This document discusses concerns about the sustainability of Spain's pension system and proposes measures to address them. It notes that population aging and declining birth rates are increasing the burden on the system, while economic crises reduce contributions. To guarantee pensions, employment growth and increased social security contributions are needed. However, simply increasing the retirement age or reducing benefits may not achieve policy goals and could undermine the system's stability by sparking social unrest. Comprehensive reform addressing all stakeholders' interests through diverse instruments appears preferable to confront long-term challenges while safeguarding social protection.
1. The European Parliament has adopted an initiative for a European energy plan that aims to make Europe the first climate-neutral continent by 2050.
2. The plan focuses on increasing renewable energy, improving energy efficiency, reducing emissions in sectors like transport and construction, and ensuring social fairness in the transition.
3. For this to succeed, it will require coordinated action across countries as well as significant investment and support for workers in fossil fuel-dependent industries and regions.
The document discusses relaxation and its importance for physical and mental health. It defines relaxation as a state of complete physical and mental repose that is produced through the parasympathetic nervous system. Some key benefits mentioned include reducing stress levels, improving mood, facilitating recovery from fatigue or injuries, and enhancing stability and mobility through the relaxation of muscles. Relaxation techniques cultivate self-awareness, stability, and promote healthy habits.
The document discusses using the body to experience different emotional states through playacting. It suggests experimenting with laughter, sadness, anger, and other emotions by changing facial expressions and postures. Doing so can help connect with emotions in a new way and expand one's emotional range and creativity. The body is seen as a tool that can be used to better understand feelings and direct energy in a healthy manner.
The document provides instructions for maintaining awareness of one's thoughts and sensations without getting caught up in judgments or stories. It recommends focusing attention on the present moment experience of the body and mind, observing thoughts and feelings as they are without intervention. Staying present helps diminish the intensity of undesirable sensations as one notices how they change naturally with time.
The document discusses the principles and benefits of yoga. It states that yoga is an ancient discipline that consists of a series of postures, breathing techniques, and methods of relaxation and purification of the body. Some key benefits mentioned include improved circulation and flexibility, reduced stress and anxiety, and strengthened muscles. The document emphasizes that yoga works to harmonize the entire body and mind through a combination of physical postures and mental focus.
The correct respiration is the first act of our life and is an absolutely reflex action that can be respiration for days without oxygen by living on stored foods during that time. Each cell of our body depends on the oxygen for its provision and these conditions depend on the transport of oxygen through the blood. If the respiration is defective not enough oxygen is brought to the cells and they cannot provide energy and this damages the organism. The complete respiration integrates the three modes of respiration and it stimulates the electric processes of each one of the cells giving also to all the system vitality and energy.
The document discusses the importance of physical exercise for the human body. It explains that exercise increases blood circulation to deliver more oxygen and nutrients to muscles, organs and other tissues. When we exercise, our heart rate and breathing accelerate to provide the increased demand for oxygen throughout the body. The column argues that moderate physical activity can help stimulate the production of endorphins, acting as natural painkillers and inducing a feeling of euphoria. It concludes that exercise provides a mental and physical benefit by reducing stress and improving mood.
When referring to our internal emotional states, we can differentiate various forms of emotions:
1. The emotional expression is a convenient way to communicate a feeling in a congruent manner with our internal state.
2. Expressing emotion helps establish empathy with others without prejudicing our own well-being or others'.
3. Acknowledging different emotional experiences can help overcome problems that arise from segregating emotions.
1. The European Parliament has adopted an initiative for a European energy plan that aims to make Europe the first climate-neutral continent by 2050.
2. The plan focuses on increasing renewable energy, improving energy efficiency, reducing emissions in sectors like transport and construction, and ensuring social fairness in the transition.
3. For this to succeed, it will require coordinated action across countries as well as significant investment and support for workers in fossil fuel-dependent industries and regions.
The document discusses relaxation and its importance for physical and mental health. It defines relaxation as a state of complete physical and mental repose that is produced through the parasympathetic nervous system. Some key benefits mentioned include reducing stress levels, improving mood, facilitating recovery from fatigue or injuries, and enhancing stability and mobility through the relaxation of muscles. Relaxation techniques cultivate self-awareness, stability, and promote healthy habits.
The document discusses using the body to experience different emotional states through playacting. It suggests experimenting with laughter, sadness, anger, and other emotions by changing facial expressions and postures. Doing so can help connect with emotions in a new way and expand one's emotional range and creativity. The body is seen as a tool that can be used to better understand feelings and direct energy in a healthy manner.
The document provides instructions for maintaining awareness of one's thoughts and sensations without getting caught up in judgments or stories. It recommends focusing attention on the present moment experience of the body and mind, observing thoughts and feelings as they are without intervention. Staying present helps diminish the intensity of undesirable sensations as one notices how they change naturally with time.
The document discusses the principles and benefits of yoga. It states that yoga is an ancient discipline that consists of a series of postures, breathing techniques, and methods of relaxation and purification of the body. Some key benefits mentioned include improved circulation and flexibility, reduced stress and anxiety, and strengthened muscles. The document emphasizes that yoga works to harmonize the entire body and mind through a combination of physical postures and mental focus.
The correct respiration is the first act of our life and is an absolutely reflex action that can be respiration for days without oxygen by living on stored foods during that time. Each cell of our body depends on the oxygen for its provision and these conditions depend on the transport of oxygen through the blood. If the respiration is defective not enough oxygen is brought to the cells and they cannot provide energy and this damages the organism. The complete respiration integrates the three modes of respiration and it stimulates the electric processes of each one of the cells giving also to all the system vitality and energy.
The document discusses the importance of physical exercise for the human body. It explains that exercise increases blood circulation to deliver more oxygen and nutrients to muscles, organs and other tissues. When we exercise, our heart rate and breathing accelerate to provide the increased demand for oxygen throughout the body. The column argues that moderate physical activity can help stimulate the production of endorphins, acting as natural painkillers and inducing a feeling of euphoria. It concludes that exercise provides a mental and physical benefit by reducing stress and improving mood.
When referring to our internal emotional states, we can differentiate various forms of emotions:
1. The emotional expression is a convenient way to communicate a feeling in a congruent manner with our internal state.
2. Expressing emotion helps establish empathy with others without prejudicing our own well-being or others'.
3. Acknowledging different emotional experiences can help overcome problems that arise from segregating emotions.
The document discusses the procedure for granting accreditation to autonomous communities in Spain. It establishes the general requirements that must be met, which include having the necessary healthcare resources and complying with quality criteria. The procedure allows autonomous communities to take responsibility for managing their own health services while ensuring national standards are upheld.
The document discusses how self-awareness and understanding one's own emotions can help with personal and interpersonal development. It explains that emotions provide valuable information about ourselves and our relationships if we pay attention to them. Developing emotional intelligence involves observing one's emotions without judgment and using them to guide decisions and relationships in a healthy way.
This document discusses human relationships and social conduct. It defines habits and behaviors that build healthy interpersonal connections, such as respect, empathy, cooperation, and managing conflicts constructively. The document stresses the importance of seeing each person's humanity and cultivating compassion. It suggests that the quality of human interactions depends more on how we relate to others than on circumstances alone.
This document discusses the importance of social skills and interpersonal relationships. It defines habilidades sociales as a person's conduct and ability to interact positively with others. Developing strong social skills is crucial for one's career success and personal well-being. It allows people to resolve conflicts cooperatively and minimize future problems through understanding, tolerance and respectful communication.
1. Emotions and life stages
2. Our personal history and cultural context shape our emotions
3. The stages of emotion we experience in life and the possibilities for action they offer us
The article discusses setting a minimum interprofessional salary in Spain. It references the Spanish Constitution, which recognizes the right to work and a sufficient remuneration to satisfy personal and family needs. The committee considers setting the minimum salary at a level that guarantees a decent standard of living according to the cost of living in Spain and the European Social Charter. The goal is to establish a minimum salary through international treaties that is fair and protects workers and their families from poverty.
The document discusses how self-awareness and understanding one's own emotions can help with interpersonal relationships and personal growth. It explains that emotions are not just feelings but also thoughts and behaviors. Developing emotional intelligence involves observing one's emotions from a distance without judgment in order to learn from experiences. This allows a person to make more thoughtful decisions and change unhelpful patterns. Overall, emotions and self-awareness are key to improving how we engage with others and ourselves.
There are three main types of motivation according to this document: intrinsic motivation, extrinsic motivation, and amotivation. Intrinsic motivation comes from within an individual and involves deriving pleasure and satisfaction from an activity itself. Extrinsic motivation comes from outside influences like rewards or punishments that compel one to action. Amotivation refers to a lack of motivation when people do not feel competent or self-determined in their actions.
This document summarizes key points regarding the regulation of dental services in Spain. It notes that dental care is an important public health problem, and that there is a need to guarantee universal access through a financing system. Currently, dental care is financed through both public and private means. There is a recognition that certain reforms are needed to professional practices and regulations to better serve patients and improve dental health for the population.
This document discusses strategies for controlling emotions. It suggests recognizing that emotions are constructed from mental representations based on our perceptions and sense of how we structure the world. While emotions feel natural, they are shaped by how we mentally process information. Expressing emotions in a congruent way with our internal state avoids problems, but repressing emotions can have negative health consequences. Different problems may occur when extending control over others' emotions. Overall, emotions help us navigate relationships and experiences, so understanding rather than judging them benefits well-being.
The document discusses challenges facing important sectors of employment in Spain. It notes tensions between businesses and labor regulations, as well as debates around proposed reforms. Overall it argues for balanced, moderate policies that protect both businesses and workers' rights.
The document discusses internal representations and emotions. It states that emotions are produced from our mental strategies constructed from a combination of perceptions, thoughts, and the physical activity that we exercise and adopt. Emotions, like energy, guide our actions and reactions, and are adaptive in nature. They arise from our internal states and are expressed through behaviors, conduct, and the autonomic and somatic responses of our body.
1. Distorted thinking patterns are common in all psychological problems and emotional states.
2. When an individual describes reality, they may commit an error by confusing real events with their own personal way of interpreting them.
3. A correct understanding of distorted thinking patterns can help identify them and replace them with more positive thoughts.
This document discusses the importance of empathy and distinguishes it from sympathy. It defines empathy as understanding another person's thoughts and feelings from their perspective without identifying with them. Empathy involves comprehending emotions that others feel even if we do not feel the same emotions ourselves. The document stresses that empathy is an important element of emotional intelligence and social relationships as it allows us to appreciate others' needs, perspectives and experiences.
The document discusses how monkeys express humor through their facial expressions and behaviors. It notes that when monkeys are very irritated or distressed, they may frown or bare their teeth as a sign of aggression. However, their natural tendency is to be more playful, as seen when young monkeys engage in behaviors purely for fun rather than necessity. The person who is highly amused by their antics is predisposed to laughter and showing their mood lightens the atmosphere.
- Emotions are present in all circumstances of our life and can provoke radical changes in our mental states.
- We must learn to control our emotions, as much of what we do is driven by the important sequence of feelings and thoughts that occur after the initial surge of emotion.
- Emotional self-awareness and self-regulation are skills that allow us to manage conflicts, make thoughtful decisions, and develop healthy relationships by taking others' perspectives into account.
This document discusses the challenges of interpreting and managing emotions. It notes that emotions have historically been seen as detrimental to rational thought and social harmony, but that a more nuanced understanding is needed. Emotions serve important purposes for the individual and relationships, but can also be difficult to control. The key is using questions and reflection to become more conscious of one's emotions and their influence, in order to better regulate them and resolve problems constructively.
This document discusses human behaviors and emotions. It describes how behaviors are often automatic responses to situations that can be interpreted differently based on emotional states and cultural norms. Controlling behaviors requires understanding one's own emotions and becoming aware of habitual behaviors in order to change them. A variety of behaviors are discussed, including displacement activities, substitution behaviors, and ambivalent behaviors that involve conflicting emotions.
1. The passage discusses the importance of empathy, which allows us to understand what others are thinking and feeling. It explains that empathy involves experiencing the same emotions as other people.
2. Empathy is important because it facilitates relationship-building and conflict resolution between individuals. It helps people appreciate different perspectives and compromise.
3. While empathy is a valuable skill, it is difficult for some people to experience others' emotions. The passage argues empathy requires practice and experience to develop fully.
This document summarizes the key characteristics of humor in humans and animals. It discusses how humor arises from incongruity or unexpected situations and can serve to relieve stress and strengthen social bonds. While many species engage in play, humans uniquely demonstrate humor through language and self-awareness. The ability to laugh at oneself suggests higher cognitive functions have evolved in humans relative to other primates and species.
The document discusses the formation of a commission of affected parties to address the issues arising from the validity of certain acts during the pandemic. It proposes that the commission be composed of representatives from the administration and affected groups to guarantee the rights of victims and establish responsibilities in a way that leads to reconciliation. The text advocates for maximum participation of affected parties and a solution that goes beyond financial compensation to repair the damage caused to Spaniards.
The document discusses the key components of interpersonal intelligence, which is defined as the ability to understand other people's emotions, motivations, and perspectives. It identifies three main aspects:
1. Interpersonal intelligence involves understanding one's own emotions and the ability to use empathy to guide relationships and interactions with others.
2. It also requires recognizing emotions in others and conducting oneself appropriately based on the other person's emotional state.
3. Developing interpersonal intelligence permits establishing connections with others and influencing them in a positive way through open communication and understanding of different perspectives.
The document discusses the procedure for granting accreditation to autonomous communities in Spain. It establishes the general requirements that must be met, which include having the necessary healthcare resources and complying with quality criteria. The procedure allows autonomous communities to take responsibility for managing their own health services while ensuring national standards are upheld.
The document discusses how self-awareness and understanding one's own emotions can help with personal and interpersonal development. It explains that emotions provide valuable information about ourselves and our relationships if we pay attention to them. Developing emotional intelligence involves observing one's emotions without judgment and using them to guide decisions and relationships in a healthy way.
This document discusses human relationships and social conduct. It defines habits and behaviors that build healthy interpersonal connections, such as respect, empathy, cooperation, and managing conflicts constructively. The document stresses the importance of seeing each person's humanity and cultivating compassion. It suggests that the quality of human interactions depends more on how we relate to others than on circumstances alone.
This document discusses the importance of social skills and interpersonal relationships. It defines habilidades sociales as a person's conduct and ability to interact positively with others. Developing strong social skills is crucial for one's career success and personal well-being. It allows people to resolve conflicts cooperatively and minimize future problems through understanding, tolerance and respectful communication.
1. Emotions and life stages
2. Our personal history and cultural context shape our emotions
3. The stages of emotion we experience in life and the possibilities for action they offer us
The article discusses setting a minimum interprofessional salary in Spain. It references the Spanish Constitution, which recognizes the right to work and a sufficient remuneration to satisfy personal and family needs. The committee considers setting the minimum salary at a level that guarantees a decent standard of living according to the cost of living in Spain and the European Social Charter. The goal is to establish a minimum salary through international treaties that is fair and protects workers and their families from poverty.
The document discusses how self-awareness and understanding one's own emotions can help with interpersonal relationships and personal growth. It explains that emotions are not just feelings but also thoughts and behaviors. Developing emotional intelligence involves observing one's emotions from a distance without judgment in order to learn from experiences. This allows a person to make more thoughtful decisions and change unhelpful patterns. Overall, emotions and self-awareness are key to improving how we engage with others and ourselves.
There are three main types of motivation according to this document: intrinsic motivation, extrinsic motivation, and amotivation. Intrinsic motivation comes from within an individual and involves deriving pleasure and satisfaction from an activity itself. Extrinsic motivation comes from outside influences like rewards or punishments that compel one to action. Amotivation refers to a lack of motivation when people do not feel competent or self-determined in their actions.
This document summarizes key points regarding the regulation of dental services in Spain. It notes that dental care is an important public health problem, and that there is a need to guarantee universal access through a financing system. Currently, dental care is financed through both public and private means. There is a recognition that certain reforms are needed to professional practices and regulations to better serve patients and improve dental health for the population.
This document discusses strategies for controlling emotions. It suggests recognizing that emotions are constructed from mental representations based on our perceptions and sense of how we structure the world. While emotions feel natural, they are shaped by how we mentally process information. Expressing emotions in a congruent way with our internal state avoids problems, but repressing emotions can have negative health consequences. Different problems may occur when extending control over others' emotions. Overall, emotions help us navigate relationships and experiences, so understanding rather than judging them benefits well-being.
The document discusses challenges facing important sectors of employment in Spain. It notes tensions between businesses and labor regulations, as well as debates around proposed reforms. Overall it argues for balanced, moderate policies that protect both businesses and workers' rights.
The document discusses internal representations and emotions. It states that emotions are produced from our mental strategies constructed from a combination of perceptions, thoughts, and the physical activity that we exercise and adopt. Emotions, like energy, guide our actions and reactions, and are adaptive in nature. They arise from our internal states and are expressed through behaviors, conduct, and the autonomic and somatic responses of our body.
1. Distorted thinking patterns are common in all psychological problems and emotional states.
2. When an individual describes reality, they may commit an error by confusing real events with their own personal way of interpreting them.
3. A correct understanding of distorted thinking patterns can help identify them and replace them with more positive thoughts.
This document discusses the importance of empathy and distinguishes it from sympathy. It defines empathy as understanding another person's thoughts and feelings from their perspective without identifying with them. Empathy involves comprehending emotions that others feel even if we do not feel the same emotions ourselves. The document stresses that empathy is an important element of emotional intelligence and social relationships as it allows us to appreciate others' needs, perspectives and experiences.
The document discusses how monkeys express humor through their facial expressions and behaviors. It notes that when monkeys are very irritated or distressed, they may frown or bare their teeth as a sign of aggression. However, their natural tendency is to be more playful, as seen when young monkeys engage in behaviors purely for fun rather than necessity. The person who is highly amused by their antics is predisposed to laughter and showing their mood lightens the atmosphere.
- Emotions are present in all circumstances of our life and can provoke radical changes in our mental states.
- We must learn to control our emotions, as much of what we do is driven by the important sequence of feelings and thoughts that occur after the initial surge of emotion.
- Emotional self-awareness and self-regulation are skills that allow us to manage conflicts, make thoughtful decisions, and develop healthy relationships by taking others' perspectives into account.
This document discusses the challenges of interpreting and managing emotions. It notes that emotions have historically been seen as detrimental to rational thought and social harmony, but that a more nuanced understanding is needed. Emotions serve important purposes for the individual and relationships, but can also be difficult to control. The key is using questions and reflection to become more conscious of one's emotions and their influence, in order to better regulate them and resolve problems constructively.
This document discusses human behaviors and emotions. It describes how behaviors are often automatic responses to situations that can be interpreted differently based on emotional states and cultural norms. Controlling behaviors requires understanding one's own emotions and becoming aware of habitual behaviors in order to change them. A variety of behaviors are discussed, including displacement activities, substitution behaviors, and ambivalent behaviors that involve conflicting emotions.
1. The passage discusses the importance of empathy, which allows us to understand what others are thinking and feeling. It explains that empathy involves experiencing the same emotions as other people.
2. Empathy is important because it facilitates relationship-building and conflict resolution between individuals. It helps people appreciate different perspectives and compromise.
3. While empathy is a valuable skill, it is difficult for some people to experience others' emotions. The passage argues empathy requires practice and experience to develop fully.
This document summarizes the key characteristics of humor in humans and animals. It discusses how humor arises from incongruity or unexpected situations and can serve to relieve stress and strengthen social bonds. While many species engage in play, humans uniquely demonstrate humor through language and self-awareness. The ability to laugh at oneself suggests higher cognitive functions have evolved in humans relative to other primates and species.
The document discusses the formation of a commission of affected parties to address the issues arising from the validity of certain acts during the pandemic. It proposes that the commission be composed of representatives from the administration and affected groups to guarantee the rights of victims and establish responsibilities in a way that leads to reconciliation. The text advocates for maximum participation of affected parties and a solution that goes beyond financial compensation to repair the damage caused to Spaniards.
The document discusses the key components of interpersonal intelligence, which is defined as the ability to understand other people's emotions, motivations, and perspectives. It identifies three main aspects:
1. Interpersonal intelligence involves understanding one's own emotions and the ability to use empathy to guide relationships and interactions with others.
2. It also requires recognizing emotions in others and conducting oneself appropriately based on the other person's emotional state.
3. Developing interpersonal intelligence permits establishing connections with others and influencing them in a positive way through open communication and understanding of different perspectives.
This document discusses emotional intelligence and its importance in understanding human behavior and developing healthy relationships. It describes emotions as a complex psychological and physiological process that prepares the body for action in response to important events. Emotional intelligence involves detecting emotions in oneself and others, understanding the causes and consequences of emotions, and regulating emotional states to promote personal and interpersonal well-being.
The document discusses several emotional situations and proposes messages of action in response. It suggests that while emotions are important, we must focus on behaving responsibly and finding constructive ways to handle what we feel instead of escaping or allowing emotions to control our actions.
There are three main types of motivation according to this text: intrinsic motivation, extrinsic motivation, and amotivation. Intrinsic motivation comes from within and drives behavior toward personal growth and challenges. Extrinsic motivation is activated by external factors like rewards or punishments and directs behavior toward completing a task or avoiding a sanction. Amotivation is the absence of motivation which can occur when people feel unable to achieve goals or do not value the goals. Motivation is crucial for learning and development.
This document discusses strategies for regulating emotions in three main points:
1. Attributing different reasons to explain what is occurring in order to gain a broader perspective and make the emotions less intense.
2. Projecting different scenarios to understand the causes behind the emotions and transform them.
3. Considering different internal and external resources and strategies to solve problems and reduce suffering, working on emotional knowledge and social-cultural integration.
1. A meeting discusses intensely increasing the intensity of an emotion or sentiment.
2. Attendees agree to temporarily suspend the discussion to avoid further increasing its intensity.
3. They decide it's best to transform the emotion or sentiment into a more positive state through open and respectful dialogue.
1. The document discusses how emotions can be expressed in different fundamental ways.
2. It notes that an emotional expression can be involuntary or congruent with one's true feelings.
3. The author argues that we must be aware of the diverse forms that emotions take and their impact, rather than judging others.
The document discusses finding an alternative strategy to dealing with negative emotions. It suggests generating other emotions through different techniques in order to emerge from the negative state. Specifically, it proposes taking a walk outside, meditating profoundly, or intentionally surprising oneself as potential strategies. The best approach is to establish a strategy for confronting emotions when they appear that functions for each person based on their depth of consciousness.
The document discusses Marlene Dietrich's visit to Pedro and his bar. It recounts how Marlene decided to visit Pedro after he had kindly invited her previously. At the bar, Marlene and Pedro have a pleasant conversation in which Marlene agrees to accept Pedro's late invitation to visit in order to gain a better understanding of him and his situation. Marlene leaves feeling happier after their talk.
1. The document discusses the concept of conscious change as an important intellectual and emotional process that takes time to penetrate one's emotions and mind.
2. It states that conscious change involves gaining a direct experience of the benefits of following an alternative path through other words or emotions.
3. This conscious awareness and understanding is a key part of the change process and helps ensure the change is meaningful and long-lasting once integrated into one's actions.
The document discusses recent European elections and mixed commissions. It notes that the elections have become a criticism of the flaws in the European system, with many believing reforms are needed. However, reforming the European asylum system requires a long process, with challenges in overcoming differences between countries like Britain, Greece, and others. The author remains optimistic but notes some speculation is needed regarding the message the European Union intends to send to countries urging reforms.
The document discusses Spain's dependence on foreign energy, specifically fossil fuels from unstable regions. It proposes establishing a new electricity price competitive system and creating a strategic energy reserve of clean and national fuels like nuclear, hydro, and carbon neutral renewable sources to increase energy independence and security. The plan aims to facilitate industry investments and apply reductions in electricity costs and taxes to benefit consumers while incentivizing a transition to renewable technologies.
El diputado Martínez Oblanca se opone a la proposición no de ley presentada por el diputado Cañamero. Argumenta que la iniciativa supondría una enmienda a la totalidad de la política agraria en España y trastocaría leyes como la de Seguridad Social, afectando a las pensiones. Además, cree que reformas de tal calado harían imposible que España cumpla sus obligaciones con la Unión Europea. Finalmente, señala que la prioridad debe ser crear empleo en lugar de consolidar políticas que no generan p
El documento resume las discusiones de una comisión del Congreso de los Diputados sobre la política energética de España y el papel de la energía nuclear. Un miembro del partido Foro Asturias expresa su apoyo a la energía nuclear como parte del mix energético español, pero pide que también se consideren factores como la soberanía energética nacional. Otro miembro critica la dependencia energética de España e insta a revisar el mix para reducir costes. Un miembro del Partido Popular defiende la seguridad de la energía nuclear
El documento habla sobre la apertura de un nuevo kiosko en el centro de Lima que ofrecerá productos de conveniencia como comida, bebidas y artículos de papelería las 24 horas del día. El kiosko espera servir a los trabajadores y residentes del área que necesitan artículos rápidos.
Rajoy no consiguió la investidura como primer ministro de España en una segunda votación. Sánchez propuso buscar una alternativa a Rajoy pero sin dar detalles. Rivera anunció el fin del acuerdo con el PP mientras Rajoy sea el candidato. Los partidos tendrán dos meses para evitar una tercera elección.
Diario de Sesiones. Debate de Investidura (1ª votación)oblanca
Este documento resume el orden del día y los debates de una sesión plenaria del Congreso de los Diputados de España sobre la investidura del candidato a la Presidencia del Gobierno, Mariano Rajoy. Varios grupos parlamentarios intervienen para expresar su apoyo o rechazo a Rajoy, debatiendo cuestiones como la economía, la corrupción, Cataluña y el modelo territorial. Finalmente, se informa que la votación sobre la investidura tendrá lugar después de las 6:30 pm.
El documento resume los puntos principales del debate sobre la investidura del candidato a la Presidencia del Gobierno en el Congreso de los Diputados. Se debatió la propuesta de Mariano Rajoy como candidato, que no recibió suficiente apoyo en la votación. Rajoy pidió la colaboración del PSOE para formar un gobierno amplio, pero el PSOE se negó sin ofrecer una alternativa viable. Rajoy criticó las excusas del PSOE para bloquear la formación de gobierno y condenar a una tercera elección, y defend
La Comisión debatió dos propuestas no de ley relacionadas con la energía nuclear en España. La primera propuesta pedía una gradual disminución en la producción de energía nuclear, mientras que la segunda solicitaba el establecimiento de un calendario de cierre para las centrales nucleares españolas. También se presentó una petición firmada por tres quintas partes de la Comisión para solicitar el cese del presidente del Consejo de Seguridad Nuclear, aunque este asunto fue remitido a la ponencia constituida para ello. Tras un bre
El documento decreta la disolución del Congreso de los Diputados y el Senado elegidos en diciembre de 2015 y convoca nuevas elecciones a ambas cámaras para el 26 de junio de 2016. Además, establece que la campaña electoral durará 15 días y que las nuevas cámaras se reunirán el 19 de julio. Las elecciones se regirán por la Ley Orgánica del Régimen Electoral General.
El documento debate la situación del Centro Penitenciario de Villabona en Asturias y su Unidad Terapéutica y Educativa (UTE), que lleva más de tres años de progresivo desmantelamiento. La UTE era un modelo de tratamiento penitenciario reconocido a nivel nacional e internacional, pero desde 2012 ha sufrido un deterioro constante. Se pide el cese de los responsables de la dirección de la prisión y de la Secretaría General de Instituciones Penitenciarias, y cambiar el nombre de la prisión, ya que está ubicada en
El documento presenta el debate en el Congreso de los Diputados sobre una propuesta no de ley relacionada con la variante ferroviaria de Pajares en Asturias. Se pide información sobre los sobrecostes de la obra y un calendario actualizado de finalización. Algunos grupos apoyan la propuesta mientras que otros se oponen y piden que la variante sea adaptada para cumplir con los estándares de alta velocidad de la UE. Existen desacuerdos sobre cuestiones como el ancho de vía y la fecha límite para completar la obra
Working with data is a challenge for many organizations. Nonprofits in particular may need to collect and analyze sensitive, incomplete, and/or biased historical data about people. In this talk, Dr. Cori Faklaris of UNC Charlotte provides an overview of current AI capabilities and weaknesses to consider when integrating current AI technologies into the data workflow. The talk is organized around three takeaways: (1) For better or sometimes worse, AI provides you with “infinite interns.” (2) Give people permission & guardrails to learn what works with these “interns” and what doesn’t. (3) Create a roadmap for adding in more AI to assist nonprofit work, along with strategies for bias mitigation.
AHMR is an interdisciplinary peer-reviewed online journal created to encourage and facilitate the study of all aspects (socio-economic, political, legislative and developmental) of Human Mobility in Africa. Through the publication of original research, policy discussions and evidence research papers AHMR provides a comprehensive forum devoted exclusively to the analysis of contemporaneous trends, migration patterns and some of the most important migration-related issues.
Jennifer Schaus and Associates hosts a complimentary webinar series on The FAR in 2024. Join the webinars on Wednesdays and Fridays at noon, eastern.
Recordings are on YouTube and the company website.
https://www.youtube.com/@jenniferschaus/videos
UN WOD 2024 will take us on a journey of discovery through the ocean's vastness, tapping into the wisdom and expertise of global policy-makers, scientists, managers, thought leaders, and artists to awaken new depths of understanding, compassion, collaboration and commitment for the ocean and all it sustains. The program will expand our perspectives and appreciation for our blue planet, build new foundations for our relationship to the ocean, and ignite a wave of action toward necessary change.
Preliminary findings _OECD field visits to ten regions in the TSI EU mining r...OECDregions
Preliminary findings from OECD field visits for the project: Enhancing EU Mining Regional Ecosystems to Support the Green Transition and Secure Mineral Raw Materials Supply.
Jennifer Schaus and Associates hosts a complimentary webinar series on The FAR in 2024. Join the webinars on Wednesdays and Fridays at noon, eastern.
Recordings are on YouTube and the company website.
https://www.youtube.com/@jenniferschaus/videos
Contributi dei parlamentari del PD - Contributi L. 3/2019Partito democratico
DI SEGUITO SONO PUBBLICATI, AI SENSI DELL'ART. 11 DELLA LEGGE N. 3/2019, GLI IMPORTI RICEVUTI DALL'ENTRATA IN VIGORE DELLA SUDDETTA NORMA (31/01/2019) E FINO AL MESE SOLARE ANTECEDENTE QUELLO DELLA PUBBLICAZIONE SUL PRESENTE SITO