the digital ruble is the same ruble that we pay in stores now, just adapted for trading in the digital will be issued by our national bank, and they will be passed through all operations from this form of money, for this there will be a separate electronic platform under reliable security, in order to use digital rubles, people will create electronic wallets and enter them through the internet banking application in their gadgets, without... which bank will be a client user. all transactions with its digital rubles will take place on the national bank platform, and the money will fly directly from payers to the recipient. now banks pass them through their correspondent accounts and charge a commission for this. it is assumed that any part of your savings can be converted into digital rubles. to make paper money digital, you will need to deposit it through an atm or cash register at the bank. to a card, that is, make them electronic, and then exchange them for digital ones and vice versa, in order to receive digital rubles in paper form, you will need to convert them into electronic one

it electronic, and then exchange it to digital and vice versa, in order to receive digital rubles ineed to transfer them to electronic ones, that is , transfer your card account from a digital wallet to the application, and then withdraw cash from an atm, i saw all... questions about that , what will be the exchange rate for the digital ruble, one to one, and digital and electronic and paper money are the same currency, the belarusian ruble. digital rubles will differ from money on cards in that each of them will be stitched with a unique electronic code, like banknotes marked with numbers, but in the digital ruble there is no physical bill, there is only its code, this is an innovation, if the money on the card is a record: banks about who owes whom, how much in the physical world, then digital money is a new form of those same receipts about the existence of food supplies and goods that were once exchanged by merchants, and then they were turned into paper money, these receipts will simply be encrypted into codes, but the main difference between digital rubles and electronic ones i

well, what is a digital ruble? let’s explain simply: the digital ruble is an alternative form of national currency along with cash and non-cash rubles, it is a digital code stored in a special electronic wallet, it differs from cryptocurrencies in that it is issued exclusively by the state central bank, is backed by its reserves, and its difference with non-cash money is is that the digital ruble can only be stored on a specialized platform and accounted for in digital accounts, the digital ruble will be a legal means of payment, have purchasing power equal to cash and non-cash belarusian rubles, and be freely exchanged for cash and non-cash belarusian rubles. the introduction of the digital belarusian ruble provides a number of advantages, the development of non-cash offline payments, ensuring anonymity, optimizing transaction costs during settlements, and developing competitive ones. relations in the payment services market increasing the transparency of financial services. for financial participants relations, t

there is digital currency in the bahamas and nigeria, but the most famous is the chinese digital yuanble, why do we need it, and what advantages does it provide? and also how it differs, for example, from cryptocurrency or non-cash money. we asked about this from... the chairman of the board of the development bank, alexander egorov. by the twenty-fifth year , a digital ruble should appear in belarus. in general, what are these? gives us, let's say, advantages. in general, why is it needed? what is the difference from, say , non-cash money or cryptocurrency? well, in russia it is an experiment, but if we are talking about the differences from crypto currency and the digital ruble, the question is decentralization. yes, if cryptocurrency is a decentralized process where no one controls the issue, in principle, there are examples of cryptocurrencies or tokens that essentially go bankrupt because they are not backed by anything, then the digital currency of the state, it will be backed by the central national the bank that issues it, from the point of view of advantages for the economy,

but an integral part of the concept of the digital economy and digital jurisdiction is the digital identificationdigital identification of organizations. and here, while there is, for example, a case of information leakage or cases where artificial intelligence, well , is somehow incorrect. reads the data, in these situations, how can you resist - such mistakes, or maybe avoid them altogether, what needs to be done for this, and how the law currently protects russians from this kind of mistakes, this is a rather serious issue, complex, and consists of several parts, if you look from the point of view of the media personal data, a person, and we always go from - in principle, the topic of protecting human rights. in the digital environment, then, accordingly, the subject of personal data himself must very carefully and vigilantly monitor who he leaves to, on what sites he is registered, what data he provides and why, because the legislation today , in my opinion, has already regulated this area quite seriously and comprehensively, but today it is already prohibited for organizations that collect p

dollar and digital euro.s are on the way to consider. in my opinion it is more correct, but they are not talking about the digital dollar yet, they are referring to the classical cryptocurrency, well, this is the one that is issued, outside the limit, i am specially issued, i defined the word, yes, but they consider them simply as assets, that is, an asset is not like money , but as an asset, that is, you can buy them, you can mine them, but in the united states it is considered an asset, you can sell it, you can. as it is absolutely necessary for taxes to be paid on this, the main thing is true, that is, if someone gives you some kind of goods for these bitcoins or ethereums will sell it, for god’s sake, the main thing is that taxes are paid on it, and if you extract it, using electronics, then you still have to pay for electricity, because it consumes a lot, yes, but everywhere, everywhere they look very carefully to ensure that there is, well, excuse me... the chinese wall 's wall chinese wall between thos

and what's happening is we now have a digital world. and if you just have one copy on library, on publishers servers, they can change and delete it at any time. and that's what's happening. it's active happening. they've changed. agatha christie. jane woodhouse. other books that you know are famous have been changed. but thousands of books from wiley were just taken off of academic bookshelves that teachers were teaching with. so we basically have a level of control that we just have never seen in the real book. you know, real book industry. it's this e-book world where it's basically a netflix of books and it will tend towards just greatest hits and it's not what libraries are designed and funded for. brewster carroll this is a statement by terrence hart, the general counsel of the association of american publishers. quote, there is simply no legal support for the notion that internet archive or a library may convert millions of e-books from print books to public for public distribution without the consent of or compensation to the aut

digital access is the right of every citizen. no matter where they live in the country, in a rural part, at the center of the city, can have access to education, to jobs. and receive security and safety. that is both the president's vision in the united states and certainly with our closest international partners. that has underpinned the approach to say we want to ensure that digital infrastructure. but the u.s. is a partner in making that available. it's a whole of government approach. it includes using financing tools like the export/import bank, or the development finance corporation to finance safe and trusted digital infrastructure. it includes the state department advocating diplomatically on secure, responsible aspects of cyberspace. it includes usaid, who was doing training for open and trusted digital infrastructure around the world. and certainly includes a discussion we have had about workforce. technical workforce. we're looking forward to costa rica leading regionally in the americas. in that way, what is so excitin

you talk about a digital calling as opposed to a digital -- digital coin as opposed to a digital dollar. we have commercial bank digital currency. do you see a place for the treasury to explore supposedly central banks? why does it have to be a central bank digital currency versus a treasury or government-backed digital currency? mr. chopra: i actually find the entire cbdc conversation very confusing because it does not divide out the key design elements. so what part is issuing it? what is the technological specifications when it comes to privacy and tracking? when you think about it physical coin, there's no serial number on it. there's many things we could think about. but at the same time i would argue, aaron, that there's all sorts of reasons to pursue and not to pursue. those are heavily related to wholesale, commercial, larger national competitiveness issues. if we care a lot about retail payments, let's figure out what are the things most important to us. i would argue we have already mentioned safety, speed, funds availability. we actually have lots of tools to address those bo

there is digital currency in the bahamas , in nigeria, but the chinese digital yuan is most famous, whatble, why do we need it, and what advantages does it provide, and how is it different? for example, from cryptocurrency or non-cash money, we asked the chairman of the board of the development bank, alexander egorov, about this. by 2020 , a digital ruble should appear in belarus; in general, it will give some results, let’s say. in general, why is it needed? what is the difference, say, from non-cash money or cryptocurrency? well, in russia it is an experiment, but if we are talking about the differences from cryptocurrencies and the digital ruble, the question is decentralization, yes, if cryptocurrencies are a decentralized process where no one controls the issue, in principle, there are examples of cryptocurrencies or tokens that essentially go bankrupt because they are not backed by anything, then... the digital currency of the state, it will be backed by the central national bank that issues it. from the point of view of advantages for the economy, there are certain advantages that

should see digital financial privacy. more of vision as opposed to just specific rights or standards thinking about china, china is clear on its vision. if we are making laws or changing them what reference to we have to update the north amendment? >> aie great question. i think when you -- not easy to compare with china with the financial privacy, i don't know if they have a vision for privately. i think that -- where i worldcom say is this we have i think there is very proud consensus now that notice and content framework that is really viewed -- and many others. there, elements of it in hipaa in and other state and federalt privacy laws, people have accepted it does not work, you can not meaningfully opt out, if is often take it or leave it, so across sectors we're seeing more like the fair credit reporting act in some ways. it is a real chicago because these are hard to enforce. in many jays -- is hard to verify when something is deleted or not deuced far to for preliminary, that is something you see happening through

so digitalization is not really sustainable or is it can digital technologies also help us protect the environment and slow climate change? these questions and much more this week on dw science show. welcome to tomorrow. today, the 2 months on top of the 70 c does like go to work at the institute for ecological economy research in berlin. we meet them at the cities museum of technology, which is home to an exhibition called the network about a history of modern communication. analog systems have given way to digital once the birth of the internet drove digitalization forward at a phonetic pace, and that's impacted the environment. thank you. tell me if you will, for was of toys utilization already accounts to 2 to 4 percent of global c o. 2 emissions on about 10 percent of global electricity consumption evidence and my research group ones kind could i did that if the incident where a country it would rank stood worldwide and electricity to not to talk to china on the us. that's because the net is much more than just a cloud of ones and zeros and effects. taking that to bottom line is t

you have a relationship with digital d pop. you don't have a relationship with alexis, serious, etc. hey, hey, fuck, hey, that. hey, i'm here with my friend and do you want to introduce yourself to? yes, i sure can. awesome. heather says digital d poc isn't just spouting prerecorded senses. it analyzes data responds to facial expressions and tone of voice. i've done hundreds of interviews, but nothing like this and advertise, i can think on its feet. i didn't expect that. what do you think about people seeking immortality? on earth? there is no need to wait for death or haven to prove that if you turn to t is really very interesting about it is dave. thank you. so the park, we'll talk tomorrow. all right. okay. all right, bye. i. i didn't expect to like start to think like, oh i should say fine. where's it going to go? but yeah, that's a weird thought. yeah. here's the computer. yeah, yeah. but what i'm gonna do is you're gonna need 2 more for until i get like, you know, it's weird that i was thought for. sure. yeah. well, you

but what is it, a digital ruble?n simply: the digital ruble is an alternative form of national currency in row. with cash and non-cash rubles, this is a digital code stored in a special electronic wallet; it differs from cryptocurrencies in that it is issued exclusively by the state central bank, backed by its reserves, and its difference with non-cash money is that the digital ruble can only be stored in a specialized platform will be taken into account on digital accounts, the digital ruble will be a legal tender and will have purchasing power equal to cash and non-cash belarusian rubles, freely exchange belarusian rubles for cash and non-cash, the introduction of the digital belarusian ruble provides a number of advantages, the development of non-cash offline payments, ensuring anonymity, optimizing transaction costs during settlements, developing competitive relations in the payment services market, increasing the transparency of financial services for financial participants.. the possibilities for using smart co

salaries in digital rubles.order for this opportunity to appear, and to pay for... to receive a salary in digital rubles, for this, we must make changes to the labor code, which do not exist yet, but with tax legislation it is already different amendments have been introduced and developed that will allow tax authorities to write off taxes from our accounts, even if we do not have ordinary rubles, but have digital ones. among the obvious advantages of electronic money are a guarantee of security, because they are stored on the central bank platform, and the absence of commission for transfers, which... are possible even without an internet connection. this, by the way, is very convenient for people from hard-to-reach regions of the country. the disadvantages include the inability to receive interest on the balance of funds in the electronic wallet and the absence of any loyalty programs. at least for now. it will be possible to do this remotely, through mobile devices, also through your computer and some gadgets

digital signature is one of the related technologies in the digital economy, an economy that is known as the fourth wave of the industrial revolution. experts say that with the entry of scientific companies into the digital economy and the use of emerging technologies, they were able to transform the capital market, the buyer and the seller trust, the discussion of smart contracts is one of the most important topics in blockchain discussions, which can help the body in the traditional economy, but the capacity of the digital economy is more than this if we compare ourselves with ourselves. our progress is not bad, but if we really want to compare ourselves with developed countries and even neighboring countries, i think that we have a very long and difficult way to go. the digital economy can be expanded, vahid zakari raad khabari sada and sima well, as we have seen in the report, for the development of the digital economy in the country , the development of the internet platform must also be provided in the national fraud plan in the country that is being implemented and its goals ar

gracias por estar con nosotros en la "ediciÓn digital".gente en casa estÉ clara, quÉ persona podrÍa aplicar para esta defensa? >> gracias. como esta es una defensa, tienes que estar en proceso de deportaciÓn. sÓlo es para personas que los detuvo migraciÓn, que estÁn enfrentando este proceso, que van enfrente de un juez, que no tienen una orden de deportaciÓn, que tienen 10 aÑos en los estados unidos o mÁs, que tienen un buen carÁcter moral, y que tienen dependientes ciudadanos o residentes, esto puede ser hijos menores de 21 aÑos, esposo, esposa, ciudadano residente, esas personas calificarÍan y tendrÍan que probarle al juez que esas personas sufrirÍan un sufrimiento extremo, si a esas personas indocumentadas las deportan. carolina: surgen siempre temas de los fraudes, y no quisiÉramos que una persona indocumentada en su casa diga "poseen mente yo calificÓ para esto", y luego termina siendo defraudado. esto no va para una persona que lleva mÁs de 10 aÑos, que tiene una orden de deportaciÓn poniente, no puede contactarse con abogado y decir

there is digital currency in the bahamas, nigeria, but more. all known chinese digital yuan, what isand what advantages does it provide, and how does it differ, for example, from cryptocurrencies or non-cash money? we asked about this from the chairman of the board of the development bank alexander egorov. by 25, a digital ruble should appear in belarus. ruble, what benefits does it give in general, let us tell you the advantages. in general , why is it needed? what is the difference, say, from non-cash money or cryptocurrency? well, in russia it is an experiment, but if we are talking about the differences from crypto currency and digital ruble, the question is decentralization, yes, if cryptocurrency is a decentralized process where no one controls the issue, in principle, there are examples of cryptocurrencies or tokens that essentially go bankrupt because they are not backed by anything, then the digital... central the national bank that issues it, from the point of view of advantages for the economy, there are certain advantages that are associated with servicing individuals, it

hablando de niÑos, hoy estamos celebrando la llegada de un nuevo bebÉ digital.des, querida andrea. aquÍ te esperaremos. asÍ llegamos al final, un dÍa repleto de noticias no todas buenas, sino bastante malas, y quiero invitarles a todo que no se pierdan el especial que "noticias univisiÓn" estÁ preparando. ya lo saben, haremos ese especial sobre el atentado de maine. sigan conectados en este momento co . ♪ [mÚsica] ♪ ♪ [mÚsica] ♪ yarel: reportan mÁs de 18.000 millones de dÓlares por pÉrdidas o robos en tiendas en el paÍs, y california tiene tres ciudades con el nÚmero mÁs grande, conozca cuÁles son. reportera: mÁs de seguridad en las trenes

te damos la bienvenida hoy a la "ediciÓn digital", martes 24 de octubre, por un lado caroline sarassaja voces. un placer poder acompaÑarte cada mediodÍa. carolina: tenemos aquÍ a lucero para que nos cuente un poco mÁs acerca de un proyecto que tiene. pero por ahora arrancamos con la desesperaciÓn de una familia que esta obra intenta asimilar la reciente muerte de una joven de 21 aÑos, quien perdiÓ la vida horas despuÉs de tomar una limonada aparentemente inofensiva, de un establecimiento de la cadena paner. borja: la bebida tenÍa un alto contenido en cafeÍna que la vÍctima aparentemente desconocÍa. ahora los padres han entablado en pensilvania una demanda por homicidio culposo. argumentan que es una bebida energÉtica peligrosa, y que la empresa panera bread no anunciÓ a los consumidores. vamos a la gran manzana con peggy carranza con este polÉmico caso. buenas tardes. peggy: hola. buenas tardes. asÍ es, los padres de una joven de 21 aÑospresentaron una demanda contra la cadena de restaurante panera bred, luego de que la restaurante falleciera luego de consumir su limonada. segÚn la ac

doctor juan, gracias, bienvenido siempre a la "ediciÓn digital".Úsica] [mÚsica] ♪ cuando nuestra hija y nietos se mudaron con nosotros el detergente barato no pudo con las manchas. tiene mucha agua. así que volvimos a tide. una lavada y se fueron las manchas. qué? tu no te ibas a dormir? no pagues por agua. paga por poder de limpieza. [ "am:pm" by notd begins ] cuando decorar con target threshold le da más estilo a la temporada por menos. cuando las recompensas vienen con calidad y comodidad. y cuando encuentras precios bajos en las modas que más te gustan. eso es muy target. [ "am:pm" by notd ends ] s vehículos nos llevan a donde . pero no lo harán si tenemos . los vehículos con peajes pendientes de pago no podrán renovar su registro . ofrecemos ayuda con los pagos. visita bayareafastrak.org/ae paga ahora y mantén tu vehículo. ♪ [mÚsica] ♪ ♪ [mÚsica] ♪ carolina: primo enviÓ con ustedes aquÍ en la "ediciÓn digital", la vida de todos en israel ha cambiado en los Últimos 5 dÍas. hace menos de una semana, dos jÓvenes eran influencias, compartÍan histo

ella se conecta primero a la "ediciÓn digital", tenemos lo Último.lueven las emotivas muestras de afecto por la repentina muerte del famoso actor matthew perry, la estrella de friends, tras la primera autopsia te diremos quÉ el Último que se sabe sobre su trÁgico final. en nuestro lunes de motivaciÓn tenemos la historia de dos jÓvenes hispanos que con su empeÑo deseo de motivaciÓn llegaron a una de las universidades mÁs reconocidas en el paÍs, y ahora son tendencia en redes sociales con sus vÍdeos motivando a los jÓvenes latinos a lograr sus sueÑos. asÍ comenzamos. ♪ [mÚsica] ♪ borja: hola, ¿quÉ tal? buenas tardes. te damos la bienvenida a tu "ediciÓn digital", hoy es lunes 30 de octubre. soy borja voces, carolina tiene el dÍa libre. siempre es un gusto acompaÑarte en el noticiero del mediodÍa. empezamos con un regalo de vida, el vÍdeo que le estÁ dando la vuelta al mundo, su protagonista se conecta primero con la "ediciÓn digital". es una mujer policÍa que le estÁ dando leche materna a un bebÉ, cuya madre llevaba varias horas sin poder alimentar a s

today i want to discuss digital dollars consumer household retail here in the u.s. i want to talk about payment systems for society and share analysis from inquiry and gatekeepers especially large tech firms and observations about surveillance censorship. i will close with a summary of the danger allowing private money outside the banking system and control over shame as well as policy considerations for the future. with long known such as transportation and telecommunication are critical pieces of infrastructure of our society. technology for ship and railways dramatically change commerce on the internet and fundamentally change how we work colleagues and see family members far away. i would argue existing money and payments are just as essential and could not be with our standard of living for this infrastructure is somewhat different relying on physical or technological attributes and the primary way through which money is created and when we keep money and banks, have it immediately in cash and can use this link money deposit to make payments give things special

los desconsolados padres estÁn aquÍ con nosotros en la "ediciÓn digital".rolina: alerta padres ante un incremento de niÑos en sala de emergencia con fuertes lesiones a causa de las patinetas. incluso, algunos pequeÑos se han asfixiado. les contamos quÉ estÁ pasando. borja: ¿tiene planes de comprar vivienda? alista tu libreta, porque te diremos cuÁnto deberÍas ganar si quieres cumplir el sueÑo de tener una propiedad. asÍ comenzamos. ♪ [mÚsica] ♪ carolina: hola, quÉ tal, cÓmo estÁn? con mucho gusto, borja voces, carolina sarassa, en este lunes 23 de octubre. esta es su "ediciÓn digital", como siempre acompaÑÁndote a mediodÍa. borja: es un gusto estar con ustedes. comenzamos con el relato de una familia hispana de georgia, quien esta denunciando la desapariciÓn de su hija de tan sÓlo 14 aÑos. ella desapareciÓ hace casi 3 meses, segÚn su padre, la pequeÑa vanessa salir de casa el 13 de agosto y nunca regresÓ. carolina: los padres de esta jovencita no pierde la esperanza en encontrarla, pero segÚn ellos, la policÍa ha hecho muy poco en resolver este caso tan mis

class, is it digital money, digital currency, what should we call it?that is, the sphere that is served by all kinds of electronics and other programs, and they exist only in non-cash form. how are they different from non-cash money in everything and you only know technology and equipment, but there is one very big difference, that this whole class , what is usually called crypto money or cryptocurrency, it is generally divided into two such classes, which are not mutually exclusive have nothing in common except technology, there is the so-called cbdc, that is, from the english abbreviation , central bank, that is, the digital currency of central banks, this is one thing, this is the money that the central bank issues, they are practically no different from national money, to which people are used to, be it cash or non-cash money, but we are talking about the non-cash sphere in which the central bank begins to use new technologies, and these are not economic technologies, but technologies that are money, they are also issued with a certain, well one mig

i want to discuss digital dollars and digital payments from the consumer household and retail perspective here in the u.s.s. first int wanted to talk about w many are essential infrastructure for our society. i wantt to share some analysis from the inquiry and payment gait keepers away from the large tech firms. as well as the observations about surveillance and censorship. finally i will close with a rgsummary of the dangers allowig very large nonbanks to issue private money outside of the banking system. control overpayment rails as well as policy considerations for the future. we have long known that sectors likert transportation and telecommunication are critical pieces of the infrastructure of our society. technology that increased the speed of ships and railways dramatically changed commerce, high-speed internet, fundamentally changed how we work with colleagues around the globe and how we see family members far away. i would just argue banking money and payment is just as essential without this there could not be the trade and commerce foundational living. this infrastructure is al

so digitalization is not really sustainable or is it can digital technologies also help us protect the environment and slow climate change? these questions and much more this week on dw science show. welcome to tomorrow today the 2 months on top of the 70 sleet. as i go to work at the institute for ecological economy research in berlin, we meet them at the cities museum of technology, which is home to an exhibition called the network about the history of modern communication. analog systems have given way to digital once the birth of the internet drove digitalization forward at a frenetic pace, and that's impacted the environment. thank you. tennessee will photos of toys utilization already accounts to 2 to 4 percent of global c. o. 2 emissions on about 10 percent of global electricity consumption. and my research group once kind could i did that if the incident where a country it would rank stood worldwide and electricity demand after china on the us. that's because the net is much more than just a cloud of ones and zeros. in effect, detecting that to bottom line is that behind all th

i believe that without digital technology, without machines, humanity will no longer be able to live,ehind every machine, behind every program, behind every code there is a person who contributes this code, so in my opinion, the person... was, remains and will be the main project implemented together with the gallery farba, the organizers strive to demonstrate current projects to the viewer and are pleased to become the first space in belarus to present an exposition created by artificial intelligence; within the framework of the exhibition , a thematic quest has been prepared, which allows... get acquainted with the exhibition, in the exhibition space everyone will find original photo zones for themselves, where it is simply impossible not to take a selfie as a souvenir, the culmination of the project is the immersive film digital evolution, created specifically for this exhibition, from idea to implementation we will talk with the representative of the galleries ivan aleksandrovich torosko. ivan aleksandrovich, good afternoon, good afternoon, why did you choose the gallery as a prio

and boy, did we get a glimpse of how wide this digital, this digital divide is. during the pandemic. nick talk a little bit more about how student success can really go hand in hand with access to technology, including laptops. well, i mean, if you even think about yourself as an adult, like not able to find your phone for five minutes and you feel like you've missed out on your whole life, i mean, imagine what it would be like to be a child and being one of the few students in a classroom that isn't able to, you know, read the assignment on line the way everybody else has. and with distance learning, it became even more important. and you know, everything is done online now. if you want to sign up for a club, if you want to check on when you're you know, sports practices are, it's probably all online or you're getting it on an email and you really need to have access to these sorts of devices. and this technology in order to really make it in the world today. yeah i mean, we talked a little bit about what you've done so far in the bay area. any plans for more th

gracias por haber estado con nosotros aquÍ en la "ediciÓn digital".eridos. cuÍdese mucho, dios los bendiga. >> gracias. dios los bendiga. carolina: quÉ linda historia la de este hombre, muy conocido en colombia, que tiene ese llamado de ir a acompaÑar a esas 92 personas. bien decÍa que algunos de ellos el dÍa de maÑana van a volver a su paÍs, amÉn por eso. en la franja de gaza los hospitales tambiÉn corren el riesgo de convertirse en verdaderas morgues. asÍ lo advierte a esta hora tras la interrupciÓn de los servicios bÁsicos que ordenÓ el gobierno de israel. borja: en gaza ya hay falta de agua, ya no hay luz, y esto estÁ detonando una crisis humanitaria, con reciÉn nacidos en incubadoras, con ancianos que necesitan oxÍgeno y con miles de heridos. este es el lenguaje de la guerra, donde los mÁs inocentes son quienes mÁs sufren. andrea leÓn nos muestra este terrible panorama. andrea: el horror de la guerra tiene rostro de niÑo. los residentes de gaza se refugian en un hospital que es el Único lugar seguro en medio del bombardeo. es una lucha de vida o