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Rhythms in intellectual property rights times

The interactive and collaborative nature of the dancehall does not regard a work as something isolated or even "finished." The repetition is part of the creative process and depends on the next function or party.

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This victory is not enough: what should the Democrats do now?

The Democratic Party goes through a moment of euphoria that was not lived since the election of Barack Obama in 2008. But the challenge ahead, to defeat Donald Trump in the 2028 presidential, demands, according to historian Michael Kazin, to abandon elitism and to transmit empathy to ordinary men and women, as well as to maintain the coalition between the left wing and the moderate wing of the party.

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Bulls after midterms: false policies and invented ballots

♪ The # midterms in the United States were marked by numerous social media publications that reported an alleged electoral fraud. However, none of them provides evidence to support these claims. "A video that circulates on social networks and allegedly shows a police operation to intimidate voters was created with artificial intelligence. Meet more at Disreporting with Martín Grippo.

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Who will pay for the Republican debacle in the United States?

In this issue of A Week in the World, we wonder who will pay the debacle of Donald Trump's party in the mid-term elections. Are we witnessing the end of the story policy? Do Democrats and Republicans re-exchange the image of people's and elite representatives? Will anything change in Iran and Ukraine?

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Pressure on Pete Hegseth: Will it be a possible victim of midterm results?

As the results of the half-term elections in the United States are clarified, Pete Hegseth's political future seems increasingly uncertain. With Donald Trump himself recognizing that the war influenced the electoral result, pressure on one of his closest collaborators is increasing. U.S. media point out that the White House would be considering his dismissal, while the new Democratic majority in Congress promises to open investigations into his management.

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Thrust in Taiwan's bag after collapse of technology on Wall Street

The Asian bags recorded heavy losses carried by the Wall Street sales wave and uncertainty about possible regulations for the artificial intelligence industry in the United States. The Taiwanese TAIEX index fell by 8.85% during the day, while TSMC lost up to 9.8% and United Microelectronics collapsed by 17%. Given the scale of the losses, the Government of Taiwan called on regulators to intervene to stabilize the market and called for calm.

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Gavin Newsom commutes the death penalty of 548 people in California

In a letter issued on 5 November, Gavin Newsom, governor of California, announced the commutation of the death penalty of 548 people for life imprisonment. Newsom has been opposed to the death penalty for years and, in 2019, decreed a moratorium on executions in his state. However, the California Constitution requires the approval of the State Supreme Court to grant clemency when a person has been convicted of a serious crime on more than one occasion. The measure of Newsom would represent the greatest act of clemency in the history of the United States.

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The 'thirst' of data centers in Texas: how do they consume water for the IA?

In the second state of the United States with more data centers, the controversy revolves around direct and indirect water consumption, as the microprocessors of artificial intelligence heat up more than a traditional chip, to the point that they need to evaporate those high temperatures in order to keep working. The problem is when the infrastructure is located in places that go through drought, as is the case in most of the territory.