Hi Alberto GarciaThis is what I found at the site siesta
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Siesta downloads

Stable version
   
   - Siesta 3.2 (patch level 5) (ChangeLog) (Manual)
   - Siesta 3.2 (Mar 28, 2013)
   - Older version: Siesta 3.1

Development version
It might be unstable, as new features are added at a faster pace. See the 
Docs/CHANGES file for more information.This version includes the van der Waals 
functional, the new load-balancing code for real-space grid operations, and 
other improvements and bug fixes.Recent development snapshots include 
significant enhancements to TranSiesta/TBTrans. TranSiesta users are encouraged 
to test the recent snapshots. Please read the file Docs/TranSiestaUpdate.pdf, 
as well as the manual, to get a primer on the new features and things to watch 
out for and explore in the new code.We welcome bug reports (see the file 
Docs/REPORTING_BUGS).   
   - Most recent development snapshot: siesta-trunk-462 (May 29, 2014). 
(ChangeLog from 458) (Reference Manual)(Includes new functionals and other 
fixes.)
   - Older development snapshot: siesta-trunk-458 (March 13, 2014). (ChangeLog 
from 454)(Includes an experimental charge-density-mixing scheme and other 
fixes.)
   - Older development snapshot: siesta-trunk-454 (January 31, 2014). 
(ChangeLog)(Includes an experimental orbital-minimization method without 
localization as an alternative to diagonalization, new mixing options, and 
other fixes.)NOTE: The grid functions (charge densities, potentials, etc) are 
in double precision by default in the development version (as of trunk-322). 
The 'phi' array that holds the values of the basis orbitals on the real-space 
grid is kept in single precision. Please take this into account if you compare 
the results of development-version runs with those of siesta-3.X runs. See the 
manual in both versions for more information.For more information on the 
load-balancing changes, see: C. F. Sanz-Navarro, R. Grima, A. Garcia, E. A. 
Bea, A. Soba, J.M. Cela, and P. Ordejon, Theoretical Chemistry Accounts 128, 
825-833 (2011). DOI: 10.1007/s00214-010-0816-5

Older 2.X version (not maintained any more)
   
   - Siesta 2.0.2

Other versions of Siesta
   
   - SIESTA-PEXSI (Dec. 2014)
   - Development version which includes the DFT+U functionality: 
siesta-ldau-308 (Feb. 2010)(Note that this version is several patches behind 
the main development. We are working towards merging the DFT+U code into the 
main version.)
   - Older version compatible with the Smeagol program: siesta-1.3f1 (Feb. 2004)
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