Outcomes from elective colorectal cancer surgery during the SARS-CoV-2 pandemic

This study aimed to describe the change in surgical practice and the impact of SARS-CoV-2 on mortality after surgical resection of colorectal cancer during the initial phases of the SARS-CoV-2 pandemic

[Argentina] División de Delitos en Tecnología y Análisis Criminal

Front page for the Division of Crimes in Technology and Criminal Analysi

[Argentina] Expressed view on the Annual Report of the Secretary-General on Developments in the field of information and telecommunications in the context of international security

ICTs offer unprecedented opportunities for economic, social, cultural, scientific and political, and the advancement of these technologies is inexorably linked to higher levels of development and well-being. cyberspace has been become a fundamental element in the life of people and organizations and more and more essential services depend on computer networks. However, just as it has allowed levels of interaction and progress without precedents, cyberspace is also subject to a multiplicity of threats of different nature and actors that put people\u27s safety at risk, companies, institutions and States, as well as international peace and security

[Argentina] Definición de Infraestructuras Críticas y de Infraestructuras Críticas de Información – Resolución 1523/2019

That by Decree N ° 577 dated July 28, 2017 the Cybersecurity Committee was created, made up of the MINISTERIES OF DEFENSE AND SECURITY and the then MINISTRY OF MODERNIZATION ( current MODERNIZATION GOVERNMENT SECRETARIAT ), whose functions include “ setting the guidelines and criteria for the definition, identification and protection of National Critical Infrastructures ”, as indicated in subsection e ) of its article 2 °. That by Decree N ° 480 dated July 11, 2019, the composition of the Cybersecurity Committee was expanded, incorporating it into the MINISTERIES OF JUSTICE AND HUMAN RIGHTS and RELATIONSHIPS OUTDOOR AND GUILTY and to the SECRETARIAT OF STRATEGIC AFFAIRS of the MANAGEMENT OF MINISTERS

Argentina's Pathway Through Financial Crisis

Political support for Argentina's currency board rested on distributing the early gains from ending hyper-inflation and the spending made possible with access to external credit. When these gains were exhausted and external shocks left the peso overvalued, neither Argentina's political system nor its economy could adjust. The needed adjustment went well beyond simple fiscal tightening: it required deciding who would incur the financial losses associated with the deep contraction needed to correct a real over-valuation in a heavily indebted economy. By 2000, Argentina faced the prospect of further economic contraction, a banking crisis and an external sovereign debt crisis. Even if none of the three crises was avoidable, preemptive action might have made one or more of them less severe. Yet preemption was a political orphan - no political constituency in Argentina argued to bring some pain forward for a chance of less pain down the road, and the IMF and G-7 preferred continued financing to the political risk of supporting a new macroeconomic strategy