A raíz del grave accidente ferroviario ocurrido en la localidad toledana de Urda, muchos viajeros se preguntan cuáles son los derechos a los que pueden acogerse en caso de retraso de su tren o anulación de un viaje en alta velocidad española. El servicio en la línea afectada entre Madrid y Andalucía ha quedado interrumpido.
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. The man accused of firebombing a group of demonstrators in Boulder in June 2025 pleaded guilty to federal hate crime charges Thursday.
Mohammed Sabry Soliman, 46, faced both state and federal charges for throwing Molotov cocktails to attack demonstrators in support of Israeli hostages in Gaza on the Pearl Street Mall last year. In Thursdays hearing, Soliman pleaded guilty to 12 federal charges, including hate crime resulting in death.
As part of a plea deal in court Thursday, Soliman also admitted that in addition to throwing those Molotov cocktails at the group, he did so because of the group's actual or perceived Israeli national origin and Jewish religion.
The attack killed one person and caused permanent and life-threatening injuries to several others.
Watch Denver7's story on his guilty plea to all state charges in the video below:
Boulder firebombing suspect pleads guilty to all state chargesDuring the investigation, it was discovered the defendant was staying in Colorado Springs at the time of the attack, but was originally from Egypt and had overstayed his visa.
In May, Soliman pleaded guilty to more than 100 state charges, including first-degree murder and 26 accounts of attempted murder. He was sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole, plus more than 2,100 additional years in prison.
For nine of his federal hate crimes charges, the defendant faces a maximum penalty of life in prison, five years of supervised release, and a fine of up to $250,000. For the three other hate crimes charges, he faces a maximum penalty of 50 years in prison to run consecutive to any other prison term, three years of supervised release, and a fine of up to $250,000.
By his own admissions, Mohamed Solimans hateful attack on our neighbors in Boulder was antisemitic, said U.S. Attorney for the District of Colorado Peter McNeilly in a prepared statement. All Americans should feel free to pursue their faith and way of life without fear that doing so will put their personal safety at risk. Antisemitism erodes the common ties that bind our great nation together and there is no place for it in America. We are grateful for the trust and support of the victims and the Boulder community as we prosecuted this case.
As part of his federal plea agreement, the government and defense are both asking for a life sentence plus 50 years.
Solimans sentencing is set for January 7, 2027.
Alexandra García Bartolomé, vecina de Madrid pero originaria del municipio morañego de San Pascual, se encuentra entre los desaparecidos tras el accidente de tren en el que este miércoles a primera hora de la mañana se vieron implicados un AVE y un Iryo a la altura de la localidad toledana de Urda.
La abulense, de 40 años, realizaba el trayecto Madrid-Sevilla por motivos laborales y viajaba en la plaza 7d del vagón 7 del AVE que embistió a otro tren que se encontraba parado. Desde la mañana del accidente su familia no ha vuelto a tener noticias suyas.
En el momento del accidente Alexandra vestía pantalón y camisa vaquera, tal y como informa su familia, que pide que cualquier persona que sepa algo de la joven abulense se ponga en contacto con la Guardia Civil.
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DENVER Deputies with the Larimer County Sheriffs Office are asking for the publics help after a Grand Lake resident went missing earlier this month.
Mark Thiebaut Jr., 28, had rented a vacation home in an Estes Valley residential area in early October but when deputies went to search the area, they only found an abandoned vehicle belonging to the 28-year-old.
top-stories.mp4The vacation home he rented had since been occupied by new visitors, according to a news release.
Investigators confirmed that Mark parked his truck in the neighborhood in early October but have found no other indication of where he may have gone, a spokesperson with the Larimer County Sheriffs Office said.
Deputies said investigators also did not find any evidence of foul play. A coordinated search involving multiple agencies found no sign of Thiebaut Jr.
Investigators added that because of the lack of information about his potential whereabouts or intended travel, search efforts were suspended.
However, investigators will resume follow up on any leads should additional information become available, the release stated.
Anyone with information about his location or intended destination should contact Investigator Brent Manley at 970-498-5336.
DENVER Troopers with the Colorado State Patrol are investigating after a suspicious device designed to look like an explosive device was left outside one of the entrances of the Colorado State Capitol on Wednesday.
The CSP responded to the State Capitol at around 10:34 a.m. after the suspicious device was found on a windowsill outside of the east Capitol entrance, according to a news release.
top-stories.mp4The Capitol was evacuated at approximately 11:12 a.m. as a precaution and the areas was sealed off. Lincoln Street and 14th Avenue were closed, troopers said.
The Denver Police Department Bomb Squad arrived on scene at approximately 11:14 a.m. After testing, the device was found not to be a threat to the public. The evacuation order was lifted at 11:49 a.m. and both roads were reopened to traffic.
The Colorado State Patrol identified a person of interest who may have information about this device. Later in the day, CSP said they had arrested a 32-year-old suspect and custody was transferred to the Denver Police Department.
There is no ongoing hazard at the Capitol.
WELD COUNTY, Colo. Deputies in Weld County are investigating after a 14-year-old boy shot a 10-year-old relative of his near the Town of Erie Tuesday.
The shooting happened shortly after 4 p.m. at a home in the 2200 block of Weld County Road 10, according to a news release.
top-stories.mp4During the investigation, deputies learned a 14-year-old male shot a 10-year-old female relative, a spokesperson for the sheriffs office said.
The girl was taken to a local hospital for treatment and is stable, deputies said.
No other information about the shooting was immediately released.
The investigation is ongoing.
DENVER State transportation officials on Wednesday asked the federal government for millions of dollars in relief funds to repair significant damage to highways across southwest Colorado following near-historic floods last week.
Officials from the Colorado Department of Transportation said they were requesting the funds, estimated at around $65 million, as part of the Federal Highway Administrations Emergency Relief program so work can begin immediately to repair damaged roadways.
CDOT said $5 million in emergency funding has already been approved by the Transportation Commission to help with immediate repair work.
Denver7's Tyler Melito spoke with Pagosa Springs residents who are still in shock over near historic levels of flooding for the second straight year
Pagosa Springs residents continue cleanup efforts after floodingSevere storms from Oct. 22 through Oct. 25 brought rainfall totals of up to seven inches in areas like Pagosa Springs, according to state transportation officials. Flooding topped four feet on some federal-aid roadways at its peak and closed multiple state and local roads.
Governor Jared Polis verbally declared a disaster emergency on Oct. 22 for several counties in southwest Colorado, including La Plata, Archuleta, Montezuma, Dolores, before expanding that disaster emergency to 12 total over the weekend.
CDOT is working around the clock to get critical roadways like US Highway 550, US Highway 160, and Colorado Highway 151 open as soon as it is safe and possible, said CDOT executive director Shoshana Lew.
In a statement, Gov. Polis said the state was requesting federal support to help quickly make repairs before winter so Coloradans can safely reach home, work, and school.
CDOT said at least three highway sustained significant structural damage:
US 160: Wolf Creek Pass between Pagosa Springs and South Fork reopened at 3:30 p.m. on Tuesday, Oct. 27, but sustained serious damage including a failed culvert, a damaged retaining wall and roadway undercut by the Rio Grande. West of Pagosa Springs, one-way alternating traffic is in place. Floodwaters have receded and inspections have confirmed it is safe to open the US 160 Four Corners Bridge as of 6:20 p.m. Oct 27. These reopenings occurred after the letter to FHWA was sent.
US 550: Between Ironton and Silverton on Red Mountain Pass, a washed-out embankment and shoulder are being stabilized. The highway is open to one-lane alternating traffic.
CO 151: The highway was washed out in two locations near mile points 27 and 30. CDOT is planning a temporary access road for residents and emergency responders, followed by permanent reconstruction.
Five other state highways closed during the storms: US 285, CO 112, CO 17, CO 145 and US 550 at Bondad Bridge. All have since reopened.
State transportation officials said the $65 million figure is a preliminary estimate, as high water has kept crews from fully inspecting bridges and other structures. CDOT expects to provide a more accurate estimate in eight to 10 weeks, according to a news release. Additional funding requests may follow as assessments continue.
Far-right senator and family land in US after crossing from Brazil into Argentina and then flying via Ecuador
Flávio Bolsonaro declared himself the “true president” of Brazil after losing last Sunday’s presidential election and fleeing to the United States.
After landing on a private jet with his family in Miami, Florida, on Wednesday morning, the far-right senator published the claim in a letter – even though his own party has recognised the legitimate victory of Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, as have all of Brazil’s institutions, and international observers who monitored and endorsed the vote.
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CHAFFEE COUNTY, Colo. Two Colorado college students are missing after going on a hike at Ice Moutain in Chaffee County over the weekend, deputies said in a news release Tuesday, adding that while they are optimistic theyll find them, the window of opportunity is closing.
Kaden Matsuda, 19, from Ridgeway, and 20-year-old Jackson Donlon, from New York, reportedly left the Colorado Mountain College Leadville campus Friday planning to hike Ice Mountain on the far north end of Chaffee County.
Deputies said hikers planning this hike would drive near Winfield (County Road 390) and access Mt. Huron trailhead. Deputies responded to the trailhead Monday and found Matsudas vehicle, according to a news release.
Friends who spoke with deputies said both planned on returning from the hike Saturday if they didnt feel safe, but if they felt confident about their hike, they would return on Sunday.
Family and friends told deputies both are experienced hikers and should have had appropriate clothing before leaving for the hike. They also showed deputies a text with a map plot pinpointing Ice Mountain as their destination, with another image showing the area around Winfield and the trailhead circled potentially indicating where they would go in and/or camp, the release states.
When deputies responded to the Mt. Huron trailhead, they noted that there was about eight inches of snow on the ground but none under the vehicle. Deputies said weather conditions were still favorable on Friday as it would have been raining in the area.
On Saturday, however, heavy snow started falling between 1 and 1 p.m., which created what deputies described as horrific road conditions around the county. Deputies had to deal with over a dozen slide offs and traffic accidents in a matter of minutes around the County, deputies said.
Ice Mountain is a very technical climb, and it is recommended that hikers be very experienced when trying to tackle it. That is when it is dry, said Chaffee County Sheriff Andy Rohrich, adding the mountain received up to two feet of snow by Saturday night, with some areas getting between three or four feet of snow due to sluffing and drifting.
Though avalanche concerns are minimal because its only the first big snow the season, boulder fields that search and rescue teams will have to cross to reach the peak are now covered in all the snow making it extremely dangerous and virtually impossible on foot, Rohrich said. There is also nowhere on the mountain a helicopter could land to bring staff in.
Rohrich said the countys search and rescue team was deployed Monday to begin the search for the two missing hikers, but the pair were not found.
At around noon Tuesday, a helicopter searching for both hikers spotted an object near Lake Ann and a search team was sent in on foot to the area. At the scene, they discovered that the object was the hikers tent that had collapsed under the weight of the snow.
Deputies said there was no snow under the tent and there were no visible footprints in the snow which suggested that the tent was all in place before the snow came in. The only sign of both hikers were their sleeping bags, stove and some clothing inside the tent.
Unfortunately, we still have not located Kaden and Jackson, and our hearts go out to their families. It is unimaginable what they must be going through. We are still optimistic Kaden and Jackson are hunkered down somewhere waiting to be rescued. Our window of opportunity is closing as poor weather is expected again later this week, so we are putting all our available resources in the field. We are also considering other potential destinations they may have been headed to other than Ice Mountain, said Rohrich. They are both strong young men. Kaden is studying to be a wildland firefighter, and Jackson is studying to be a mountain guide Mountainair, so hope is not lost. Please keep the families in your thoughts as we continue to search.
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En un momento donde los componentes de ordenadores están alcanzando unos precios que son prácticamente prohibitivos y en una categoría donde se busca conseguir el mejor rendimiento por cada euro que inviertes, es buena noticia encontrarse con equipos como el Lenovo Legion Pro 7i Gen 10. No es que sea el portátil gaming barato que buscas, es más bien el portátil gaming de alto rendimiento que buscas.
Es una bestia en todos los sentidos, empezando por su tamaño de 16 pulgadas, su peso de casi 3 kilogramos y unas características técnicas dignas de un equipo de sobremesa, tanto por su CPU con un Intel Core Ultra 9 como por su GPU, una potentísima NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5090 de 24 GB. Por eso no es de extrañar que su configuración más básica empiece ahora mismo en 3.999 euros y pueda alcanzar casi los 6.000 euros.
He pasado los últimos días usando este Legion Pro 7i Gen 10 como mi ordenador de entretenimiento y, como estamos en una época en la que cada céntimo de euro debe ser aprovechado en equipos como este, Alfa Beta te cuenta todo sobre este portátil Lenovo Legion.
El modelo que hemos podido probar es una de las configuraciones más altas que puedes comprar y su precio oficial es de 4.397 euros. Pero este portátil puede encontrarse desde 3.999 euros.
Lenovo cuenta con un configurador en su web donde puedes ver todos los modelos disponibles, aunque no todos están siempre en stock; en tiendas como PcComponentes puedes encontrar este mismo modelo por 4.399 euros.
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| Especificación | Lenovo Legion Pro 7i Gen 10 (16IAX10H) |
|---|---|
| Pantalla | 16" OLED WQXGA 240 Hz, 100% DCI-P3 y Dolby Vision, 500 nits, superficie brillante |
| Procesador | Intel Core Ultra 9 290HX Plus (24 núcleos, 24 hilos, 2.70 GHz, generación Arrow Lake) |
| Tarjeta gráfica | NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5090 de 24 GB GDDR7 |
| Memoria RAM | 32 GB DDR5 SDRAM a 3990 MT/s |
| Almacenamiento | SSD de 1 TB PCIe 5.0 |
| Conectividad inalámbrica | 2x2 Intel Wi-Fi 7 (802.11 BE) 320 MHz Bluetooth 5.4 |
| Puertos laterales | Izquierda: Puerto de alimentación CC HDMI 2.1 USB-C con PD de 140 W USB-C con Thunderbolt 4 (DP 2.1 de 40 Gbps) USB-A 3.2 Derecha: 2x USB-A 3.2 Gen 1 Jack de auriculares y micrófono Ethernet de 1 Gigabit Botón de bloqueo de webcam |
| Batería y carga | 99 Whr con sistema de carga rápida Rapid ChargeCargador de 400 W |
| Sonido | Sistema de 4 altavoces y amplificador Smart con Nahimic Audio |
| Cámara y micrófonos | Webcam de 5 MP con obturador electrónico |
| Dimensiones y peso | 21,9 mm-26,6 mm x 364 mm x 275,9 mm Desde 2,72 kg |
| Construcción y extras | Chasis de aluminio en color Eclipse Black |
| Sistema operativo | Sin sistema operativo |
| Precio oficial | Desde 3.999 euros |
Ya hemos probado algún Lenovo Legion muy similar a este modelo, como es el Lenovo Legion Pro 7i 16 Gen 10, por lo que no nos coge por sorpresa que Lenovo decidiese seguir con la tendencia de diseño de los equipos más potentes de la gama Legion.
Sin duda, en cuestión de diseño, te deben gustar los portátiles grandes y diseñados para optimizar el rendimiento con sus ventiladores; o, lo que es lo mismo: es grande, es grueso y se levanta lo suficiente para que los ventiladores inferiores puedan absorber todo el aire posible para gestionar el calor que los procesadores generan mientras estás jugando y expulsarlo por la parte trasera.
Lenovo Legion Pro 7i Gen 10 tiene bastantes efectos RGB. / Foto: Manu Contreras
El chasis está construido en aluminio, lo que ayuda a dos cosas importantes: lo primero es que la zona del teclado no se curva con la presión; lo segundo es que permite sujetarlo con firmeza sin miedo a que se quiebre, algo que cualquier persona que tenga un portátil con construcción de plástico habrá notado y escuchado.
Una parte clave del diseño es la conectividad. Cuenta con prácticamente todo lo necesario tanto para jugar conectado a un monitor como para jugar directamente en el portátil. Dispone de conexión HDMI 2.1, varios puertos USB-C (incluyendo uno con Power Delivery de hasta 140 W), un par de puertos USB-A y conexión Ethernet de 1 Gigabit.
Teclado completo y retroiluminado del Lenovo Legion Pro 7i Gen 10 / Foto: Manu Contreras
Yo soy más jugador de mando que de teclado, pero cuando uso mi ordenador para jugar prefiero usar un teclado mecánico, como un Corsair Clipper Pro Mini 60. El teclado de este Legion Pro 7i es un teclado de pulsación corta, cómoda y ligeramente chicloso. Es un teclado firme, perfecto tanto para jugar como para pasar varias horas escribiendo. Eso sí, no llega a la altura de los míticos teclados de los portátiles ThinkBook.
Cuenta con un teclado numérico ligeramente más compacto de lo que sería uno tradicional, pero lo mejor es la cruceta, que es de tamaño completo, ligeramente separada y en forma de T invertida. Como debe ser.
Cuenta con retroiluminación RGB que puedes configurar directamente desde Lenovo Space, además de la combinación Fn + Espacio con 10 preconfiguraciones.
Como último detalle del teclado, dispone de botones de acceso rápido para controlar el brillo, el volumen, la reproducción y algunos elementos como el modo avión, cambiar de pantalla y atajos similares; no obstante, la combinación más importante es Fn + Q, que permite cambiar el modo de rendimiento del portátil entre silencioso, equilibrado o de alto rendimiento.
El tamaño del trackpad debería ser algo más grande. / Foto: Manu Contreras
El touchpad es bastante bueno: tiene un tamaño estándar en un espacio que, sinceramente, está algo desaprovechado. Lenovo bien podría aumentarlo sin problema un centímetro por arriba y un par por los lados y tendría uno de los touchpads más grandes en un portátil gaming. Aun así, no hay queja. Es fácil de usar y, aunque no tiene esa retrovibración que otros trackpads tienen, no he notado en ningún momento una mala experiencia.
Si obviamos el rendimiento de su CPU Intel y de su GPU NVIDIA, seguramente lo mejor de este portátil es su pantalla.
Existe una gran diferencia entre jugar en un portátil con una pantalla LED tradicional y hacerlo con una pantalla OLED como la que tiene este Lenovo Legion Pro 7i Gen 10. Se trata de una fantástica pantalla de 16 pulgadas, OLED, con una resolución de 2560 x 1600 píxeles y un flamante refresco de 240 Hz.
El gran problema de este portátil es que, al usar este tipo de paneles, volver a cualquier otra pantalla es casi un castigo. Los colores y la profundidad de los tonos oscuros en un panel OLED son simplemente increíbles, sobre todo cuando juegas a oscuras. El refresco de 240 Hz, aunque variable, es una maravilla, especialmente en shooters como Counter-Strike 2.
Solo existe un inconveniente con esta pantalla y es que, al tener un acabado brillante, cuando estás en una zona con mucha claridad o luz directa, los reflejos son bastante molestos. Para mitigarlo está el brillo de 500 nits, pero solo lo arregla en parte. Aun así, como comentaba antes, donde más se disfruta es cuando juegas de noche o en una habitación con poca iluminación.
Y, aunque no es una característica que muchos aprecien en un portátil gaming, el sonido es... bastante decente. Los altavoces están en la parte superior, entre el teclado y la pantalla. El diseño está bien pensado, porque con la pantalla abierta tienes un sonido directo y, cuando cierras la pantalla para jugar con un monitor conectado, el sonido sigue saliendo sin que la tapa suponga un obstáculo.
Y digo decente, que no excelente. Los juegos se escuchan bien, pero no tiene unos graves muy potentes, lo cual se nota sobre todo al escuchar música.
Lenovo Legion Pro 7i Gen 10
No hay forma de que un portátil como este, con un procesador Intel Core Ultra 9 290HX Plus de hasta 5.5 GHz, con 32 GB de memoria RAM y una gráfica NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5090 de 24 GB, no vaya a dar un buen rendimiento. Y así ha sido.
He probado este portátil con estos componentes en «los clásicos», como GTA V, Counter-Strike 2 o Red Dead Redemption 2, y el rendimiento es excelente.
En juegos mucho más exigentes, como Gears of War: E-Day, Black Myth: Wukong o Cyberpunk 2077, el rendimiento sigue siendo excelente incluso con modos gráficos en Ultra. Pero recuerda que estamos ante un portátil con una gráfica RTX 5090 móvil, por lo que la media de FPS está en torno a los 70-90 FPS en gráficos Ultra, mientras que ajustando los gráficos a un modo intermedio o medio-alto, conseguimos unos estables 100-120 FPS.
| Juego | FPS mínimo | FPS promedio | FPS máximo |
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| Red Dead Redemption 2 | 52 | 75 | 107 |
| Black Myth: Wukong | 68 | 76 | 89 |
| Gears of War: E-Day | 60 | 76 | 85 |
| Forza Horizon 6 | 27 | 60 | 60 |
| Cyberpunk 2077 | 86 | 97 | 113 |
| Counter-Strike 2 | 90 | 200 | 350 |
La batería de 99 Wh es bastante grande, pero al jugar estas baterías solo llegan hasta cierto punto. Cuando desconectas el portátil y empiezas a jugar (en modo de rendimiento equilibrado), puedes alcanzar unas tres horas de uso. Si decides usar el modo de alto rendimiento, la batería sufre y no he alcanzado más de dos horas de uso. Así que, por lo que más quieras, más te vale llevar contigo el cargador de 400 W que viene incluido; eso sí, debes saber que es un cargador grande y bastante pesado.
Cargador de 400 W del Lenovo Legion Pro 7i Gen 10. / Foto: Manu Contreras
Las temperaturas de un portátil gaming son un detalle importante, quizá de los más importantes cuando hablamos de rendimiento, porque con una mala ventilación el rendimiento bajará para mantener el buen funcionamiento del equipo (el conocido como thermal throttling).
Por suerte, Lenovo diseña estos Legion con el sistema de expulsión de aire caliente "hyperchamber": cuenta con dos ventiladores inferiores que aspiran el aire fresco del ambiente y lo expulsan a través de un sistema de ventilación en la parte trasera del portátil. El flujo de aire está tan bien canalizado que permite mantener la temperatura controlada en zonas críticas, como donde reposan las palmas de las manos.
Por el lado trasero se expulsa todo el aire caliente. / Foto: Manu Contreras
Jugando puedes alcanzar temperaturas de CPU de hasta 100 grados, mientras que la GPU se mantiene alrededor de los 70 grados.
Lo que no hay forma de mitigar en equipos de alto rendimiento como este es el ruido de los ventiladores. Incluso en el modo de rendimiento equilibrado, cuando estás jugando la refrigeración de este Legion Pro 7i es bastante ruidosa.
En una habitación normal, con un ligero ruido de fondo de la calle, el nivel ronda los 45 dB; con los ventiladores a pleno rendimiento, el ruido alcanza los 60 dB. Por lo tanto, utiliza auriculares cuando vayas a jugar.
Tapa del Lenovo Legion Pro 7i Gen 10 / Foto: Manu Contreras
Comprar un portátil hoy en día es una decisión de peso, y cuando nos referimos a un portátil gaming, lo es aún más por los precios que están alcanzando.
El Lenovo Legion Pro 7i Gen 10, sobre todo en esta configuración, supone un importantísimo desembolso al costar más de 4.000 euros. Tienes que tener muy claro que buscas un equipo de estas altísimas características para realizar tal inversión. ¿Dispones del presupuesto y es lo que buscas? Entonces no puedo más que recomendarte este Legion por tres claros motivos: su excelente rendimiento en prácticamente cualquier juego actual y de los próximos meses (a la espera de GTA VI para PC, evidentemente), una fantástica pantalla y un conjunto que, no me cabe duda, te dará muchísimo juego durante al menos 3 o 4 años.
Entre los aspectos a mejorar se encuentran el tamaño del trackpad, que debería ser algo más amplio; su voluminoso cargador (realmente necesario para exprimir al máximo el equipo) y, por supuesto, el precio.
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En definitiva, el Lenovo Legion Pro 7i Gen 10 es una excelente compra para jugar durante los próximos años, sacarle el máximo partido en tus estudios o incluso en tu trabajo, sin tener que preocuparte por el rendimiento en mucho tiempo. Si el presupuesto te parece un obstáculo, mi recomendación es ir a por el modelo base, que incluye una RTX 5080 de 16 GB y un Intel Core Ultra 9 275HX con la misma memoria RAM.
Este artículo está pensado para ayudarte a descubrir productos de tu interés o para que tomes una mejor decisión de compra. Algunos de los enlaces que incluye son de afiliados, por lo que si realizas una compra a través de ellos La Razón podría recibir una pequeña comisión. Este hecho no influye en nuestras recomendaciones ni en el precio que pagas por el producto.
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EL PASO COUNTY, Colo. Two men were arrested last week after nearly 200 pounds of methamphetamine, thousands of fentanyl pills along with firearms and thousands of dollars in cash were seized following a monthslong investigation by detectives in Colorado Springs.
Fernando Briceno Chacin, 36, was taken into custody on Oct. 22 in Colorado Springs and 41-year-old German Diaz Diaz was arrested in New Mexico following a monthslong investigation that began in May 2026, according to a news release.
Both men are accused of conspiring to distribute large quantities of fentanyl and methamphetamine throughout Colorado Springs and El Paso County.
Investigators said the investigation led them to both suspects after months of surveillance, interviews and reviewing intelligence gathered by analysts from the departments Metro Narcotics and Related Crimes (NARC) Unit.
On Oct. 22, investigators served three residential search warrants were executed throughout El Paso County and within the city of Colorado Springs by NARC detectives with the assistance of Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) agents with the Colorado Springs Regional Office. The search warrants resulted in the seizure of 188 pounds of methamphetamine, approximately 37,000 fentanyl pills, 2 pistols, 1 rifle, and a large amount of cash in US currency, according to the release. The seized cash is still being counted, but the total cash amount is estimated to be $40,000, police added.
This remains an open and active investigation. Anyone with information that could help this investigation is asked to contact CSPD at 719-444-7000. Individuals wishing to remain anonymous can contact Pikes Peak Crime Stoppers at 719-634-STOP (7867) or 1-800-222-8477.
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Meses después de ser sancionada por infringir la Ley de Servicios Digitales de la Unión Europea, Temu, la empresa de comercio digital, ha decidido implementar una serie de medidas para controlar la venta de productos ilegales. La multa, que rondaba los 200 millones de euros, responde a la falta de diligencia en la identificación, análisis y evaluación de los riesgos sistémicos derivados de la venta de productos ilegales en su plataforma.
FOUNTAIN, Colo. A Fountain mas was arrested early Saturday after reportedly firing shots in his neighborhood in the middle of the night.
The incident occurred at around 2:15 a.m. in the 7300 block of Village Meadows Drive.
Police said that officers encountered the man at the scene who refused to cooperate with law enforcement, prompting containment and the response of specialized units, according to a news release.
The suspect identified as 46-year-old John Martin was eventually taken into custody after police used approved distraction and gas deployment techniques, said Lisa Schneider with Fountain police.
Martin was medically evaluated before he was booked into the El Paso County Criminal Justice Center.
He faces several charges, including attempted first-degree assault and disorderly conduct.
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GUNNISON, Colo. Emergency crews were responding to reports of a small aircraft crash in Gunnison Saturday.
The crash was reported by the Gunnison Regional 911 Center at about 11 a.m. via Facebook. In a social media post, officials said the crash occurred in the area of Swampy Pass, though a time of the crash was not immediately available.
We have numerous emergency crews responding to the location. At this time, no additional information is available for public release, Gunnison Regional 911 Center officials wrote.
They asked that the public avoid calling 911 or dispatch about this crash so that our dispatchers can remain available to handle emergency calls and coordinate responding resources.
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PAGOSA SPRINGS, Colo. Some Pagosa Springs residents will be allowed to return home this weekend after heavy rainfall led to flooding in Archuleta County over the past couple of days.
Evacuation orders were lifted Saturday for Hermosa and San Juan streets in Pagosa Springs and both areas have returned to pre-evacuation status as a precaution. Town officials urged residents to remain alert and prepared should conditions change.
Denver7's Tyler Melito has the latest in the video below:
Denver7's Tyler Melito has an update on flooding in southwest ColoradoUS 160 also opened back up to traffic between Pagosa Springs and Durango, officials said in a news release. Traffic between both towns will be alternating in a one-way direction along a damaged section of the highway in Aspen Springs, they added.
Please use caution, expect delays and follow traffic control instructions, town officials said in the news release.
A flood watch remains in effect through Sunday morning for portions of southwest Colorado, including the Animas River Basin, Four Corners/Upper Dolores River, San Juan River Basin and Southwest San Juan Mountains, National Weather Service officials in Boulder said.
Though conditions are improving, town officials said they will continue monitoring conditions and providing updates as needed.
Earlier Saturday, Gov. Polis expanded a flood disaster emergency to 12 counties in southwestern Colorado
The declaration unlocks state resources, including authorizing unarmed members of the Colorado National Guard, the release said. The state is also coordinating with the Southern Ute Indian Tribe on flooding affecting tribal land.
Polis thanked first responders and urged residents to follow emergency orders.
I urge Coloradans in Southwest Colorado to follow emergency orders and ensure you prioritize your and your familys safety, Polis said.
The State Emergency Operations Center is coordinating the response, the release said. State officials said:
Colorado Search and Rescue groups have been deployed. The Department of Natural Resources is supporting swiftwater rescue. Helicopters from the Division of Fire Prevention and Control are helping people stranded by the flooding. Colorado State Patrol troopers and four Division of Homeland Security and Emergency Management area field managers are supporting local emergency operations centers and shelters. The Colorado National Guard is assisting with swiftwater rescues and search efforts. Flooding strands dozens of people in Archuleta County as river peaks with more rain in the forecastRoad closuresThe Colorado Department of Transportation is monitoring road damage and managing these closures:
US 160 mile point 150 to mile point 183 is closed due to large amounts of debris following flooding. Expected to be an extended closure. CO 112 mile point 1 to mile point 13 is closed eastbound and westbound due to flooding. Del Norte to Center. US 285 mile point 51.2 to mile point 55.85 is closed northbound and southbound due to flooding. North of Monte Vista between US 160 junction and CR 5N. CO 151 mile point 22 to mile point 34 is closed due to flooding and debris. Chimney Rock to Arboles, between Forest Service Road 613 to the US 160 Junction. Expect Delays.Drivers can check cotrip.org for current road conditions and closures. The governors office reminded people not to drive through floodwaters when they cannot see the road beneath.
Colorado 211 can connect residents with information on evacuations and shelters and help people in mandatory evacuation zones register for temporary housing vouchers. People can call 2-1-1 or visit 211colorado.org/disaster-response.
The Community Foundation serving Southwest Colorado has activated the Community Emergency Relief Fund (CERF) to assist the Town of Pagosa Springs and surrounding areas affected by this weeks flooding.
Individuals who want to support the community are encouraged to donate to the fund, officials said.
Online donations can be made through the Community Foundations website, and checks made out to the Community Foundation Memo: 2026 Archuleta Flood can be mailed to P.O. Box 1673 Durango, CO 81302.
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. Two people were killed following two separate vehicle crashes in Colorado Springs overnight, and police said impairment may have been a contributing factor in both.
The first crash was reported at around 12:13 a.m. at the intersection of S. Chelton Road and Marlow Circle.
A preliminary investigation into the crash revealed a single vehicle was traveling west on S. Chelton Road at a high rate of speed when it failed to negotiate a curve. Police said the vehicle then struck a curb, rolled over and came to rest on Marlow Circle.
The passenger was ejected during the rollover and was declared dead at the scene, according to a news release.
The driver, 20-year-old Karen Bustos, was later arrested for vehicular homicide and driving under the influence. The driver was booked into the El Paso County Jail.
Both speed and impairment are suspected contributing factors, police said.
The intersection of S. Chelton Road and Marlow Circle was closed for several hours while investigators processed the scene.
The second crash happened at around 12:47 a.m. at the intersection of E. Platte Avenue and Space Center Drive.
At the scene, officers found two vehicles had collided with each other. A preliminary investigation revealed a black car was traveling west on E. Platte Avenue approaching Space Center Drive, while a grey truck was traveling east on E. Platte Avenue and attempting to turn left onto northbound Space Center Drive.
The two vehicles collided within the intersection, according to a news release.
At this time, impairment may be a contributing factor, police said in a news release.
The intersection of E. Platte Avenue and Space Center Drive was closed for several hours while investigators processed the scene.
The investigation into this second crash remains ongoing.
The El Paso County Coroners Office will release the identity of the deceased once family has been notified.
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ARCHULETA COUNTY, Colo. People living along several rivers in southwestern Colorado were ordered to evacuate Thursday due to the threat of flooding in the area.
The alert from officials in Archuleta County and the Town of Pagosa Springs urged residents living near all low-lying and flood prone areas along the San Juan, Rio Blanco, Navajo, and Piedra rivers to evacuate immediately as as critical weather conditions continue to impact flooding behavior, Pagosa Springs officials said in a news release.
top-stories.mp4Residents were encouraged to pick up sandbags at the Archuleta County Building at 1122 Hwy. 84 and the Tara Community Center at 333 Milton Ln, in Arboles.
Please expect localized flooding, submerged riverbanks, and unsafe swift-water conditions, the alert from county officials stated.
Warnings ranging from a severe thunderstorm watch to flood watches and warnings are in effect for much of southwestern Colorado through late Thursday night.
As of 4:30 p.m. Thursday, minor flood had been reported for about five to 10 homes west of South Fork in Rio Grande County, per a preliminary storm report published by the National Weather Service.
This is a breaking developing news story. Stay with Denver7 for the latest.
DENVER A last-minute effort to stop Amendment 87 from appearing before Colorado voters on the November ballot this year was rejected by a Denver judge Wednesday.
Michael Andre Hancock, an Arapahoe County man, filed suit against Secretary of State Jena Griswold and Amendment 87 proponents Chris deGruy Kennedy of the Bell Policy Center, and Kiyana Newell of New Era Colorado, alleging the signature gathering process for the graduated income tax ballot question was done incorrectly. The lawsuit also challenged the Secretary of State's review of the signatures.
Watch Denver7's previous reporting on this lawsuit in the video below:
Court hearing questions on Amendment 87 two weeks before Election DayDuring a hearing Monday, the defendants admitted that mistakes were made in the signature gathering process but said they proved in court it was not to the extent alleged by Hancock.
There were a couple issues where not all the circulators were registered, but I think what we showed is that was not the case in enough cases to disqualify the measure from the ballot," said deGruy Kennedy. What we showed in the evidence today is that at most we're talking about 33 circulators having their signatures disqualified, and that is not enough to knock 87 off the ballot."
On Wednesday, Denver District Court Judge Heidi L. Kutcher ruled that Hancock did not meet his burden to establish his case against Griswold and Amendment 87 proponents.
Therefore, the Court DISMISSES this matter, Kutcher wrote in her ruling Wednesday.
Responding to the ruling, Griswold said she appreciated the Courts careful consideration of this matter, and look forward to voters making their voices heard on this question.
Griswold said voters should continue to vote on the ballot they were sent.
In a statement, Jason Dunn, Hancock's attorney, said they "obviously disagree with the result" and will file an appeal to the Supreme Court Thursday.
"This decision was based largely on the testimony of a single witness from the Secretary of States office that conflicted with much of the other testimony on the question of whether requiring circulators to register helps prevent fraud," Dunn said in a statement to Denver7. "We believe it does and that the Supreme Court will agree."
Amendment 87 tackles Colorados flat income tax rate by instead offering a graduated tax rate. Colorado currently has a 4.4% flat income tax. A no vote on 87 would keep the rate the same. A yes vote on Amendment 87 would tax income by bracket and remove the flat tax rate from the Taxpayers Bill of Rights, more commonly known as TABOR.
Here's how that breakdown would work if Amendment 87 passes:
Any revenue made from this change would go to the Colorado Futures Account, a proposed fund that would give money to public education, healthcare and early child care programs.
Amendment 87 is separate from Proposition 136, which is another ballot measure that could cap individual and corporate taxes at 4.4%. If voters approve both, the proposed tax rates within Amendment 87 would be higher than the limit set by Proposition 136.
According to the 2026 Blue Book, the state legislature or a court would have to resolve any conflicts that arise if both measures pass since the "exact outcome is unclear."
In Colorado, a ballot measure needs signatures from 5% of the total number of votes cast in the Secretary of State race in the prior general election.
GRAND COUNTY, Colo. Prosecutors on Wednesday charged a driver with several counts of criminally negligent homicide in connection with a head-on crash that killed an entire family south of Kremmling last year.
Samuel Roland Conger, 26, is facing five counts of criminally negligent homicide for the deaths of 34-year-old Manuel Cabral-Torres, 30-year-old Andrea Banuelos-Salazar, and their three children 12-year-old Maria Cabral-Banuelos, 5-year-old Manuel Cabral-Banuelos, and 2-year-old Andres Cabral-Banuelos.
top-stories.mp4Details about the cause of the deadly crash remained hidden from public view for months as investigators worked to develop probable cause to make an arrest in the case.
But on the anniversary of the crash, the Colorado State Patrol said it had presented their investigative findings to the 14th Judicial District Attorneys Office in Grand County for review and filing of charges a step that signaled prosecutors were close to revealing what happened on Aug. 4, 2025.
In an unsealed affidavit obtained by Denver7 Friday, a witness to the crash said he was driving the morning of Aug. 24 along Highway 9 near milepost 136 when he saw Congers Ford F150 traveling north along the highway.
The witness told investigators he saw the truck started to veer into his lane, and he had to swerve to avoid the truck hitting his vehicle, according to the arrest affidavit.
The driver told troopers Congers head was down, appearing asleep or passed out behind the wheel, and said he saw the vehicle continue moving into the southbound lane of the highway through his rear-view mirror before the F150 collided head on with a maroon GMC Yukon.
Other witnesses provided troopers with similar accounts of the crash, the affidavit states.
The F150 was going at about 78 to 86 mph in a posted 65 mph zone at the time of impact, according to arresting documents.
Troopers said Conger drove into the oncoming lane for hundreds of feet prior to the collision, and did not try to brake or take an evasive maneuver to avoid oncoming traffic.
The crash caused the F150 and the Yukon to spin clockwise before both vehicles caught fire, according to the arrest affidavit in the case.
Witnesses told troopers they tried to get everyone out of their vehicles after the crash but the flames prevented anyone from helping the Banuelos family get out of their burning vehicle. Conger was able to get out of his car with the help of bystanders, arresting documents show.
Conger was then flown to St. Anthonys Hospital in Lakewood for treatment. The remaining five victims all died at the scene, prosecutors said.
Criminally negligent homicide carries a maximum sentence of three years in jail and a fine of up to $100,000 for each count in the state of Colorado.
It was not immediately clear when Conger would make his first court appearance.
FORT COLLINS, Colo. The man suspected of killing one person after driving his pickup truck onto a sidewalk in Old Town Fort Collins in late August was charged Friday with several counts, including vehicular homicide, the Larimer County District Attorneys Office announced Friday.
Van Lemaster, 88, of Cheyenne, Wyoming, was charged with one count of vehicular homicide, two counts of reckless endangerment and four counts of vehicular assault. He was booked Friday into the Larimer County Jail on those charges, according to a news release.
Watch Denver7's previous report on this story in the video below:
One person dead after driver hits pedestrians on sidewalk in Old Town Fort Collins, police sayThe fatal crash along Mountain Avenue on Aug. 29 happened at the height of the city's Tour de Fat celebration, an annual costume bicycle festival that brings thousands of bicyclists to Old Town.
Police said Lemaster drove onto the sidewalk and struck multiple people as the event was underway. Six people, including Lemaster, were taken to the hospital.
A preliminary investigation into the deadly crash shows Lemaster reversed from a parking spot along Mountain Avenue, hitting another vehicle. It then drove forward onto the sidewalk, hitting pedestrians before colliding with a tree and coming to a stop.
Investigators ruled out impairment as a factor in the crash, according to Fridays news release.
"This was an incredibly tragic crash that affected many in our community. Our entire agency will continue to be there for all who were impacted and support them as this case progresses through the criminal justice system, said Fort Collins Police Chief Jeff Swoboda in a statement. Im grateful for the diligence, professionalism, and thoroughness that our agency displayed while both responding to this incident and the subsequent investigation."
Lemaster is being held on a $75,000 cash/surety bond.
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