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Portada National Geographic junio 2018 que se pondrá a la venta el 22 de mayo

Foto: National Geographic

Se calcula que en todo el planeta unos 5.700 millones de toneladas de residuos plásticos no pasan por una planta de reciclaje. De hecho, cada año van a parar al mar unos 8 millones de toneladas de estos desperdicios.

A partir del mes de junio, sustituimos el sobre de plástico que envuelve la revista que se envía a los suscriptores por uno de papel reciclado

Demasiada basura para un material que suele empezar a biodegradarse a partir de 450 años. Y es que, mientras que la producción de plástico alcanza hoy un ritmo vertiginoso, nuestra capacidad para reciclarlo no crece a la misma velocidad, máxime considerando que e n torno a un 40% de todo el que producimos cada año es desechable y que una buena cantidad de esta proporción se usa en envases diseñados para tirarlos a los pocos minutos de adquirirse. Es el caso, entre otros, del plástico con el que se envuelven los alimentos frescos en los supermercados o los envoltorios de numerosos productos de uso común.

Por este motivo, desde National Geographic queremos dar un paso hacia delante en pro de la sostenibilidad, eliminando el plástico del sobre que contiene la revista que llega mensualmente a los suscriptores y sustituyéndolo por uno de papel reciclado. Un pequeño cambio que ahorrará al medio ambiente miles de bolsas no reutilizables.

Esta iniciativa coincide con la publicación en el número de junio del artículo de portada INFORME ESPECIAL: UN MAR DE PLÁSTICO, un extenso dossier en el que abordamos la contaminación provocada por los residuos plásticos desde diferentes ángulos, analizamos cómo estos afectan a todos los organismos vivos, incluidos nosotros, y proponemos algunas soluciones que nos permitan depender en menor medida de este material omnipresente.

Propón, discute, comenta, aporta lo que quieras sobre el problema de los plásticos en redes sociales con el hashtag #planetaoplastico o cuéntanoslo en este correo electrónico

¿Lograremos salvar el planeta solo con ensobrar la revista en papel reciclado?. Es obvio que no, pero, tal y como apunta la directora de National Geographic Estados Unidos, Susan Goldberg, en el editorial del número de junio, es un ejemplo de esas simples medidas que empresas, Gobiernos y los ciudadanos podemos adoptar para garantizar un mundo menos contaminado. "Granito a granito, la arena formará una montaña".

Súmate a National Geographic en la lucha contra el uso abusivo del plástico y cuéntanos tus prácticas sostenibles, tus propuestas y opiniones a través de las redes sociales con el hashtag #planetaoplastico y a través del correo electrónico [email protected]

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National Geographic y la lucha contra el plástico

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El plástico ha cambiado nuestras vidas, de eso no hay duda. Lo que hace unos años era el máximo exponente del desarrollo, ahora se ha convertido en una pesadilla para el medio ambiente y los animales, ser humano incluido. En National Geographic queremos aportar nuestro granito de arena y los suscriptores no recibirán la revista envuelta en plástico.

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Hay publicaciones que definen una época o una nación. Estados unidos hizo uso de su campaña propagandística durante las guerras mundiales para salir adelante; para llevar esperanza a un pueblo perdido y aun después de ello, los medios de comunicación sólo se hicieron más fuertes. Quizá una de las publicaciones más importantes de la época fue LIFE.

Desde finales del siglo XIX la publicación del suplemento LIFE comenzó a moldear el nuevo Estados Unidos. Comenzó como una revista humorística, pero poco a poco tomó la forma de una revista de estilo de vida, dentro de ella se podían encontrar columnas de importantes personajes, ilustraciones y fotografías.

En la década de la Gran Depresión, LIFE fue comprada y relanzada como una revista esencialmente fotográfica. A partir de entonces la popularidad de la revista explotó. Con un tiraje inicial de 360 mil ejemplares, tuvieron que incrementar su producción a un millón en sólo un mes.

La revista LIFE fue una de las publicaciones más importantes que retrataban la vida moderna estadounidense, la cultura y el contexto en el que se encontraba la situación mundial. A diferencia de National Geographic, publicación con un sentido periodístico más serio y que veían a la otredad como lo fascinante, LIFE se inmiscuía en la vida del hombre de clase media; retrataba sus sueños y sus fobias.

A pesar de que la revista desapareció físicamente de manera oficial en 2007, su época de oro fue de los años 30 a los 70. Entre las más de dos mil portadas que la revista publicó entre esos años, estas son las más icónicas.

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You might ask yourself, what is a zine? And how is a zine different from a magazine? This article is about to put into perspective the main difference between these two.
Many people think zine is short for magazine. That could be right, however, there are a few major differences between the two types of publications. Let's start by defining the two concepts.

What is a magazine?

Well, this one's quite easy to define, we've all read at least one in our lives. A magazine is usually a periodical, which is printed or electronically published (usually known as online magazine). Magazines are generally published on a regular schedule and contain a variety of content. Here's more on how to start a magazine from scratch.

So then, what is a zine?

A zine (pronounced zeen) is an independently or self-published booklet, often created by physically cutting and gluing text, icons, and images together onto a master flat for photocopying, but it is also common to produce the master by typing and formatting pages on a computer. The publication is usually folded and stapled.
Historically, zines have been around since 1776 when Thomas Paine self-published Common Sense and used it as an instrument in promoting the ideas that contributed to the U.S. War for Independence. Just a perfect example to demonstrate the free spirit of zine culture.

Zine comes from fanzine which is a term that generally describes a small-circulation science fiction publication. Fanzines first appeared in the late 1920s.
Zines were used to promote punk music in the 1970s, a time when this type of music received very little interest from the larger press music. This phenomenon spawned a new interest in self-publishing.
There are many bold, funny and beautifully designed zines out there.
Some zines became so popular and turned into regular publications, such as Bitch.

How to make a zine?

Zines are in no way, mainstream. This type of publication is nonconformist, just like their authors. There are a lot of ways to create a zine and there are no written rules. You can go wild with your content and images as zines have more of a DIY inspired look.
Also, when it comes to publishing zines, things are a lot different than publishing magazines. And this is because zines are not mainstream, as I said. While magazines are often produced by publishing companies, zines are self-published for a small circulation, distributed through mail order and word of mouth. Magazines may be focusing on selling advertising space and making a profit, whilst zines are mainly created for spreading bold, strong, revolutionary ideas.

Zine culture

Zine culture has made its comeback in the recent years, due rise of individual expression in social media. Social movements like Black lives matter Portland launched a zine to express their work and beliefs. Worth a flip. And what's cool about creating your own zine in the modern era of the internet is that you'll have no circulation restrictions. Everyone with an internet connection can easily read and share your ideas.

Going digital

Zine is a type of publication made for a smaller circulation but ever since more and more publications shifted towards digital publishing, a lot of zines publishers did the same. We, here at Flipsnack, have a lot of ' zinesters' who are sharing their work with the entire world.
You can either select to make your own ezine with one of our many templates or upload your own pdf.

Zines are the fastest way for writers to produce self-published work. If you're really passionate about something and want to make your voice heard, creating a zine is the right way to start sharing your ideas with the entire world. So, now that you know what a zine is you should spread your ideas and create one. With Flipsnack!

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Ejemplo mujeres que ganan más que sus parejas

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"MANNING up" normally refers to stoicism in the face of hardship. But men who earn less than their wives do tend to "man up" as well-by exaggerating their income when responding to survey-takers. That is the surprising conclusion of a paper published by researchers at America's Census Bureau. Their comparison between self-reported data and actual tax filings over the past ten years shows that, when outshone by their better halves, men overstate what they earn by 2.9%, while women report earning 1.5% less than they actually do.

The share of women who earn more than their husbands has risen steeply in America since the 1980s. In 1987, about 18% of women were the main breadwinners in households where both spouses worked. By 2013, that figure had jumped to almost 30%. This may be because women are now more likely to get a university degree than men are, and because the decline in manufacturing jobs and the 2008 recession both hit men's employment particularly hard.
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Women who earn more than their husbands still suffer unwelcome consequences. A study by Marianne Bertrand and Eric Kamenica at the University of Chicago found that such relationships are more likely to end in divorce. The researchers also revealed that when women outearn their husbands, the share of housework they do increases. Another study by researchers at Cornell found that men who earn less than their wives are more likely to be unfaithful (as are those who earn significantly more).

What causes these retrograde patterns? The fact that women who earn more than their husbands take up more housework and underreport their earnings may have to do with the pressure to maintain traditional gender norms: the idea that men should be the primary earners in a family remains deeply ingrained. When men fail to live up to their expected roles, it hurts their self-esteem and social standing. It can also make women lose respect for them.

Things may be slowly changing. One study found that the likelihood of divorce did not increase among couples with higher-earning wives who married in the 1990s or later. Researchers at Harvard have also found that when wives felt that their lower-earning husbands did enough housework, both spouses were more likely to report being happy in their marriage. Perhaps that promises a new definition of actually "manning up".

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Why men who make less than their wives lie about their earnings

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"MANNING up" normally refers to stoicism in the face of hardship. But men who earn less than their wives do tend to "man up" as well-by exaggerating their income when responding to survey-takers. That is the surprising conclusion of a paper published by researchers at America's Census Bureau.

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"WE DON'T win at trade," Donald Trump frequently told supporters during his presidential campaign. America, he claimed, was "getting killed" by China, Mexico and Japan. On the campaign trail, pundits often dismissed such trade-bashing rhetoric. In particular, his comments about Japan-which by his reckoning sells America cars "by the millions" but buys "practically nothing" in return-were mocked as an outdated throwback to the 1980s. But with just weeks to go until he enters the White House, Mr Trump's trade policies must be taken seriously. And they are no laughing matter.

Mr Trump has long argued that American firms are victims of a rigged trading system. To even the playing field, he has pledged to impose a 45% tariff on imports from China, which he said manipulates its currency to gain an unfair advantage. He has also promised to slap a 35% tariff on goods from Mexico, a destination for outsourced American jobs. The president-elect has vowed to renegotiate existing agreements like the North American Free Trade Agreement, which he called the "worst trade deal ever", and to pull out of nascent deals like the Trans-Pacific Partnership and the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership. Under a Trump administration, America could even conceivably withdraw from the 164-member World Trade Organisation, which Mr Trump has described as "a disaster".
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Such policies, should they be implemented, would be costly. America has free-trade agreements with 20 other states, which together represent a third of the country's imported goods and nearly half of its exported goods. China is now America's largest trading partner. If Mr Trump follows through with his proposals, other economies would probably retaliate. A full-blown trade war would not be far off. The Peterson Institute for International Economics, a think-tank, reckons that under such conditions American private-sector employment would decline by 4.8m jobs, more than 4%, by 2019. This outcome would be most damaging to average American households on modest incomes-the very group whose interests Mr Trump claims to represent.

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"WE DON'T win at trade," Donald Trump frequently told supporters during his presidential campaign. America, he claimed, was "getting killed" by China, Mexico and Japan. On the campaign trail, pundits often dismissed such trade-bashing rhetoric. In particular, his comments about Japan-which by his reckoning sells America cars "by the millions" but buys "practically nothing" in return-were mocked as an outdated throwback to the 1980s.

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IT CERTAINLY looked like a "Trump effect." Within weeks of Donald Trump's arrival at the White House in January 2017, the number of people caught crossing America's southern border illegally fell to a 17-year low of 11,127. John Kelly, then secretary of the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), attributed the drop to Mr Trump's executive orders on immigration. Elaine Duke, the department's deputy secretary, gave credit to better enforcement of immigration laws. Mr Trump hailed it as "a historic and unprecedented achievement".

If such an effect did exist, it appears to have been short-lived. On April 5th, the DHS announced that Border Patrol agents apprehended 37,393 people in March, an increase of more than 200% on the previous year. The number of unaccompanied children caught entering illegally jumped by 300%, and the number of families detained while attempting the journey surged by nearly 700%.
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Permanently reducing such flows will require more than Mr Trump's tough talk. The president's vow to end what he calls "catch and release"-the practice of apprehending undocumented immigrants, and then releasing them while their court cases are being resolved-will be particularly difficult to implement. The DHS currently has the capacity to detain a maximum of 39,000 immigrants facing deportation; Mr Trump wants that figure raised to 48,000. Under a decades-old federal court ruling, immigration authorities can detain unaccompanied children for only 20 days before releasing them to family members or other sponsors living in the country. By law asylum-seekers with a "credible fear" of returning home must be released if they do not present a security risk.

Despite these constraints, Mr Trump appears determined to proceed with his immigration crackdown. On April 4th he announced plans to deploy 2,000 to 4,000 National Guard troops to the Mexican border to support federal law enforcement. He has continued to tout his achievements. "We're toughening up at the border" he told a crowd in West Virginia on April 5th. "We're throwing them out by the hundreds." Mr Trump may be disappointed to learn that the DHS deported 226,000 individuals in 2017, 14,000 fewer than the previous year.

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IT CERTAINLY looked like a "Trump effect." Within weeks of Donald Trump's arrival at the White House in January 2017, the number of people caught crossing America's southern border illegally fell to a 17-year low of 11,127. John Kelly, then secretary of the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), attributed the drop to Mr Trump's executive orders on immigration.

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Herramienta para hacer una caricatura política

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Editorial cartoons always catch the eye. When you get them in an email - you stop what you're doing and take a peak. When you see one on Facebook or Twitter - you stop scrolling and start laughing.

They're what you share, what you love, and what you can't get enough of. But the biggest problem with editorial cartoons is that they're limited to the professionals. Imagine if you had an idea to make some hilarious ones yourself - how on earth would you be able to make one?

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1. Choose your scene

For the first one I did, I chose a background found in the 'Marker' style, to set the scene. So, inside of Powtoon Studio (as you see below) just click "Backgrounds" on the side panel and you'll discover a library full of gorgeous backgrounds to choose from.

Then, just click the background you want and...

...boom, it appears:

2. Choose your character

Once you choose your background for your scene, the next step is to choose a character. All you have to do is click on the 'Animated Character' or 'Character' menu and choose the one you want. I chose the Animated Character above, from the 'Paper Cut' template.

3. Choose Your Text

I chose to use a 'Quote Box' which you can find in the 'Objects' section in the sidebar. Then I clicked to add 'Text' on the menu at the top and you can edit your text instantly.

Always Be Timely - Editorial Cartoons in a Snap

Here's another quick one I made - just by using the Donald Trump character we created for the 2016 election campaign. I also chose a background appropriate for a president. You can create any editorial cartoon you like, using it in as many creative and strategic ways you can dream of 🙂

We all know how quickly the news can change. The thing that was timely and engaging a week ago might be all but forgotten today. So use this easy hack to churn out tons of timely and relevant editorial cartoons for your audience. They'll think you have a team of artists backing you up!

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The easiest way to make editorial cartoons, free

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Editorial cartoons always catch the eye. When you get them in an email - you stop what you're doing and take a peak. When you see one on Facebook or Twitter - you stop scrolling and start laughing. They're what you share, what you love, and what you can't get enough of.

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Herramienta para hacer caricatura política

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Herramienta para hacer caricatura política

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Herramienta para hacer caricatura interactiva

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Herramienta para hacer caricatura interactiva

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Easily create your own political cartoons: just drag and drop pre-animated characters on canvas. Use voiceover to give your stories a voice. Go political with Animatron!

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Ejemplos de caricaturas

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Las caricaturas dibujan la violencia en México - BBC News Mundo

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Con humor e ironía, los caricaturistas mexicanos realizan un retrato crítico de la política mexicana que va más allá del periodismo.

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!Habla con nosotras si tienes alguna otra idea!

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!Habla con nosotras si tienes alguna otra idea!

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El presidente del gobierno español "odia" las dictaduras | El Nuevo Herald

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La caricatura de Omar Santana para el sábado, 24 de noviembre de 2018.

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Estos dos "Petros" son muy peligrosos | El Nuevo Herald

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La caricatura de Omar Santana para el martes, 4 de diciembre de 2018.