#mòbil

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De veres que graciosos els homes eh

[lescroniques]

Divisió d'opinions entre la comunitat educativa respecte a la regulació dels mòbils

Alerten que la normativa no és homogènia i la seva aplicació pot generar diferències entre centres educatius pexels-bruce-reyeschow-1186738 Associacions de famílies i sindicats educatius han reaccionat de manera diversa a la regulació dels telèfons mòbils en els centres educatius de primària i secundària anunciada pel Departament d’Educació. Les Associacions Federades de Famílies d’Alumnes de…

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A newspaper in my country has interviewed Siddharth Kara, one of the experts on what's going on in the cobalt mines in Congo. I think it's very well explained and a must-read to get an overview of this huge human rights violation that is going on. So here I translate it to English, hoping it will reach more people.

Siddharth Kara: "Every time we buy a new mobile phone, we put our foot around the neck of a child in the Congo"

Interview with the author of Cobalt Red: How the Blood of the Congo Powers Our Lives

"The poorest people in the world, including tens of thousands of children, dig the earth in toxic and very dangerous conditions to find cobalt," says journalist and writer Siddharth Kara (Knoxville, Tennessee, USA, 1974). The rechargeable batteries of our mobile phones, tablets, laptops or electric vehicles need this mineral that thousands of children, men, women and elderly people extract from the Congolese mines in inhumane conditions. Kara went there because he had specialized in research on slavery, and in Congo he found a modernized form of slavery. "Time has passed, but the colonial mentality has not," he explains. Everything he saw there and what was explained to him is recounted in Cobalt Red: How the Blood of the Congo Powers Our Lives (a book that does not have a translation into Catalan, but which has now been translated into Spanish, by Capitán Swing). The photographs and videos illustrating this interview were taken by himself.

—Was it difficult to write this book? —Yes. Firstly, because of the specific difficulty of this area of the Congo: very dangerous, very militarized. There are armed militias. And for the local people there it is dangerous to talk to foreigners, because it can bring them consequences. It was difficult to get there, and then it was difficult to build trust with the people who worked there. I only managed it thanks to this trust, which we achieved little by little, until we were sure that we could do the research with guarantees and ethically.

—What drove you to the Congo cobalt mines? —I had been doing research on slavery since 2000. Around 2016, some African colleagues contacted me and said: “Siddharth, something terrible is happening in the cobalt mines of the Congo, maybe you should go there”. I had no idea what cobalt was. I thought it was a color used for painting. I didn't know it was used for rechargeable batteries. It took me a couple of years to grasp its importance. Then I started making contacts to travel there, and in the summer of 2018 I went there.

—And what did you find there? —The suffering and degradation I saw there were so intense that I decided to return there often to write a book. Hundreds of thousands of the world's poorest people, including tens of thousands of children, dig the earth in toxic and very dangerous conditions to find cobalt and put it into circulation, in a distribution chain that goes to the rechargeable devices and cars that people like you and me use every day. It was a human apocalypse, a total invasion of human rights and the dignity of the Congolese people.

—Could you describe what a mine like this is like, physically? How should we imagine it? —Those who are at the top of the economic chain of cobalt exploitation like to distort the truth, and use the term "artisanal mine". This way, they evoke a kind of picturesque activity, but on the ground it is a dangerous and degrading job. A mine of this kind is a mass of tunnels, pits and trenches filled with thousands of people who dig with shovels, pieces of metal or directly with their bare hands. They fill a sack with earth, stone and mud. Some children rinse it in toxic pools to separate the mud from the cobalt stones, which a whole family pours into another sack. It might take twelve hours to fill a forty-kilo sack or two. For each sack they get paid a few euros, very few, and that's how they live every day. They survive.

This video was filmed by Siddharth Kara: [you can watch the video in the interview link, freely available without any paywall, here]

—Is there any rational organization in these mines? Is there someone who decides who does what to optimize work? —Well, there is a whole gear designed so that the poor and the children of the Congo produce hundreds of thousands of tons of cobalt every year. There, work is usually divided by age and gender. Digging tunnels, which requires a lot of strength, is usually done by young men and teenagers. The digging of small pits and trenches that can be less meters deep is done by women and smaller children. Rinsing this toxic cobalt is usually done by the children. The merchant system to exploit these families and sell the cobalt they produce to the formal industrial mines is very well set up.

—What else do these people at the top of the chain invent? —Another fiction they invent is that there is a difference between industrial and artisanal mining, and that they only buy from the industrial one, where there is no child labor. Not true: all cobalt is mined by children. All the cobalt that the children and peasants extract goes straight to industrial mining. In addition, there is no way to separate what comes from a bulldozer and what comes from a child, once it all pours into the same place in the facility that does the industrial processing before this cobalt is sent out of the Congo.

—You explain that the situation is particularly abusive for women. —Yes. It is a lawless land, and violence is the norm. Women and girls always bear the brunt: they are victims of physical and sexual violence, and almost no one talks about it. It is a major tragedy: they are victims of sexual assaults that are committed in the mines themselves, while they collect the cobalt that we have in our mobile phones.

—You refer to all of this as a new episode of slavery. It is not the first time that the Congo has a decisive material for Western economic development. It happened with uranium for nuclear bombs, for example. History repeats itself. —Exactly. It is important for people to understand that we are not witnessing an isolated case, but the latest episode in a long, very long, history of looting of the Congo, a very resource-rich country, dating back to the colonial period. The first automobile revolution required rubber for tires. The Congo had one of the largest rubber tree rainforests in the world. King Leopold [of Belgium] deployed a mercenary army of criminals and terrorists to enslave the population and make them work to get it. This inspired Joseph Conrad's novel Heart of Darkness. The Congo also has abundant reserves of gold, diamonds, nickel, lithium and other metals and minerals that make components for electronic devices…

—These mercenaries deployed by King Leopold, are they still there today, in one way or another? —Yes. On the ground there are militias, or the army, or private security forces that the mining companies hire and that, sometimes, in addition to monitoring, do the work of recruiting children. Under the threat of an occupation, they force an entire town to dig. It's atrocious: we live in an age of supposed moral progress, where everyone shares the same human rights, and yet our global economic order has its knee on the necks of the children and the poor of the Congo, with this huge demand for cobalt that has to fuel the rechargeable economy.

—Has no Western country or international body done anything to stop it? —No. No western country, no government, no big business has lifted a finger to address this tragedy. They talk about maintaining human rights standards in their supply chains, they talk about environmental sustainability, but it's only talk. That is why it is very important that journalists and researchers set foot on the land of the Congo and listen to what the Congolese have to say: that no one protects their rights or their dignity, that they are erasing the environment, that mining it is not done in a sustainable way and the whole countryside is polluted and destroyed by the mining operations. It is enough to walk ten minutes around a mine to see it.

—Does the same happen in all mines? Large Western companies that use cobalt often claim that theirs comes from artisanal mines that meet standards. —Have they gone there? There is no decent mine in the Congo. It does not exist. I'll be happy to take any CEO of any tech company to their mines, where their cobalt comes from. We'll stand there, watching them extract it, and take a selfie with it. Everyone will realize that what is seen behind us is not decent. You will see destruction, millions of trees felled, installations that emit toxic gases that fall on the surrounding towns, on the children, on the animals, on the food. There is no decent mine in the Congo. And they know it. But who will believe the voice of a Congolese if they can drown it out with proclamations of human rights while they continue to make money without measure?

—Can you explain the role China plays in all of this? You say that it controls the supply chain. —Yes. China controls about 70% of mining production in the Congo. Why do we accept China saying its mines are decent, if they don't even protect the human rights of their own people? Why do we accept a technology company or a car manufacturer saying, "My Chinese partners say they protect human rights there, and that's enough for me"? Why do we accept it?

—Why do you say that a certain transition to green energy is absolute hypocrisy? —When the calls in favor of this transition consist of proposing to consumers that they buy electric vehicles instead of gasoline cars, this is hypocrisy. Because the cobalt and other elements that are used for the batteries of these cars are extracted using methods that are catastrophic for the environment. While in one part of the world we say we want to save the environment and leave a greener planet to our children, in another we are destroying both the planet and the future of their children. How can you save only part of the planet, turning the rest into a toxic dump? How can we give a green planet only to our children, while we let other people's children die? This is hypocritical.

—It is a reflection of the domination that the global north maintains over the south. —We have never given Congo the opportunity to benefit from its own resources. It is a colonial mentality: time has passed, but the colonial mentality has not. It is the same type of colonial plunder from a century and a half ago. It is colonial to say: "Look, we need this, they have it, we take it from them in any way and, when we no longer need it, we leave a catastrophe behind us". There are companies that, recently, have started to pretend that they are becoming aware of this and promised that they would try to use batteries that did not have cobalt, but in reality they said: "Well, we've been caught, we'll look for another mechanism". And they do nothing to solve the catastrophe. Even if we no longer needed cobalt tomorrow, we would have to repair the destruction we have caused these past fifteen years.

—It's the big companies who should be required to react, but what do you think a Western consumer who has gotten upset reading you could do? —The first step to progress in the conquest of human rights is always to make injustice known. Contribute to make everyone knows. Most people are good and, in their hearts, want no part of injustice. It is the few who move based on avarice and greed who pollute the rest of humanity. Outreach and awareness is the first step because it will inevitably activate a lot of people. Change always starts like this. In the case of cobalt, the second step is to think about our consumption habits. Every twelve months, the technology company I bought my phone from offers me a new one. Do I really need it? Every time we buy a new mobile phone, we put our foot on the neck of a child in the Congo. Better think twice, then.

[useless-catalanfacts]

Are there any Catalan (historical) dramas/series a diaspora like me could watch?

I tant! S'han fet moltes pel·lícules històriques, molts telefilms són biografies de personatges històrics. A més, ara TV3 ha fet que 3cat (plataforma gratis que es pot posar a la tele, tablet, mòbil, ordinador, etc) sigui accessible des de tot el món, així que és molt còmode.

Sèries:

A 3cat: Arnau (5 episodis).

A YouTube: aquesta és una docu-sèrie (part narrada com a documental i part dramatitzada) però està molt ben feta, sens dubte del millor que s'ha fet en català en matèria de realisme històric: Comtes, l'origen de Catalunya (4 episodis).

A A Punt: L'alqueria blanca (més de 400 episodis ja).

A IB3: Hotel Bellavista (2 temporades de 6 i 7 capítols cadascuna).

Mini-sèries (2 episodis)

Ermessenda

Descalç sobre la terra vermella

Olor de colònia

Vida privada

Serrallonga

Les veus del Pamano

Barcelona ciutat neutral

Andorra. Entre el torb i la Gestapo

Pel·lícules:

Les meves preferides són Salvador (Puig Antich) i La vampira de Barcelona, totes dues a Filmin. Aviso que la de la vampira és bastant dura.

A 3cat:

La mort de Guillem (també a Filmin i A Punt a la carta)

Sis nits d'agost

L'enigma Verdaguer

La Xirgu

El metralla

Terra Baixa

Frederica Montseny, la dona que parla

Pau, la força d'un silenci

La llum d'Elna

Berenàveu a les fosques

Cançó per a tu

Ebre, del bressol a la batalla

Vicenç Ferrer

Miró

Èxode

13 dies d'octubre

Quico Sabaté. Sense destí

Prim, l'assassinat del carrer del Turco

El cafè de la Marina

Un berenar a Ginebra

14 d'abril, Macià contra Companys

Jo, Ramon Llull

La dona del segle

Espero que en trobis que t'interessin!

[amandazafiuuu]

La lluita contra la desinformació

QUE ES LA DESINFORMACIÓ?

COM ENS AFECTA?

COM ES DETECTA?

COM ES COMBATEIX?

La desinformació és informació falsa que es divulga intencionalment per a influir en l'opinió pública o ocultar la veritat. Esta informació sovint es transmet a través de les xarxes socials i pot fer que les persones desconfien de fonts de confiança. Es pot manifestar mitjançant notícies totalment falses, clickbait, manipulació dels titulars, etc.

La desinformació ens afecta molt ja que estem constantment llegint i rebent notícies en el mòbil o en l'ordinador, i moltes vegades no tenim l'habilitat de distingir com és falsa o és verdadera. Per la qual cosa, la gent sol acabar sent manipulada i es fia de la informació falsa que divulguen estes pàgines web que es dediquen a això, a difondre faules i mentides sobre les notícies més actuals.

Normalment, per a detectar una notícia falsa o una faula, solem mirar si la font és fiable i si esta sent difosa en més canals, que podria ser senyal que la notícia és falsa o no. Però hui dia existixen mitjans i ferramentes que ens faciliten este treball, anomenats detectors de desinformació, com maldita.es, que es dedica a desmentir qualsevol tipus d'informació, comprovant si és un fet o una mentida mitjançant el fact checking.

Per a combatre la desinformació, jo suggeriria que es denuciara qualsevol mitjà que difonga notícies falses o faules per a així acabar amb això i que la gent es puga fiar plenament del que llig en les notícies. En qualsevol xarxa social existix el botó de reportar o denunciar que podem polsar en qualsevol d'estos casos, ja siga informació falsa, clickbait o manipulació.

[elpuntodenoretorno]

Es curioso como hace escasos años, usar el mòbil en la gasolinera era PELIGROSISIMO!!!

Pero ahora puedes PAGAR con el en TODAS ellas !!!

Como cambia el relato según convenga eh...?

[elblogdeamaiamartorell]

IPHONE 11

Aquest és el meu mòbil nou! És el iphone 11 en color groc, mel he comprat perquè el meu mòbil antic, el iphone 8, no tenia bona càmera en comparació amb aquest, i jo necessito bona càmera per a fer bones fotos.  

La càmera del iphone 11 és millor ja que té doble càmera, lo que signifique que té 0.5, és a dir, que podràs fer fotos en ultra angular i pots fer vídeos en 4K, apart té molt bona capacitat per a emmagatzemar totes les meues fotos i vídeos, perquè he pogut triar quin tipus de capacitat m´agradava més per lo tant he triat el de 256GB. 

 És veritat que el iphones al llarg del temps la salut de la bateria disminueix, però en comparació en els samsung el iphone és carrega molt més ràpid al entrar a alguna aplicació, gracies al seu processador A13 Biònic que és un  20% més ràpid que el A12. Parlant de la bateria, a partir del iphone 12 ara té un carregador de carrega rapida de 20W. 

[elblogdepaulabassimarzal]

IPHONE SE

El mòbil iphone SE és el millor, encara que no siga el iphone més avançat m’encante. Primerament el processador es el A15 Biònic, que es el mateix que te el iphone 13, uns dels mòbils més nous ara mateix, podem observar que aquest processador te un procés de fabricació de 5 nanòmetres, quasi 15.000 milions de transistors, una CPU de 6 nuclis, amb 2 de alt rendiment i altres 4 centrats en la eficiència, també te un Neural Engine de 16 nuclis, amb 15,8 bilions de operacions per segon, a més a més, una GPU de 4 nuclis, podem veure que aquest mòbil te molt bon processador, però també anem a parlar sobre memòria RAM, de 4 GB, suficient per a executar qualsevol quantitat de feines de forma eficient i sense perdudes de fluïdesa, un altre punt important és la bateria, sincerament la bateria del iphone SE no es la més duradora, però ho compense amb la seua fluïdesa i amb el bon servei del processador que li fa gastar molta bateria, per aquestes raons també tenim un carregador de càrrega ràpida, encara que aquest iphone te una bateria de 2018 mAh. Per últim vos vaig a parlar de la càmera que a tots ens interessa un poc i es que aquesta càmera es de les millors per a fer vídeos ja que te una càmara 4K a 60fps aleshores el vídeo es fluit i estable. 

[tanzania2023]

24 Juliol - Serengeti sud

L'esplanada es gegantesca. El Serengeti, lloc mític, te uns quant cents de mils de quilòmetres quadrats, quasi tot cobert per herba daurada de mig metre d'alt.

Veiem nyus, zebres, gaceles de Thompson, pumbas...

L'Stanley va mirant a esquerra i a dreta i, de sobte, dóna un cop de volant i comença a correr camp a través. No podem sortir dels camins marcats, està prohibit. Però l'Stanley, que té carrera, ho fa igualment. S'acosta a un grup de roques petit. De grups així n'hi ha uns quants escampats, són bombolles de magma de fa milions d'anys. També hi ha acàcies solitàries.

I allà, a aquell pilotonet de roques, hi dormen tres lleones i un lleó jove.

La imatge torna a ser esplèndida, mereixedora de lo dur que és arribar fins aquí, i penso que és així com ha de ser. Venir aquí no pot ser fàcil, perdería tota la màgia. Això és el país dels animals, no el nostre. Nosaltres som intrusos.

Les lleones ens miren avorrides i de tant en tant aixequen el cap. D'altres cotxes se n'adonen que hem trobat algo i venen ràpid cap on som. Totes les càmares i els mòbils disparen. Als lleons tan se'ls hi en fot tot.

Seguim la ruta. No se bén ve en quina direcció, tot és semblant i a l'hora tot és diferent.

Uns minuts després, veiem una hiena. Lletja com un pecat. I més amunt, al costat d'un basal no gaire gran, està éll estirat, el rei, el lleó mascle, solitari, reflectin la seva majestuositat a l'aigua bruta. No dorm, ens mira i de tant en tant es belluga.

I seguim la ruta. Dinem a sota d'una acàcia, a peu dret i amb les mans.

I seguim. Veiem tres lleones més, assegudes i cadascuna mirant a una direcció diferent, com si pensesin què podrien sopar avui.

Uns kilòmetres més i llavors l'Stanley fa un crit:

- Cheeta!!

I allà el tenim, caminant tranquil·lament pel costat d'un altra basal, un magnífic guepard.

És elegant, fi, dandy, esbelt. Camina pole-pole mirant aquí i allà i l'anem seguint fins que el perdem entre les herbes.

Més endavant en veiem dos més, mig amagades entre les herbes, mirant cap a l'horitzó.

I seguim. Passem pel costat un grup de roques gran i veiem un llangardaix de cua blava i cap vermell. I més amunt un altra. I un altra... I quan mirem a dalt de tot de les roques veiem dos cadells de lleó, dos lleonets, que ens miren amb curiositat. Per si de cas, baixen de la roca cap a un arbre baix envoltat de matolls. I allà tenen la mama. I les tietes. I més germans, un menjant del pit de sa mare. I un lleonet que surt de l'amagatall i s'allunya fins que el perdem de vista.

Ni pagant ens imaginàvem que veuriem això.

I de tornada, per acabar el dia, veiem un lleopard dormint a dalt de tot d'un arbre. I vint cotxes més (els he comptat) fotografiant-lo.

Tornem al campsite. La Tecla (es diu així), que es una noia bufona i molt riallera, també una mica pallassa, ens pregunta si ens volem dutxar. Donat que portem un dit de pols al damunt de la pell, ens sembla una idea excel·lent. Però com que aquí no hi ha aigua corrent ni electricitat, ve un senyor amb una galleda d'aigua calenta que han escalfat al foc de llenya i omple un dipòsit que hi ha darrera la tenda. I així és com ens dutxem.

I a sopar a la tenda gran, amb taula, cadira, coberts, espelma, vi, liquors, i tot el luxe d'estar al sud del Serengeti.

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en fi

la vida dels catalans és un acte d'afirmació continuada: és el sí, no el si. [...] a Calaunya el mòbil primari és la voluntat d'ésser

[lesfoteses]

Calçotades a les 22h a la Barceloneta

3 de febrer del 2023

Aquesta és una entrada breu només per denunciar el que han vist els meus ulls avui. Hem anat a sopar amb uns amics a la Barceloneta per celebrar els 29 del Martí, el primer del grup en fer-los AKA el més vell de nosaltres. I mentre esperàvem que ens donessin una taula en un dels restaurants més trash que hi deu haver no només a la Barceloneta sinó a Barcelona i qui sap si a Catalunya, he vist el que hi ha a la foto: dos nois aparentment en una relació de desestructuració severa -ja que cadascú està amb el mòbil sudant del seu acompanyant- MENJANT CALÇOTS. Bé, de fet ja se'ls havien acabat. Encara amb el pitet, sense rastre ni d'una mica de salsa de calçots i potser fent un insta story pensant que són els putos amos, mentre que a ulls de la resta de la humanitat són els protagonistes d'un crim contra la catalanitat.

Conclusió: ser guiri a Barcelona és un perill.

[res--publica]

1-4 per als End of Year Asks! Recomana'm coses <3

Moltes gràcies per preguntar! Segurament diré coses que ja coneixes 😆

Responc maldestre q ho faig pel mòbil

1- song of the year:

For me the song of thia year has been "Mon amour" by Stromae. Like one of my faves for sure

2- Album of the year:

Multitude by Stromae or Liberato II by Liberato

3- New artist of the year:

Buf ive known so many new this year... Most of them italian: Liberato, Nu Genea, Myss Keta, Elodie, etc

4- Film of the year:

I havent made a list like last year and im a bit lost but i would say "Everything, everywhere, all at once"

Moltes gràcies i bon any nou!! ✨💕✨💕🎉🎉🎉

[useless-catalanfacts]

hello! are there any playlists on spotify with catalan music that you know of? or just podcasts in catalan? thanks :3

Hello!

You'll find many playlists of music in Catalan on Spotify. You can look at the account Musicat Memes, it started as an Instagram account for memes about Catalan bands but it evolved into more things including a Spotify account where they keep updated playlists classified by genre.

The Spotify account Música Catalana - CATLLISTES also keeps updated playlists.

Long time ago, I also posted some playlists: a pop one here, and 5 traditional genres here, but I don't update those.

I think you can find many more playlists, are you looking for any particular music genre?

For podcasts, again there must be hundreds of them on Spotify. Do you need a podcast for beginners (since you're writing to me in English)? If you search for "learn Catalan" on Spotify you'll find a few podcasts for learners, including Easy Catalan (the same ones that run the YouTube channel with the same name) and Learn Catalan with CouchPolyglot - Your morning sip of Catalan (also from the YouTuber CouchPolyglot). There are more but I don't know the people who made them.

If you're looking for any podcast in Catalan made for Catalan speakers, there are many podcasts (or radio shows uploaded as podcasts) that are very popular but again it depends on what you're interested in. Here's some of the popular ones atm:

El búnquer: humour show. It's done from a bunker where every day they explain the biography of a historical person and then people have to vote whether they're allowed in the Bunker to get saved from the Apocalypse or if they leave them out to die. Prepare for a lot of tuberculosis and a lot of cheering for people's deaths. To be fair, the biography is only an excuse and they often get carried away taking about other things.

La competència (not recommended for beginners, their characters use very dialectal and colloquial words): a bunch of characters talk about current events. There's no way I can explain what this is and be true to what it is lmao. Actually it's 2 guys doing voices to play all the characters, but they're very funny about it.

La sotana: a very funny humour talk show about sports.

Tor, tretze cases i tres morts: journalist Carles Porta explains the set of murders he investigated years ago in a village in the Pyrenees and their links to contraband. True crime.

Crims: Carles Porta's most famous true crime, it was very successful so it inspired the Crims TV show on TV3, which again has been one of the most successful TV shows of the last years.

Hotel Palestina: journalists who have been war correspondents in different parts of the world talk about their experiences. They're very respected journalists and experts on their regions of the world who have often risked their lives.

Les dones i els dies: they talk about women's history and different topics that affect women nowadays, always with experts in each topic.

Gent de merda: interviews with trendy people of the moment.

Fans de l'Alcover Moll: analysing song lyrics.

L'autoestopista: interviews with writers, talking about books.

Mòbil, cartera, claus: podcast made by a trans man beginning when he started his hormonal treatment for transition, documenting all his changes and talking about various related topics or things that worry him at the time.

El silenci dels telers: this is only 1 long episode because it's two actresses reading the script of a theatre play about women in company-towns / mills in Catalonia. (I saw the theatre play and I recommend it)

Pòdcast.cat de Núvol: this is a collection of podcasts hosted by the culture magazine Núvol. There's a lot of stuff about literature and broader discussions of culture and current events from a more philosophical point of view.

Maximum Clatellot: I've asked some more people and I've been recommended this one. She described it as "four old punks chatting about all kinds of stuff".

And many, many more. If there's any particular kind of podcast you're looking for, I can see if I know any like that. Otherwise, you can browse them by topic at podcasts.cat.

I hope this helps! And as always, if anyone wants to add more in the comments, you're welcome to do so.

[lescroniques]

La Xunta llança al Museu Gaiás una audioguia en llengua de signes per a dispositius mòbils

xunta.gal La Xunta de Galícia llança una audioguia per a dispositius mòbils destinada a fer més accessible la visita a les exposicions del Museu Gaiás, també per a les persones amb dificultats auditives, en incorporar explicacions en llengua de signes. Aquesta aplicació està disponible de moment per a la mostra “Una vida vikinga” i inclou també àudio i text en tres idiomes. L’aplicació aprofita…

[espiritutulem]

Fofignos, fotos del mòbil, 13-25 d'agost del 2024.

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Servicio Técnico al mejor precio Mitsubishi Electric Barcelona

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