Relaciones Internacionales – Comunicación Internacional

19 marzo, 2022
por Felipe Sahagún
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España, de la autodeterminación a la autonomía saharaui

Alberto Bueno @AlbertoBueno_
·@PolExt preguntó a expertos (@HaizamAmirah @brkinibeachriot @IBarrenada @irenefmolina etc) y también a políticos, como la socialista @jalloul_hana, sobre el Sáhara Occ y la posición de España: «diálogo» y «ONU» se repetían. Parece que ni lo uno ni lo otro.

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En el frente informativo, España dice que sí informó a Argelia (Argelia lo niega: twitter.com/AlbertoBueno_/) sobre su cambio de posición respecto a el Sáhara Occidental y Marruecos. europapress.es/nacional/notic
Alberto Bueno @AlbertoBueno_
El MAEC «confiaba» en la reacción benigna de Argelia. La reacción argelina: «traición» twitter.com/abc_es/status/ y retirada del embajador por la decisión y no haber sido informada elconfidencial.com/mundo/2022-03-
 
 

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Francisco Carrión@fcarrionmolina
Pero Unidas Podemos se queda. En un Gobierno en el que se toman decisiones trascendentales sin pactarlas entre los socios, en el que se modifica la política exterior sin el más leve consenso
La política exterior de Sánchez y su ministro no está claro que aporte certezas y seguridad y, desde luego, subalterniza la posición internacional de España hasta límites desconocidos. Aquí lo intento explicar 
 
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19 marzo, 2022
por Felipe Sahagún
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How Kremlin accounts manipulate Twitter (BBC)

The Kremlin (left) and St Basil's Cathedral, Moscow

BBC, March 19, 2022

By James Clayton
North America technology reporter

Olena Kurilo became the face of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. Bloodied and bandaged, the 53-year-old teacher said she couldn’t believe what had happened to her and her town of Chuhuiv.

Her picture was on the front pages of newspapers across the world.

Over the next few days, Russia’s government social media accounts began to post a video claiming that Olena hadn’t been injured at all.

Olena Kurilo

«Great photos by the way, they were all over the news,» the Russian narrator says.

The video then claims Olena was photographed two days later, uninjured.

«A couple of days later, good for her, not a scratch.»

This claim is baseless, the BBC has verified the photo as genuine, as has Reuters. Wild conspiracy theories like these are not uncommon on social media.

But what makes this conspiracy theory so odd is that it was shared by an official Russian government Twitter account – the Russian Mission in Geneva. Two weeks on, the tweet is still live.

The Russian government has a huge network of official Twitter accounts – the BBC found more than 100 of them. They range from accounts that represent foreign missions or embassies, with a few thousand followers, to those with more than a million followers. President Putin has his own account. Many of the accounts are labelled as Russian government organisations by Twitter.

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19 marzo, 2022
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Putin’s way (Frontline, PBS, 2015)

In this 2015 documentary, FRONTLINE traces Vladimir Putin’s ascent from unemployed spy to modern-day czar, and investigates the accusations of criminality and corruption that have surrounded his reign in Russia. (Aired 2015) This journalism is made possible by viewers like you. Support your local PBS station here: http://www.pbs.org/donate​.
 
In this 2015 film, a coproduction with the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation, producer Neil Docherty and correspondent Gillian Findlay traced Putin’s career back two decades to his political start in St. Petersburg, where allegations of corruption began almost immediately. Drawing on firsthand accounts from exiled Russian business tycoons, writers and politicians, as well as the exhaustive research of scholar and best-selling “Putin’s Kleptocracy” author Karen Dawisha, the film examined troubling episodes in Putin’s past, from alleged money-laundering activities and ties to organized crime, to a secret personal fortune said to be in the billions. 
 
PUTIN’S REVENGE: https://youtu.be/8Q_uKCEj2Xk 
 
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19 marzo, 2022
por Felipe Sahagún
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Principles for Dealing with the Changing World Order (Ray Dalio)

I believe the world is changing in big ways that haven’t happened before in our lifetimes but have many times in history, so I knew I needed to study past changes to understand what is happening now and help me to anticipate what is likely to happen. I shared what I learned in my book, Principles for Dealing with the Changing World Order, and my hope is that this animation gives people an easy way to understand the key ideas from the book in a simple and entertaining way.

In the first 18 minutes, you’ll get the gist of what drives the “Big Cycle” of rise and decline of nations through time and where we now are in that cycle. If you give me 20 minutes more to watch the whole thing, and I will show you how the big cycle worked across the last 500 years of history—and what the current world leading power, the United States, needs to do to remain strong.

You can buy the book on Amazon (https://www.amazon.com/Changing-World…) or in bookstores nationwide. Key Sections: 1:33 – How I Learned to Anticipate the Future by Studying the Past 8:00 – Changing Orders 11:38 – The Big Cycle 18:26 – 500 Years of Big Cycles 18:45 – The Rise 26:16 – The Top 32:01– The Decline 39:39 – The Future.

For more videos on The Changing World Order, view this playlist: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLy…