[FSFLA-Traductores] Translating the 2007-01-01 Newsletter to Spanish?

Sab Dic 30 19:52:30 UTC 2006

Hi Alexandre,

I am now working (since 5 minutes) on the translation. I hope its still
necessarily. ok?
Leonardo

On 12/30/06, Alexandre Oliva <lxoliva en fsfla.org> wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> Sorry that I'm so late in posting this.  I was supposed to have posted
> it about 48 hours ago, but I've been ill and away from the computer :-(
>
> Is there anyone available to translate this to Spanish before the year
> is over, pretty please? :-)
>
> Fernanda, if your translation to Portuguese is already done (barring
> the changes since the initial draft), please post it, so as to make
> the translation to Spanish easier.
>
> Thanks in advance,
>
>
>
> FSFLA News
> Issue #18
> January, 2007
> http://www.fsfla.org/?q=en/node/???
>
> 1. Editorial: Balance of 2006, Perspectives for 2007
> 2. News and Events
> 3. Help wanted
>
>
> 1. Editorial: Balance of 2006, Perspectives for 2007
>
> Last year was not as great as we'd hoped, but it was a great year
> nevertheless.
>
> By the end of 2005, we were aiming at establishing ourselves
> juridically as a foundation in Argentina early in 2006.
> Unfortunately, it became clear to us that some circumstances would
> prevent us from operating in other Latin American countries,
> particularly Brazil, so we had to revisit our plans and our bylaws.
> We expect to publish soon a draft constitution for public review.
>
> In late 2006, we unfortunately lost 3 valuable members, just when we
> expected to start reaching out to other Latin-American countries, with
> the (GNU)^2 initiative.  This setback has slowed us down significantly
> while we redistributed our efforts and started looking for new
> members.
>
> Our campaign against DRM, Entertained and Controlled, hasn't been
> launched yet.  Even though the workgroup has come up with a great name
> and a great logo, and offered us the domain names, we need more
> volunteer work to set up the campaign web site and to create content
> for it.
>
> Although we had some big setbacks, we've also collected many
> successes.
>
> We've also been invited more and more often to speak about Free
> Software at conferences, and we've experienced growing interest in
> FSFLA's opinions in the news, both inside and outside Latin America.
> We spoke at all but one of the International GPLv3 Conference, having
> successfully organized one of them.
>
> (GNU)^2 is picking up, even if slowly, but we already observe a
> significant growth in the number of people from several countries
> interested in participating in FSFLA and helping it grow and become
> stronger in this new stage of its history.
>
> The campaign against "Softwares Impostos" in Brazil has reportedly
> been listened to and generated a lot of goodwill for the Free Software
> cause in various departments in the Brazilian federal government.
> Although no concrete actions have gone public yet, we expect major
> developments throughout the next few years in Brazil in this front,
> and we hope volunteers from other Latin American countries will help
> us line up similar campaigns in other countries.
>
> We've got our first (informal) participation in a lawsuit in Brazil,
> when IBDI (Brazilian Institute of Politics and Law on Informatics) was
> formally accepted as Amicus Curiæ, taking FSFLA's voice to the court.
> As we establish juridic existence for FSFLA, expected in early 2007,
> we may get more direct participation in legal actions.
>
> We intend to make progress on our ongoing campaigns, and to start or
> get involved in others.
>
> We will keep on publishing articles on themes relevant to Free
> Software: there are two nearly ready, one on DRM, one on GPLv3.  We
> hope to keep on being invited to conferences and publications to
> spread the word on Free Software, to defend users' and developers'
> freedoms regarding software, and to have more people on board and on
> more Latin American countries to pursue our mission.
>
> If you'd like to help us to this end, join our mailing lists,
> introduce yourself, display consistent commitment, interest and
> participation, making yourself known to other volunteers, particularly
> board members, and you may eventually become a workgroup leader, a
> board observer and, if everything works out fine, a board member.
>
> We thank all those that have supported us, helped us and donated time,
> effort and money to us.
>
> We have no doubt that 2007 is going to be a great year for Free
> Software.  Nevertheless, there are going to be great challenges, and
> FSFLA shall live up to them.
>
> Happy GNU Year!
>
>
> 2. News and Events
>
> Alexandre Oliva presented two virtual lectures at UMeet 2006.
> http://umeet.uninet.edu/umeet2006/english/prog.html has the logs.
>
> He will participate in a panel on Free Software and DRM at SENID
> (National Digital Inclusion Seminar) as part of UNE's (National
> Students Union in Brazil) Biennial Conference, from January 28 to
> February 1st, 2007, in Rio de Janeiro.
> http://livre.une.org.br/ (in Portuguese) shall soon have the details.
> The official conference web site unfortunately requires and recommends
> proprietary software.
>
> Fernanda G. Weiden and Alexandre Oliva published the article "DRM:
> Defectis Repleta Machina" in the December issue of the on-line
> magazine ComCiência.  The article is being reworked into an official
> FSFLA statement for the Anti-DRM campaign Entertained and Controlled.
> http://www.comciencia.br/comciencia/handler.php?section=8&edicao=20&id=216
> (in Portuguese)
>
> In the same issue of ComCiência, an interview with Pedro A. D. Rezende
> covered Internet control, DRM and electronic voting.
>
> http://www.comciencia.br/comciencia/handler.php?section=8&tipo=entrevista&edicao=20
> (in Portuguese)
>
> FSFLA had a say in a news report about the revision of LPG-AP, a
> software license created for the Brazilian state of Paraná.
> http://trends.newsforge.com/trends/06/11/27/1756206.shtml?tid=147&tid=150
>
> We thank the Argentinian magazine "Users Linux" for republishing some
> of our editorials, even if their magazine title calls the GNU
> operating system by the wrong name, and Franco Iacomella for having
> arranged it.  We reaffirm the permission for anyone to republish our
> editorials, newsletters and articles, as per the policy set out in our
> web site.
>
>
> 3. Help wanted
>
> FSFLA depends on voluntary work from Free Software enthusiasts.  If
> you can and want to help, please join our workgroups listed at
> http://www.fsfla.org/?q=en/node/121.  If you'd prefer to work on
> another workgroup we haven't set up yet, please bring it up at
> discusion en fsfla.org.
>
>
> Copyright 2007 FSFLA
>
> Permission is granted to make and distribute verbatim copies of this
> entire document without royalty provided the copyright notice, the URL
> in the beginning of the document, and this permission notice are
> preserved.
>
> Permission is granted to make and distribute verbatim copies of
> individual sections of this document without royalty provided the
> copyright notice and the permission notice above are preserved, and
> the URL in the beginning of the document, or that of each individual
> section, is published in the beginning of the section.
>
>
>
> --
> Alexandre Oliva         http://www.lsd.ic.unicamp.br/~oliva/
> FSF Latin America Board Member         http://www.fsfla.org/
> Red Hat Compiler Engineer   aoliva@{redhat.com, gcc.gnu.org}
> Free Software Evangelist  oliva@{lsd.ic.unicamp.br, gnu.org}
>
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