From January 1 to date, 8,872 drivers have been referred to “El Torito” for the “Drive without Alcohol” program and 23,551 for failing to comply with the Civic Culture Law of Mexico City.
This was detailed by the Undersecretary of the Penitentiary System, Andrés Ponce Aceituno, within the framework of the 66th anniversary of the Center for Administrative Sanctions and Social Integration, better known as “el Torito.”
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At the anniversary ceremony, Secretary of Security Pablo Vazquez highlighted the impact of the Torito for the City “since by guaranteeing compliance with administrative sanctions, life is protected, the correct use of public space is promoted, accidents are avoided and They mitigate antisocial behavior,” he noted.
Inaugurated on October 28, 1958, the “Torito” has a capacity to house 124 people, 72 men and 52 women, in an area of 1,730 square meters.
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At the event, he led the symbolic presentation of recognition to personnel with more than 30 years of service in El Torito, from the legal, administrative and security areas.
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Title: Insights from the Future: A Conversation with Dr. Alex Morgan, Futurist and Technologist
Setting: A modern office in the Time.news headquarters. The room is filled with natural light, and an air of curiosity fills the atmosphere as the editor prepares to interview Dr. Alex Morgan.
Editor (Lila Chen): Good morning, Dr. Morgan! Thank you for joining us today. We’re looking forward to your insights on how technology is shaping our future.
Dr. Alex Morgan: Good morning, Lila! It’s great to be here. I’m excited to dive into these topics.
Lila: Let’s start with a big-picture question. How do you see the role of technology evolving in our society over the next decade?
Dr. Morgan: That’s a fantastic question. Over the next ten years, I foresee technology becoming even more integrated into our daily lives. We’re not just talking about smartphones and smart homes; I believe we’ll see a shift toward augmented reality and AI becoming more mainstream. Imagine walking down the street and getting real-time information about your surroundings through your glasses or your contacts. It’ll be an immersive experience.
Lila: That sounds fascinating! But with such advancements, do you believe there are ethical dilemmas we’ll face?
Dr. Morgan: Absolutely. With great power comes great responsibility. As we create more advanced technologies, we must also consider issues like privacy, data security, and the potential for algorithmic bias. We need to establish ethical frameworks that guide innovation and ensure fairness and transparency.
Lila: Speaking of fairness, the digital divide is a pressing concern. What steps can we take to ensure equitable access to technology?
Dr. Morgan: Bridging the digital divide is crucial. We need collaborative efforts from governments, tech companies, and communities to provide infrastructure and education. For instance, initiatives that bring high-speed internet to rural and underserved urban areas can make a significant difference. Additionally, we must focus on digital literacy programs to empower people to use technology effectively.
Lila: That leads us to the concept of lifelong learning. How can individuals prepare for the rapidly changing job landscape?
Dr. Morgan: Lifelong learning is essential in this new era. People should embrace continuous education, whether through formal classes or online resources. Skills in critical thinking, adaptability, and digital literacy will be vital. Moreover, fields like AI, cybersecurity, and renewable energy are expected to grow, so acquiring knowledge in those areas could open up new opportunities.
Lila: It sounds like the future workforce will need to be quite versatile! Shifting gears a bit—what role do you see sustainability playing in technological advancement?
Dr. Morgan: Sustainability is paramount. The tech industry has a big responsibility to reduce its carbon footprint. I see innovations that promote energy efficiency, such as green data centers and eco-friendly devices, becoming industry standards. Moreover, technologies that support sustainable practices in agriculture, waste management, and transportation will be critical in addressing climate change.
Lila: Those are promising developments! As we wrap up, what is one key takeaway you would like our readers to remember regarding the future of technology?
Dr. Morgan: Embrace the change, but don’t forget to engage critically with it. Technology has immense potential to improve our lives, but we must remain vigilant about its ethical implications. As we step into this new era, let’s work together to ensure that technology serves humanity as a whole.
Lila: Thank you, Dr. Morgan. Your insights are incredibly valuable, and we appreciate you taking the time to share your thoughts with our readers.
Dr. Morgan: My pleasure, Lila! I look forward to seeing how these conversations shape our understanding of the future.
As the interview concludes, the energy in the room reflects a shared excitement about the possibilities ahead, balanced with the responsibility that comes with such advancements.