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TUESDAY

Retired Cardinal of the Archdiocese of Los Angeles, Roger Mahony, will appear on Saturday 23 in a U.S. court to cover up to 129 priests accused of pedophilia that archdiocese.

A few weeks ago, Mahony was "stripped of all their administrative and public" the largest U.S. archdiocese by the mishandling of child sexual abuse crisis in the 80s.

When Mahony knew That would be among the cardinals called the conclave, soon exploit the protest from the American Catholic who has been heating up due to echo done in the country's media.

And although the Archdiocese of Los Angeles issued a statement explaining that the Cardinal has not lost the privileges of office and calling to "pray" for him as "preparing to travel to Rome to elect the new pope", the protests do not stop.

The influential Italian Catholic magazine Famiglia Cristiana published on Tuesday the issue on its cover and triggered a survey on your website so that your readers would argue whether or not Cardinal should arise.

In an interview with the Italian newspaper La Repubblica, Cardinal De Paolis Velasio (one of those who will participate in the next conclave Mahony) said "stay in your consciousness if you choose to attend or not."

WEDNESDAY

Sony has kept in reserve the details, but it seems pretty clear that the company will announce Wednesday its next generation console: the PlayStation 4.

It is expected that the new machine, which replaces the Playstation 3, published in 2007, offers new graphics, a new driver and support 4K technology, the next step in the Ultra High Definition TV

We see the arrival of new consoles as an opportunity, and the Playstation 4 is a perfect showcase for gaming technology.

As the internet improves the capabilities of these machines grow, allowing games to shine and become more immersive experiences.

People talk of consoles as the next victims of mobile devices, though in practice these are different places for our game, which, when analyzed carefully, can be integrated in the same market.

The Playstation 4 will be released in a world very different from what they saw the previous Sony consoles.

Thursday

 

Baby and Nepal-two elephants in his 40s, living in quiet ten years the zoo Tete d'Or in Lyon, central France. But outside the enclosure tempers are running high.

Environmentalists and advocates of animal rights await the decision on the fate of elephants, doomed to be killed in 2010 for allegedly suffering from tuberculosis.
Since then, activists and recognized characters, like French actress Brigitte Bardot, have produced a number of extensions of sacrifice.
The actress icon of French cinema, Brigitte Bardot, has taken from its causes to save the life of elephants.
Baby problems and Nepal began in August, when one of her colleagues at the zoo, the elephant Java 67, died. Tests performed after his death revealed that he suffered from tuberculosis.
After that, the prefecture of the city decided that the animals should be removed from public display and slaughtered because of the risk of contagion.

Is necessary to note that under French law, if a cow is diagnosed with the disease, the entire herd must be slaughtered. However it is unclear how this law should be applied between elephants

Friday

The Austrian filmmaker Michael Haneke was the big winner at the 38th edition of the French Academy Awards film to achieve the César for Best Director and Best Picture for "Amour".

The film, which is nominated for five Academy Awards, also achieved awards for best original screenplay, best actress for the interpretation of Emmanuelle Riva, who chooses a statuette in Hollywood, and Best Actor, for the work of Jean-Louis Trintignant.

Amour "is a story without artifice that investigates decay, old age and disease, through the story of an elderly couple who changes his life when a woman has a seizure and subsequent paralysis.

The film won the Palme d'Or at the last Cannes Film Festival.

Importantly novice actors were invited, which could achieve such quality film with a wonderful story to tell, no doubt, by the producer at work, because everything is reflected in the nominations.