Huxley: insensitivity, offensive language, racism, sexually explicit.

"Crank" By Ellen Hopkins: Drugs, offensive language, sexually explicit.

"The Hunger Games" by Suzanne Collins: Explicit sex, violence, inappropriate age group.

"Lush" Natasha Friend: Drugs, offensive language, sexually explicit, inappropriate age group.

"What My Mother Doesn 't Know" by Sonya Sones: Sexism, sexually explicit, inappropriate age group.

"Nickel and Dimed: On (Not) Getting By In America" ​​by Barbara Ehrenreich: Drugs, inaccurate, offensive language, politically and religiously.

"Revolutionary Voices: A Multicultural Queer Youth Anthology" Amy Sonnie: Homosexuality, sexually explicit.

"Twilight" By Stephenie Meyer: Violence, religious viewpoint.

Source:
http://www.elmundo.es/elmundo/2011/04/15/cultura/1302869157.html

Internet Censorship [My opinion]

internet piracy

The purpose of this post is to do a little reflection on Internet censorship.


I'll start with the books, what would happen if we could not download books online? What would happen to students who barely have money to go to universities or colleges and hopefully get to go home? "If only to look at the upper class?.
Where they do not need anything, and have enough money even to throw the food? prevented us down and prevent us from carrying vats is being a book or case when anyone donates a book is going to prison? when it reaches the bibliteca reach 1 and 50 students, taking pictures back, and already have some of the information in the book, which goes on the Internet? a user uploads the book and gets a scanned copy of the book is not the original book is a copy as if making a copy of the library.

Now for the video games, what would happen if we stand in the way game downloads? for example in underdeveloped countries and in Central America we are lucky to have half a rusty bicycle, as we will be buying games from $ 3,000 if all that money can eat up to three months? and if we can get the game rendered with a friend who has the game is not like downloading? what we did was copy the data and save them and if we give it to someone else is not the same for a book and photocopies.

Now with the programs, how they are going to prevent students from downloading programs like office to do their jobs, autocad for students of engineering and architecture, and a host of useful programs to be developed in a progression? if the majority of the population have no poor and unable to buy expensive programs that we are not thieves just share.

Now the music, if a neighbor bought a CD and turned up volume to hear system and I am content "would be violating copyright? is equal to me to copy and play it in my house, I have the data I have not the material, I'm just listening to music just as you would in a mall, store, supermarket or at the home of a neighbor or on the radio and not paying, "then I'm violating copyright?



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Well with this if I win the 50 points lol


See the video that showed up on the seriousness of this situation ....


That will reach the point of not being able to make a copy and paste for fear that the information is restricted from copying, I can not imagine having to go back to the departmental library and reading books containing old and outdated.





I think there are problems with the videos here is the URL:
http://www.mundovago.com/videos/noticias/index/C_7389-En-contra-de-leyes-que-Censura-a-Internet.html