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43% of Latin Americans living in Spain do not use condoms


The trust between partners is the most important reason to argue for women without a condom during sexual intercourse. For men have more weight the fact that "sex is more pleasurable" without this method and that "not always have a condom at hand." Whatever the reason, 43% of American citizens residing in Spain never used condoms.

data obtained from a study of 406 people from Ecuador (27.8%), Colombia (20%), Bolivia (17.7%), Peru (13.1%), Dominican Republic (10.8 %) and Venezuela (10.6%) for the perception of HIV among this group. "Condom use among these immigrants is much lower than that of the native population. In both cases struck by the little use made of it " elmundo.es asserts Dr. Jose Antonio Pérez Molina , infectious disease physician at the Department of Tropical Medicine and Parasitology Clinical infectious diseases service at the Hospital Ramón y Cajal.

Given this lack of precaution, the Health Minister, Bernat Soria, remember to celebrate World AIDS Day on 1 December that "in Spain HIV infection is now transmitted infection sexual. 47.7% of new cases in 2007 were attributed to unprotected sexual intercourse (30% heterosexual and 17% homosexual). Additionally, nearly 80% of new infections between 2003 and 2007 were for unprotected sex. "

People aged between 33 and 45 are the least put the condom, as revealed by the survey results." Of particular concern is the low use of condoms during casual encounters "Perez Molina said, adding that" we must continue to prevention campaigns and informing people so they know that AIDS is still there. "

Among those who do use condoms, 63% said that it does so only to prevent pregnancy, while 25% use this method of thinking in preventing sexually transmitted diseases. But only 8% of respondents used as a way to avoid HIV. Little

risk perception "It's still mind the idea that AIDS affects only certain risk groups, to certain groups. Now the disease is less visible and the fact that we have good treatments has made citizens vigilant, "says specialist Ramón y Cajal, which tries to explain the reasons why the perception of risk is so low in the population, both immigrant and national levels.

The idea that has lost the fear of disease is corroborated by data such as that between the Latin Americans who do not use condoms ever 49% has not been made HIV test and of these, 32% say they have no intention to have one. The main reason for not getting tested is the perception of not having engaged in risky practices (44.6% of respondents) and have not found an appropriate time (21.8%). However, some acknowledge that they fear the result (10.4%) have the feeling that may be too late (7.9%) or are too embarrassed (6%).

By gender, men are tested less than women, "because they are better informed and also the HIV test is required during pregnancy," says Molina. And are young people between 18 and 24 have the least intention of testing. The absence of symptoms is the main indicator on which they rely to assert that there are carriers of the virus.

In Spain it is estimated that 150,000 people are infected with HIV. According to the data handled by Health, each year there are between 2,500 and 3,500 new infections and of those, a third occurs in the immigrant community. "Information on HIV and transmission routes is one of the cornerstones of prevention. An early diagnosis improves the prognosis and prevent spread to others, so it is important to emphasize that get tested," ending on infectious diseases.

Bernat Soria, stating that "AIDS remains a public health priority," notes that "in the fight against AIDS, there are three policy areas in which we can all do something: respect for people with HIV, and condom use conducting the test. "

quarter of infected people in Spain it is still unknown. Some are aware that immigrants, since nine out of 10 individuals believed that the virus is underdiagnosed and that many people who carry the virus without knowing it. But despite being aware of the danger, still without taking any precaution. Via

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43% of Latin Americans living in Spain do not use condoms


The trust between partners is the most important reason to argue for women without a condom during sexual intercourse. For men have more weight the fact that "sex is more pleasurable" without this method and that "not always have a condom at hand." Whatever the reason, 43% of American citizens residing in Spain never used condoms.

data obtained from a study of 406 people from Ecuador (27.8%), Colombia (20%), Bolivia (17.7%), Peru (13.1%), Dominican Republic (10.8 %) and Venezuela (10.6%) for the perception of HIV among this group. "Condom use among these immigrants is much lower than that of the native population. In both cases struck by the little use made of it " elmundo.es asserts Dr. Jose Antonio Pérez Molina , infectious disease physician at the Department of Tropical Medicine and Parasitology Clinical infectious diseases service at the Hospital Ramón y Cajal.

Given this lack of precaution, the Health Minister, Bernat Soria, remember to celebrate World AIDS Day on 1 December that "in Spain HIV infection is now transmitted infection sexual. 47.7% of new cases in 2007 were attributed to unprotected sexual intercourse (30% heterosexual and 17% homosexual). Additionally, nearly 80% of new infections between 2003 and 2007 were for unprotected sex. "

People aged between 33 and 45 are the least put the condom, as revealed by the survey results." Of particular concern is the low use of condoms during casual encounters "Perez Molina said, adding that" we must continue to prevention campaigns and informing people so they know that AIDS is still there. "

Among those who do use condoms, 63% said that it does so only to prevent pregnancy, while 25% use this method of thinking in preventing sexually transmitted diseases. But only 8% of respondents used as a way to avoid HIV. Little

risk perception "It's still mind the idea that AIDS affects only certain risk groups, to certain groups. Now the disease is less visible and the fact that we have good treatments has made citizens vigilant, "says specialist Ramón y Cajal, which tries to explain the reasons why the perception of risk is so low in the population, both immigrant and national levels.

The idea that has lost the fear of disease is corroborated by data such as that between the Latin Americans who do not use condoms ever 49% has not been made HIV test and of these, 32% say they have no intention to have one. The main reason for not getting tested is the perception of not having engaged in risky practices (44.6% of respondents) and have not found an appropriate time (21.8%). However, some acknowledge that they fear the result (10.4%) have the feeling that may be too late (7.9%) or are too embarrassed (6%).

By gender, men are tested less than women, "because they are better informed and also the HIV test is required during pregnancy," says Molina. And are young people between 18 and 24 have the least intention of testing. The absence of symptoms is the main indicator on which they rely to assert that there are carriers of the virus.

In Spain it is estimated that 150,000 people are infected with HIV. According to the data handled by Health, each year there are between 2,500 and 3,500 new infections and of those, a third occurs in the immigrant community. "Information on HIV and transmission routes is one of the cornerstones of prevention. An early diagnosis improves the prognosis and prevent spread to others, so it is important to emphasize that get tested," ending on infectious diseases.

Bernat Soria, stating that "AIDS remains a public health priority," notes that "in the fight against AIDS, there are three policy areas in which we can all do something: respect for people with HIV, and condom use conducting the test. "

quarter of infected people in Spain it is still unknown. Some are aware that immigrants, since nine out of 10 individuals believed that the virus is underdiagnosed and that many people who carry the virus without knowing it. But despite being aware of the danger, still without taking any precaution. Via

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If elections were held now in the Parliament of Navarra, UPN would drop from 22 to 17 seats and the PP would get 5 representatives in the House of Navarre. This is reflected in poll Cíes to Diario de Navarra after and popular regionalist have each taken their own way after the breakdown of the covenant.

If the election were held now, UPN would still be the most voted, with 32.8 percent of the vote and 17 seats, which would lead to regional training drops 10 points, and thus the loss of 5 of its 22 MPs. On the other hand, adds the survey, there are approximately 10,000 voters who voted for UPN in 2007 and now are undecided.

The PP as independent option would get 5 seats, to have 9.5 percent of the vote. The vast majority of its voters from UPN. Includes, in addition, new voters and those who abstained in 2007.

According to the survey, the PSN would become the second power of Parliament with 13 seats, one more than now. Thus, after the fall of UPN, will shorten the distance between the regional and social just four parliamentarians, when the actual difference is 10 seats. The rise of PSN from the exchange of vows with UPN NaBai CRC.

For its part, the nationalist coalition, introduced the study, would move to third place. NaBai keep its 12 seats and almost repeat the 2007 results. There is a perceived loss of votes to IU, mainly, but in turn received votes from people who voted no in 2007. Izquierda Unida continue with two seats. Keeps his electorate of 2007 and the votes it receives from NaBai are probably voters who voted at IU in previous elections.

According to the survey, CRC will experience a setback and would get 3.1 percent of the vote and losing one of its two MPs. There is a risk that this training is not reach 3 percent of the valid votes (votes for candidates more blank votes), so it would be without representation in the House. The majority of the votes will go to UPN, but also any PSN, a ratio of 3 to 1.

In the poll is not considered the possibility that a list is close to Batasuna, given its banning. Via

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Navarra, UPN would drop from 22 to 17 seats to enter the PP in parliament 5

If elections were held now in the Parliament of Navarra, UPN would drop from 22 to 17 seats and the PP would get 5 representatives in the House of Navarre. This is reflected in poll Cíes to Diario de Navarra after and popular regionalist have each taken their own way after the breakdown of the covenant.

If the election were held now, UPN would still be the most voted, with 32.8 percent of the vote and 17 seats, which would lead to regional training drops 10 points, and thus the loss of 5 of its 22 MPs. On the other hand, adds the survey, there are approximately 10,000 voters who voted for UPN in 2007 and now are undecided.

The PP as independent option would get 5 seats, to have 9.5 percent of the vote. The vast majority of its voters from UPN. Includes, in addition, new voters and those who abstained in 2007.

According to the survey, the PSN would become the second power of Parliament with 13 seats, one more than now. Thus, after the fall of UPN, will shorten the distance between the regional and social just four parliamentarians, when the actual difference is 10 seats. The rise of PSN from the exchange of vows with UPN NaBai CRC.

For its part, the nationalist coalition, introduced the study, would move to third place. NaBai keep its 12 seats and almost repeat the 2007 results. There is a perceived loss of votes to IU, mainly, but in turn received votes from people who voted no in 2007. Izquierda Unida continue with two seats. Keeps his electorate of 2007 and the votes it receives from NaBai are probably voters who voted at IU in previous elections.

According to the survey, CRC will experience a setback and would get 3.1 percent of the vote and losing one of its two MPs. There is a risk that this training is not reach 3 percent of the valid votes (votes for candidates more blank votes), so it would be without representation in the House. The majority of the votes will go to UPN, but also any PSN, a ratio of 3 to 1.

In the poll is not considered the possibility that a list is close to Batasuna, given its banning. Via

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The ranking of the 78 cities with the best reputation in Spain ahead of the PSOE PP

is the largest information base on urban management and reputation in Spain. mercoCIUDAD builds on the one hand, the general ranking of cities with the best reputation in Spain, and secondly, the sectoral rankings that will reveal the best cities to live, work, visit, to study and do business.

The evaluation of this index involved private citizens, experts in urban and municipal councils, in addition to recognition and analysis of the documentation that supports the merits that can be attributed to each of the cities evaluated.

Points Alicante 428 26 417 28 31 33 399 42 370 44 368 46 363 47 362 60 61 326 62 325 66 308

City		Since
	Madrid 1000	1
Barcelona		899 2
Valencia	685	3
Zaragoza	607	4
Bilbao	606	5
Sevilla	601	6
Málaga	559	7
Donostia - San Sebastián	549	8
Palma	542	9
Rio de Janeiro	519	10
Murcia	508	11
Granada	507	12
Gijón	500	13
Victoria	496	14
Pamplona	495	15
Sao Paulo	481	16
Oviedo	475	17
Valladolid	455	18
Salamanca	450	19
Santander	449	20
Toledo	445	21
	436	22
	Logroño 434	23
	Córdoba 433 24
	Basin 429 25
Cáceres
Albacete	421	27
Girona
	411 Guadalajara 29
Las Palmas de Gran Canaria		407 30
	Elche 402
Segovia		32 400 Burgos
	Tarragona 34 391
Alcobendas	390	35
Ciudad Real	388	36
Getafe	387	37
Santa Cruz de Tenerife	380	38
Marbella	379	39
Vigo	377	40
Leganés	373	41
Castellón de la Plana
	Lugo 43 369
Teruel
Badajoz		366 45
Jerez de la Frontera
Lleida
San Cristobal de la Laguna	359	48
Ceuta	358	49
Lion	353	50
Alcalá de Henares	352	51
Almería	350	52
Zamora	346	53
Hospitalet de Llobregat	345	54
Huesca	339	55
Fuenlabrada	334	56
Terrassa	332	57
Palencia	330	58
Soria	329	59
Sabadell	328
Reus
Cádiz
	Jaén 318 63
	Avila 64 317
Dos Hermanas		316 65
Melilla
Merida	300	67
Mataró	297	68
Cartagena	296	69
Móstoles	295	70
Badalona	281	71
SC	279	72
Alcorcón	278	73
Paul	248	74
Huelva	244	75
Santa Coloma de Gramanet	243	76
Algeciras	213	77
Torrejón de Ardoz	200	78

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Best Gay Cruise Spots Nj

The ranking of the 78 cities with the best reputation in Spain ahead of the PSOE PP

is the largest information base on urban management and reputation in Spain. mercoCIUDAD builds on the one hand, the general ranking of cities with the best reputation in Spain, and secondly, the sectoral rankings that will reveal the best cities to live, work, visit, to study and do business.

The evaluation of this index involved private citizens, experts in urban and municipal councils, in addition to recognition and analysis of the documentation that supports the merits that can be attributed to each of the cities evaluated.

Points Alicante 428 26 417 28 31 33 399 42 370 44 368 46 363 47 362 60 61 326 62 325 66 308

City		Since
	Madrid 1000	1
Barcelona		899 2
Valencia	685	3
Zaragoza	607	4
Bilbao	606	5
Sevilla	601	6
Málaga	559	7
Donostia - San Sebastián	549	8
Palma	542	9
Rio de Janeiro	519	10
Murcia	508	11
Granada	507	12
Gijón	500	13
Victoria	496	14
Pamplona	495	15
Sao Paulo	481	16
Oviedo	475	17
Valladolid	455	18
Salamanca	450	19
Santander	449	20
Toledo	445	21
	436	22
	Logroño 434	23
	Córdoba 433 24
	Basin 429 25
Cáceres
Albacete	421	27
Girona
	411 Guadalajara 29
Las Palmas de Gran Canaria		407 30
	Elche 402
Segovia		32 400 Burgos
	Tarragona 34 391
Alcobendas	390	35
Ciudad Real	388	36
Getafe	387	37
Santa Cruz de Tenerife	380	38
Marbella	379	39
Vigo	377	40
Leganés	373	41
Castellón de la Plana
	Lugo 43 369
Teruel
Badajoz		366 45
Jerez de la Frontera
Lleida
San Cristobal de la Laguna	359	48
Ceuta	358	49
Lion	353	50
Alcalá de Henares	352	51
Almería	350	52
Zamora	346	53
Hospitalet de Llobregat	345	54
Huesca	339	55
Fuenlabrada	334	56
Terrassa	332	57
Palencia	330	58
Soria	329	59
Sabadell	328
Reus
Cádiz
	Jaén 318 63
	Avila 64 317
Dos Hermanas		316 65
Melilla
Merida	300	67
Mataró	297	68
Cartagena	296	69
Móstoles	295	70
Badalona	281	71
SC	279	72
Alcorcón	278	73
Paul	248	74
Huelva	244	75
Santa Coloma de Gramanet	243	76
Algeciras	213	77
Torrejón de Ardoz	200	78

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If general elections were held now, the winning party would be the PP, which would achieve the 42.2 percent of the vote, up three points the PSOE. This is reflected in the autumn barometer DYM to ABC, where you can check the electoral roll that is taking place in Spain in recent months, economic crisis and very pessimistic expectations for the coming year. The study was conducted between 13 and 20 November, when she was at the peak of the G-20 summit in Washington, attended by Zapatero.

In March, the Socialist Party won the election with nearly four points difference from the PP. The Socialists called "unpatriotic" to warn of the popular economic crisis in Spain. The PSOE government denied the existence of the crisis for months, and devoted himself to juggle in his speeches and statements to avoid even uttering the word damn. It was at that moment in June when the government's economic team began designing the 2009 Budget, which have been approved this November in the Congress, with a macroeconomic outdated, as recognized by Pedro Solbes. Until the turn of summer, Zapatero and his ministers admitted they had no crisis, and when they did they attributed to the international financial situation. Citizens now have to be paid to the Zapatero government for its handling of the crisis, and the message is very clear. The Centre for Sociological Research (CIS) showed a draw of PP and PSOE in October and a month later, the barometer of DYM and places the first game popular vote estimate. The shift in the electorate after the summer is again corroborated. Freefall

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If we compare the estimated vote of DYM with actual results at the polls in March, shows that the PSOE has been left on the road nearly two percentage points, while the PP has won 2 3. The barometer also includes the evolution of the third Spain's political education number of votes, Izquierda Unida, not only confirmed the decline that has been beheaded this coalition, which has just held its meeting and has not been able to find replacement for Llamazares. IU has a vote estimate of 3.7 percent. Zapatero

down four tenths in his assessment, but approves 5.1, and Rajoy gets 4

The English respondents are not at all satisfied with the performance that had the PSOE as head of government, and the PP in opposition, during the past year. The two suspended. The Socialist government deserves a 4.5, while the opposition CP remains at 3.7. The citizens who voted for the PSOE in the last election are much more accommodating with his party in the case of PP. Thus, a six-Socialist voters give the PSOE, while popular with 4.6 qualify opposition party Rajoy.

Since February this year, the rating of the government and the opposition has gotten worse. The Government has lost eight tenths, and the opposition, four. It is the worst marks received by the Executive in four years.

assessment of political leaders also falls in the month of February. President Zapatero approved by the hair, at 5.1, but fell four tenths since the early year. Rajoy has to settle for a four, three points less than before the general election. Here again the voters of the PSOE Zapatero best assessed (give it a 6.7) than those of PP Rajoy (you are qualified with a 4.8). As usual in these surveys, citizens who vote for other parties (nationalist or left-most) punish more Rajoy (3.7) that Zapatero (4.8), which always determines the final assessment.

The Prime Minister gets one of its lowest ratings since coming to power. In 2004 came to exceed six. Draws attention to the wear that has taken a few months after winning the election.

The people interviewed also make an assessment of government management in different areas. Just give a pass to Health, with 5.2, although it is a devolved to the Autonomous Communities. On this score has counted on all the opinions of Socialist voters (give it a six), but also the area where PP voters give a higher note (a 4.3).

Management of Government in economic matters is at the tail, with a 3.6 average. Suspense

economics

In second place is international politics, which suspended with 4.7. Education , Also transferred to the communities, deserves a 4.6, while regional politics only gets a 4.1, and housing, 3.7. The management of government in economic matters is at the tail, with a 3.6 average. The only Socialist voters oust the government's record in two areas: housing and economy, both with 4.6. The PP rate the performance of Pedro Solbes address the economic crisis with a 2.4.

The English also are pessimistic about the political situation in Spain. The 30 percent classified as poor or very poor, and 47 percent regular. Six out of ten respondents believe that within a year the situation current is the same as now, almost two in ten think it will worsen. PP voters are much more pessimistic in this regard. Via

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If general elections were held now, the winning party would be the PP, which would achieve the 42.2 percent of the vote, up three points the PSOE. This is reflected in the autumn barometer DYM to ABC, where you can check the electoral roll that is taking place in Spain in recent months, economic crisis and very pessimistic expectations for the coming year. The study was conducted between 13 and 20 November, when she was at the peak of the G-20 summit in Washington, attended by Zapatero.

In March, the Socialist Party won the election with nearly four points difference from the PP. The Socialists called "unpatriotic" to warn of the popular economic crisis in Spain. The PSOE government denied the existence of the crisis for months, and devoted himself to juggle in his speeches and statements to avoid even uttering the word damn. It was at that moment in June when the government's economic team began designing the 2009 Budget, which have been approved this November in the Congress, with a macroeconomic outdated, as recognized by Pedro Solbes. Until the turn of summer, Zapatero and his ministers admitted they had no crisis, and when they did they attributed to the international financial situation. Citizens now have to be paid to the Zapatero government for its handling of the crisis, and the message is very clear. The Centre for Sociological Research (CIS) showed a draw of PP and PSOE in October and a month later, the barometer of DYM and places the first game popular vote estimate. The shift in the electorate after the summer is again corroborated. Freefall

UI

If we compare the estimated vote of DYM with actual results at the polls in March, shows that the PSOE has been left on the road nearly two percentage points, while the PP has won 2 3. The barometer also includes the evolution of the third Spain's political education number of votes, Izquierda Unida, not only confirmed the decline that has been beheaded this coalition, which has just held its meeting and has not been able to find replacement for Llamazares. IU has a vote estimate of 3.7 percent. Zapatero

down four tenths in his assessment, but approves 5.1, and Rajoy gets 4

The English respondents are not at all satisfied with the performance that had the PSOE as head of government, and the PP in opposition, during the past year. The two suspended. The Socialist government deserves a 4.5, while the opposition CP remains at 3.7. The citizens who voted for the PSOE in the last election are much more accommodating with his party in the case of PP. Thus, a six-Socialist voters give the PSOE, while popular with 4.6 qualify opposition party Rajoy.

Since February this year, the rating of the government and the opposition has gotten worse. The Government has lost eight tenths, and the opposition, four. It is the worst marks received by the Executive in four years.

assessment of political leaders also falls in the month of February. President Zapatero approved by the hair, at 5.1, but fell four tenths since the early year. Rajoy has to settle for a four, three points less than before the general election. Here again the voters of the PSOE Zapatero best assessed (give it a 6.7) than those of PP Rajoy (you are qualified with a 4.8). As usual in these surveys, citizens who vote for other parties (nationalist or left-most) punish more Rajoy (3.7) that Zapatero (4.8), which always determines the final assessment.

The Prime Minister gets one of its lowest ratings since coming to power. In 2004 came to exceed six. Draws attention to the wear that has taken a few months after winning the election.

The people interviewed also make an assessment of government management in different areas. Just give a pass to Health, with 5.2, although it is a devolved to the Autonomous Communities. On this score has counted on all the opinions of Socialist voters (give it a six), but also the area where PP voters give a higher note (a 4.3).

Management of Government in economic matters is at the tail, with a 3.6 average. Suspense

economics

In second place is international politics, which suspended with 4.7. Education , Also transferred to the communities, deserves a 4.6, while regional politics only gets a 4.1, and housing, 3.7. The management of government in economic matters is at the tail, with a 3.6 average. The only Socialist voters oust the government's record in two areas: housing and economy, both with 4.6. The PP rate the performance of Pedro Solbes address the economic crisis with a 2.4.

The English also are pessimistic about the political situation in Spain. The 30 percent classified as poor or very poor, and 47 percent regular. Six out of ten respondents believe that within a year the situation current is the same as now, almost two in ten think it will worsen. PP voters are much more pessimistic in this regard. Via

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The Annual Report on the Development of Information Society in Spain, eEspaña 2008, which publishes the Orange Foundation, shows that Spain will advance three positions the European rankings, reaching the seventeenth since .

Index According to the results IeE08, Spain has overtaken Latvia, Lithuania, Slovakia and the Czech Republic, being the second biggest has improved compared to last year, behind only Portugal. In the past year, Spain has experienced a growth of 12 points, correcting the slight decline last year and the situation of the Information Society in our country tends to converge with European countries. IE08 Index is composed of three subindices: Environment, Access and Use, having improved in all positions, especially on the Use

Spain's position (rank 21) with respect to the ICT environment (encompassing indicator penetration of telecommunications, investment and innovation ICT) reflects the size ICT sector in our country, hurt by the low consumer IT market and the moderate use of these technologies in SMEs. For example, the number of computers per inhabitant in Spain is about half that of France or the UK.

Access to ICT is the subscript that has the best data (rank 15), while the use of ICT shows still a high distance (position 21) in connection with the leading countries. The limited development of electronic commerce, the percentage of individuals who bought on the internet in Spain is three times lower than the UK or Holland, or the limited use of advanced services available electronic public are two of the causes for this position.

Improving the position of Spain in the ranking does not mean, however, that the trend of the fulfillment of the objectives of the Lisbon Agenda, suggesting that they be met in 2010. With data from the útlimo years, the estimates carried out in the report only predict that the implementation of objectives relating to households with broadband access, companies with more than 10 employees with Internet access and access through broadband of these companies.

Convergence Index Information Society in the CC AA. Madrid leads the regional development.

eEspaña Report measures also the degree of convergence of the Information Society in the CC AA. Madrid stays at this rate its leadership position, while the distance to the next two, Navarra and the Basque Country, has been reduced considerably. On the other hand, the growth of Cantabria, leaving the last place, on the contrary, the Autonomous worst experience a detachment located in terms of convergence.

Study on the availability of services On-line Administration . ---

citizens services reach the European average.

the past five years the number of users of eGovernment services has increased by 50% to more than nine million users in 2007. One initiative that seeks to intensify the demand for digital public services by citizens is the issue of digital ID. The number of documents has grown considerably in recent months to achieve, in January 2008, more than two million documents issued in 138 cities.

access to eGovernment services by businesses has not recorded the same behavior. Since 2002 the percentage of companies with more than 10 employees who used such services recorded a moderate increase in early 2007 standing ina 61.70%, roughly the 2004 level.

disponibliidad Analysis of on-line public services conducted in 2007 by the European Commission recorded a significant advancement of eGovernment in Spain in relation to EU countries, especially in services for citizens, where our country reach the European average. The main areas for improvement in the availability online public services in Spain are associated with the application process of personal documents (identity card, driving license, etc.) Transmission processes and vehicle registration or application of building permits. ---

Asturias is leading the availability of public services on-line .

The report includes a comparative study of the availability of public services on-line in all the Autonomous Communities, with results on 26 metered services. The percentage of average availability of these public services is 67%. The average of the 16 services aimed at citizens is 69% and the 10 targeted companies is 64%.

Asturias (91%), Madrid (84%) and Andalusia (81%) topped the ranking. We are Galicia and the Basque Country, forming the only CC AA obtained an average of more than 75%.

The rating service shows that no service reaches an on-line availability 100% in all the Autonomous Communities. Reach the highest levels of service complaints and suggestions, and university enrollment, with 97%. Four other services achieve a score above 80%: Public, self-liquidating Fees, Tax and Consulting ITP-AJD bidding. The other services that get an average of over 75% are private job search, Permits relating to the environment and public job.

At the other extreme, the minimum level of development on-line is reached in the service of obtaining a health card, with an average score of 40%, and the Register of tourism activities, with 45%.

The 2008 study gives a score 13 points above the 2007, an increase that contributed to all CC AA to a greater or lesser extent. It should also be noted that in 2008 has narrowed the development gap between CC AA.

mobile telephony growth remains

Despite the maturity of mobile telephony in Spain in the last three years there has been a significant growth rate, above the 7.5% average annual , having reached a penetration of over 107% of the population.

The number of individuals with active mobile is 28.2 million, representing 75.1% of the population over 15 years. Sustained growth in mobile telephony adoption is explained largely by the immigrant population ADDITIONS, segments of older and younger users who start using mobile phones increasingly younger ages.

Spain is in Europe leading group in terms of levels of adoption and is ahead of other more economically advanced countries like USA, Japan or France.

The report also examines future of mobile phone as door entry to the Internet and data services. The revenues of mobile operators in Spain and Internet connectivity has grown by 48.8% in 2007 over the previous year and in 2013 it is estimated that 24% of mobile users it will also be services instant messaging from these devices.

The rise of social networking profiles 350 million

eEspaña In this edition devotes a chapter of detailed analysis of trends in Web 2.0 services. and the rise of its most important exponent in recent years: social networks, totaling over 350 million profiles worldwide attached. The report presents a snapshot of the four major social networks (private and professional) and also offers English user profile, a young person between 18 and 32, who is or has been a student and more of women than men.

More than 7.5 million articles in Wikipedia in over 250 languages, over 50 million audio-visual pieces published by the Internet, with over 80% in the popular YouTube service, or more than 1,000 million photos on Flickr are some figures that define the profile of this Web 2.0.

colonization of audiovisual content on the Internet and the rise of "microcontent" with Twitter as the main reference, are other phenomena analyzed in the report.

Furthermore, the Report devotes as a novelty, a chapter on Diversity, which discusses the gender digital divide and use ICT for the elderly, children and immigrants and ethnic minorities.

Spain exceeds the downturn in developing the Information Society

If 2006 was a slowdown the use of ICT in Spain, the respective variables suffered a slowdown in that year, this situation seems to have been a temporary blip in the development of Information Society and in 2007 the growth of these variables returned to a level at about similar levels to 2005, indicating that the momentum budget of the Avanza Plan in the period 2006-2007 is producing positive results.

If one looks at the intensity of Internet use, in 2003-2006 there was a significant incrementeo the frequency with which the English Internet access. In 2006, over 60% of Internet users accessed our country daily to the network, when in 2003 this figure barely exceeded 40%. However, between 2006 and 2007 there has been a reduction in the percentage of daily Internet use.

Performing comparative analysis in the state, shows the significant differences that frequency of use. For a significant proportion of Internet users in Madrid, Catalonia, La Rioja, Cantabria, Ceuta or Internet is a tool for everyday use, while in Aragon, Extremadura, Murcia and Navarra use is much more sporadic.

Full report: http://www.fundacionorange.es/areas/25_publicaciones/e2008.pdf

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eEspaña report 2008 of the Orange Foundation


The Annual Report on the Development of Information Society in Spain, eEspaña 2008, which publishes the Orange Foundation, shows that Spain will advance three positions the European rankings, reaching the seventeenth since .

Index According to the results IeE08, Spain has overtaken Latvia, Lithuania, Slovakia and the Czech Republic, being the second biggest has improved compared to last year, behind only Portugal. In the past year, Spain has experienced a growth of 12 points, correcting the slight decline last year and the situation of the Information Society in our country tends to converge with European countries. IE08 Index is composed of three subindices: Environment, Access and Use, having improved in all positions, especially on the Use

Spain's position (rank 21) with respect to the ICT environment (encompassing indicator penetration of telecommunications, investment and innovation ICT) reflects the size ICT sector in our country, hurt by the low consumer IT market and the moderate use of these technologies in SMEs. For example, the number of computers per inhabitant in Spain is about half that of France or the UK.

Access to ICT is the subscript that has the best data (rank 15), while the use of ICT shows still a high distance (position 21) in connection with the leading countries. The limited development of electronic commerce, the percentage of individuals who bought on the internet in Spain is three times lower than the UK or Holland, or the limited use of advanced services available electronic public are two of the causes for this position.

Improving the position of Spain in the ranking does not mean, however, that the trend of the fulfillment of the objectives of the Lisbon Agenda, suggesting that they be met in 2010. With data from the útlimo years, the estimates carried out in the report only predict that the implementation of objectives relating to households with broadband access, companies with more than 10 employees with Internet access and access through broadband of these companies.

Convergence Index Information Society in the CC AA. Madrid leads the regional development.

eEspaña Report measures also the degree of convergence of the Information Society in the CC AA. Madrid stays at this rate its leadership position, while the distance to the next two, Navarra and the Basque Country, has been reduced considerably. On the other hand, the growth of Cantabria, leaving the last place, on the contrary, the Autonomous worst experience a detachment located in terms of convergence.

Study on the availability of services On-line Administration . ---

citizens services reach the European average.

the past five years the number of users of eGovernment services has increased by 50% to more than nine million users in 2007. One initiative that seeks to intensify the demand for digital public services by citizens is the issue of digital ID. The number of documents has grown considerably in recent months to achieve, in January 2008, more than two million documents issued in 138 cities.

access to eGovernment services by businesses has not recorded the same behavior. Since 2002 the percentage of companies with more than 10 employees who used such services recorded a moderate increase in early 2007 standing ina 61.70%, roughly the 2004 level.

disponibliidad Analysis of on-line public services conducted in 2007 by the European Commission recorded a significant advancement of eGovernment in Spain in relation to EU countries, especially in services for citizens, where our country reach the European average. The main areas for improvement in the availability online public services in Spain are associated with the application process of personal documents (identity card, driving license, etc.) Transmission processes and vehicle registration or application of building permits. ---

Asturias is leading the availability of public services on-line .

The report includes a comparative study of the availability of public services on-line in all the Autonomous Communities, with results on 26 metered services. The percentage of average availability of these public services is 67%. The average of the 16 services aimed at citizens is 69% and the 10 targeted companies is 64%.

Asturias (91%), Madrid (84%) and Andalusia (81%) topped the ranking. We are Galicia and the Basque Country, forming the only CC AA obtained an average of more than 75%.

The rating service shows that no service reaches an on-line availability 100% in all the Autonomous Communities. Reach the highest levels of service complaints and suggestions, and university enrollment, with 97%. Four other services achieve a score above 80%: Public, self-liquidating Fees, Tax and Consulting ITP-AJD bidding. The other services that get an average of over 75% are private job search, Permits relating to the environment and public job.

At the other extreme, the minimum level of development on-line is reached in the service of obtaining a health card, with an average score of 40%, and the Register of tourism activities, with 45%.

The 2008 study gives a score 13 points above the 2007, an increase that contributed to all CC AA to a greater or lesser extent. It should also be noted that in 2008 has narrowed the development gap between CC AA.

mobile telephony growth remains

Despite the maturity of mobile telephony in Spain in the last three years there has been a significant growth rate, above the 7.5% average annual , having reached a penetration of over 107% of the population.

The number of individuals with active mobile is 28.2 million, representing 75.1% of the population over 15 years. Sustained growth in mobile telephony adoption is explained largely by the immigrant population ADDITIONS, segments of older and younger users who start using mobile phones increasingly younger ages.

Spain is in Europe leading group in terms of levels of adoption and is ahead of other more economically advanced countries like USA, Japan or France.

The report also examines future of mobile phone as door entry to the Internet and data services. The revenues of mobile operators in Spain and Internet connectivity has grown by 48.8% in 2007 over the previous year and in 2013 it is estimated that 24% of mobile users it will also be services instant messaging from these devices.

The rise of social networking profiles 350 million

eEspaña In this edition devotes a chapter of detailed analysis of trends in Web 2.0 services. and the rise of its most important exponent in recent years: social networks, totaling over 350 million profiles worldwide attached. The report presents a snapshot of the four major social networks (private and professional) and also offers English user profile, a young person between 18 and 32, who is or has been a student and more of women than men.

More than 7.5 million articles in Wikipedia in over 250 languages, over 50 million audio-visual pieces published by the Internet, with over 80% in the popular YouTube service, or more than 1,000 million photos on Flickr are some figures that define the profile of this Web 2.0.

colonization of audiovisual content on the Internet and the rise of "microcontent" with Twitter as the main reference, are other phenomena analyzed in the report.

Furthermore, the Report devotes as a novelty, a chapter on Diversity, which discusses the gender digital divide and use ICT for the elderly, children and immigrants and ethnic minorities.

Spain exceeds the downturn in developing the Information Society

If 2006 was a slowdown the use of ICT in Spain, the respective variables suffered a slowdown in that year, this situation seems to have been a temporary blip in the development of Information Society and in 2007 the growth of these variables returned to a level at about similar levels to 2005, indicating that the momentum budget of the Avanza Plan in the period 2006-2007 is producing positive results.

If one looks at the intensity of Internet use, in 2003-2006 there was a significant incrementeo the frequency with which the English Internet access. In 2006, over 60% of Internet users accessed our country daily to the network, when in 2003 this figure barely exceeded 40%. However, between 2006 and 2007 there has been a reduction in the percentage of daily Internet use.

Performing comparative analysis in the state, shows the significant differences that frequency of use. For a significant proportion of Internet users in Madrid, Catalonia, La Rioja, Cantabria, Ceuta or Internet is a tool for everyday use, while in Aragon, Extremadura, Murcia and Navarra use is much more sporadic.

Full report: http://www.fundacionorange.es/areas/25_publicaciones/e2008.pdf

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First Study on Social Networks and publications Zed Digital in Spain

Digital Zed has performed in Madrid on first study conducted in Spain on the collection, use and advertising on social networks . The completion of the study has yielded interesting information about users and their relationship with brands.

This is the PDF

Estudo http://www.zeddigital.es/Estudio% 20of% 20redes% 20sociales_20_11_2008.pdf.

How To Get To The Eighth Gym In Soulsilver

First Study on Social Networks and publications Zed Digital in Spain

Digital Zed has performed in Madrid on first study conducted in Spain on the collection, use and advertising on social networks . The completion of the study has yielded interesting information about users and their relationship with brands.

This is the PDF

Estudo http://www.zeddigital.es/Estudio% 20of% 20redes% 20sociales_20_11_2008.pdf.

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Only a third of Spanish companies hire people with disabilities


Only 35% of English companies with templates for more than 50 workers have been recruited to a disabled person, according to a study conducted by Professor Carlos Guillen, the University of Cadiz, which has been funded by the Fundación Mapfre.

The study "Disability and business: an analysis of productivity. The opportunity cost unknown ', which has been presented, is to highlight the benefits and costs involved in hiring people with disabilities and have a tool that analyzes the reasons for the high rate of unemployment and inactivity of those with disabilities in Spain, according to Guillén said.

In this regard, Guillén began to relive that hiring people with disabilities, while making financial savings to organizations, involves a number of other benefits, such as the generation of value creation models that are transferable across the enterprise. In addition, also showed that although there is a broad knowledge of labor law on persons with disabilities, few companies take the step of hiring people with disabilities.

Guillen said the breach of the law which promotes non-discrimination against people with disabilities is higher among public sector companies from the private sector, with 25% and 38% respectively.

Although 90 percent of the companies that were surveyed for the study have indicated that hiring people with disabilities are profitable, 80 percent of them mentioned the need for increased public service recruitment advantages. Via

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Heart Check Of America

Only a third of Spanish companies hire people with disabilities


Only 35% of English companies with templates for more than 50 workers have been recruited to a disabled person, according to a study conducted by Professor Carlos Guillen, the University of Cadiz, which has been funded by the Fundación Mapfre.

The study "Disability and business: an analysis of productivity. The opportunity cost unknown ', which has been presented, is to highlight the benefits and costs involved in hiring people with disabilities and have a tool that analyzes the reasons for the high rate of unemployment and inactivity of those with disabilities in Spain, according to Guillén said.

In this regard, Guillén began to relive that hiring people with disabilities, while making financial savings to organizations, involves a number of other benefits, such as the generation of value creation models that are transferable across the enterprise. In addition, also showed that although there is a broad knowledge of labor law on persons with disabilities, few companies take the step of hiring people with disabilities.

Guillen said the breach of the law which promotes non-discrimination against people with disabilities is higher among public sector companies from the private sector, with 25% and 38% respectively.

Although 90 percent of the companies that were surveyed for the study have indicated that hiring people with disabilities are profitable, 80 percent of them mentioned the need for increased public service recruitment advantages. Via

deminorias.com

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Spain in the post 12. The full report http://www.countrybrandindex.com/country-brand-rankings/

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Spain in the post 12. The full report http://www.countrybrandindex.com/country-brand-rankings/