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Comienza venta de planos de armas 3D en Estados Unidos pese a prohibición judicial

Un juez federal emitió una orden temporal el 31 de julio, prohibiendo la distribución de estos planos, y el lunes extendió esa orden hasta que se resuelva la demanda de los estados.

(FILES) In this file photo taken on August 01, 2018, a 3D printed gun, called the "Liberator", is seen in a factory in Austin, Texas. - A Texas man on Tuesday, August 18, 2018  began selling digital gun-making blueprints, including for a 3D-printed plastic handgun, despite a judge's order barring the distribution of the material. Cody Wilson had initially published the downloadable files on his website four weeks ago, after a deal struck with the Donald Trump administration that ended the federal government's efforts to block him.  Wilson's actions caused a political firestorm, and even prompted Trump to tweet that making digital gun blueprints easily available online "doesn't seem to make much sense!"  Multiple states filed a joint lawsuit claiming Wilson endangered public safety. One of the homemade weapons could evade metal detectors and all lacked traceable serial numbers. (Photo by Kelly West / AFP)
(FILES) In this file photo taken on August 01, 2018, a 3D printed gun, called the "Liberator", is seen in a factory in Austin, Texas. - A Texas man on Tuesday, August 18, 2018 began selling digital gun-making blueprints, including for a 3D-printed plastic handgun, despite a judge's order barring the distribution of the material. Cody Wilson had initially published the downloadable files on his website four weeks ago, after a deal struck with the Donald Trump administration that ended the federal government's efforts to block him. Wilson's actions caused a political firestorm, and even prompted Trump to tweet that making digital gun blueprints easily available online "doesn't seem to make much sense!" Multiple states filed a joint lawsuit claiming Wilson endangered public safety. One of the homemade weapons could evade metal detectors and all lacked traceable serial numbers. (Photo by Kelly West / AFP) KELLY WEST

Chicago. Un texano comenzó a vender planos de fabricación de armas, incluyendo el de una pistola plástica impresa en 3D, a pesar de la orden de un juez que prohibió la distribución del material.

Cody Wilson había publicado inicialmente los archivos descargables en su página web hace cuatro semanas, después de un acuerdo alcanzado con la administración de Donald Trump que puso fin a los esfuerzos del gobierno federal para bloquearlo.

En esta foto de archivo tomada el 1 de agosto de 2018, se ve una pistola impresa en 3D, llamada "Liberator", en una fábrica en Austin, Texas. Foto: AFP (KELLY WEST/AFP)
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