The course was delivered via WhatsApp because of the platform’s popularity in Spain, as well as the recognition that the platform itself hosts a lot of disinformation. According to our Digital News Report 2023, 79% of people in Spain use WhatsApp for any purpose, and 27% of people use it for news, making it the second most popular social platform for news after Facebook. The candidate must be at the date of recruitment a doctoral candidate (i.e. not already in possession of doctoral degree). Researchers who have successfully defended their doctoral thesis but who have not yet formally been awarded the doctoral degree will not be considered eligible. Zúñiga coincide en que ante el primer invierno sin restricciones en China, “aumenten en general todas las infecciones respiratorias de virus y bacterias”. ¿Qué está haciendo China? US-based initiative MediaWise and Spanish news outlet Newtral built and delivered the course to a Spanish audience. Then researchers from the University of Navarra studied the impact of the course in a sample group of over-50s in Spain. They found that those who took the course were more successful in identifying the news as true or false than the members of a control group. There was no clear pattern found when it came to age, gender and educational differences between individuals involved in the study. It doesn’t appear that any of these factors significantly affected individuals’ ability to recognise true and false news, the researchers concluded. The role of WhatsApp

The flow of misinformation is a blight on societies. It leads to mistrust of facts, media and institutions,” explained Professor Darren Lilleker of Bournemouth University who led the study. “When politicians lie their opponents will call them out, but this can simply result in the politicisation of facts. Each side of a political divide has its own truth,” he added. The study was launched at the same time as the course was made available to the public, but focused on a sample group of 1,029 individuals over 50 who lived in Spain and were smartphone users. This was split into a test group, which would take the course, and a control group, which would not. I had everything that was meant to be included, and everything was constructed without issue. All adjustments work fine, the build quality is quite good. I've never tried an expensive chair to be able to compare to but it is much better than my current standard office chair. Though, I am hoping the cushion in the seat lasts, it does feel a bit on the soft side to me. But all in all it is very comfortable. Both Newtral and MediaWise thought that WhatsApp is one of the main channels where disinformation roams freely,” Gonzalo said. “Most of the disinformation runs in private channels or private conversations, so we can’t look at it to verify this information.” And Spain’s Military Emergency Unit confirmed to Newtral that this wouldn’t be by planes or drones, but rather via a nebuliser, which is where a mist of disinfectant is sprayed over a large area, often using a cannon.

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We launched our first channel on WhatsApp in 2018 so people could ask us if any piece of content was fake or not. So we have a very good repository of information about what people are asking and what kinds of hoaxes are circulating in this channel,” Gonzalo said. The answer given by the European Commission was: “The Commission has investigated the matter with the Spanish authorities and found no evidence of the allegations of a military geoengineering scheme for changing climate in Spain. For many non-EU parent companies, their EU subsidiaries will qualify for CSRD reporting if they meet the criteria above. That will require reporting by their EU subsidiaries, with some reporters opting to consolidate reporting and report at the global level.

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But the claim that Spain was the first government to mention chemtrails on its ‘official gazette’ is wrong, according to Newtral. However, there was a difference in this group's ability to correctly identify true headlines and correctly identify false headlines: the group distinctly showed improvement in the former, but less so in the latter. La OMS señala que había solicitado información epidemiológica y clínica adicional, así como resultados de laboratorio de los brotes reportados entre niños, a través del mecanismo del Reglamento Sanitario Internacional. Según sus normas, se supone que China debe responder a la OMS en un plazo de 24 horas. La delegación China de la OMS ha señalado que es “ rutinario” solicitar información sobre el aumento de las enfermedades respiratorias de estados miembros, según Reuters.

China levantó abruptamente su política de covid cero a principios de diciembre de 2022. Los casos y hospitalizaciones se multiplicaron, entonces, ante las relativamente bajas cifras de vacunación completa y efectiva y la ‘ deuda inmunitaria‘ entre bebés y niños más pequeños, no expuestos apenas a patógenos ante la burbuja en que se sumió China durante más de dos años y medio. ¿Hay riesgo global ahora? As the CSRD significantly broadens the scope of NFRD, it is expected to roughly quadruple the number of covered organisations to over 50,000 companies—many of which will be required to report their full carbon emissions for the first time. The new regulations also cover an estimated 10,000 non-EU companies with significant operations in Europe. El micoplasma puede estar implicado, pero en conjunción con otros patógenos que han vuelto a circular con la llegada de frío al norte de China. Para el epidemiólogo Salvador Peiró (FISABIO), puede ser una mezcla de muchos distintos patógenos la que está derivando en estos episodios, no sólo los de los brotes de neumonía en China en infancia. ¿Por qué ahora? Journalists and researchers in Spain teamed up to trial a course to teach older generations how to recognise misinformation online. The course was delivered on WhatsApp, an app that 27% use for news in Spain. A group of academic researchers studied whether the course helped the people who took it. According to their findings, to an extent, it did. This information is usually linked not to traditional media, but to all these kinds of outlets, probably social media, and some profiles on social media that are producing disinformation. Sometimes you read that kind of content precisely through WhatsApp,” says Sádaba, who stresses Spain is similar on this to other Western countries.The CSRD will apply to EU-based public companies (only excluding micro-enterprises), alongside all EU-based private organisations considered to be “large”— i.e., that have two or more of (1) 250+ employees, (2) €40m+ annual revenues, (3) €20m+ balance sheet. With the Newtral mouse driver you can program the function of the 6 buttons to your own preferences. They chose us because we had this audiovisual experience. They wanted the course to have short videos because they thought it was much more effective,” said Marilín Gonzalo , who is the Head of Public Policy at Newtral and author of a column about media and technology.

Ensure that the keyboard and mouse can be used close to your body and within shoulder width. This is wat we call “working withing your comfort zone”.Do you use the computer or laptop multiple hours per day? Than start thinking of the positioning of your keyboard and mouse. Both input devices should be place within the comfort zone of your body, which is between shoulder width and close to your stomach. The Newtral2 mouse comes with 3 different and interchangeable flanges, for a fit and feel that’s best for the way you work or play. Researchers Charo Sádaba , Ramón Salaverría and Xavier Bringué-Sala , from the University of Navarra, were asked by MediaWise to independently research whether the course had produced any impact. The US-based course was also assessed by Stanford Social Media Lab researchers . Both studies showed that the group of older adults who took the courses was able to more accurately distinguish real and fake news after the course than they were before it. They first started in the United States, with a short self-directed course to help older people recognise mis- and disinformation, available in English and Spanish . Then Mediawise decided to expand this initiative into other countries, and worked with local partners to adapt it to the languages and contexts of Brazil, Guatemala, France, Turkey and Spain.