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2024-10-03 03:49:34
#thousands #Gero #count #weight #loss #surgery
At the conclusion of the Paris 2024 Olympic Games, President Andrés Manuel López Obrador announced that a recognition ceremony would be prepared for all athletes who participated in the Olympic feat, where they would be given awards for their efforts.
Regarding the performance of Ana Guevara, director of the National Commission for Physical Culture and Sport (Conafe), she said that she had a good performance. “She did what she had to do. There will be questions, that’s natural.”
In a morning press conference at the National Palace, he assured that support will continue to be provided to athletes who participate in international events such as the Pan American Games or the Olympics. “Support has been provided to all of them and we will continue to do so.”
“We are proud. There are questions, this is normal in a truly democratic society, there can be no single way of thinking, we cannot protest with clenched teeth, we must guarantee the right to dissent, and we must trust our people.”
He insisted that “the results are there,” after recalling that Mexico won five Olympic medals, three of them silver and two bronze.
#Recognition #ceremony #athletes #participated #Olympics #prepared #AMLO
– 2024-08-22 12:51:17
In the fall of 2024, life will return to the military area: the renovated units can be handed over to the tenants.
However, the development of the area is already moving into the next phase, that is in a part of the building that is not affected by the perimeter of the previous building, the current Brocki building. The Brocki will soon be moving to the newly renovated Armory Building 3. The WERKI bar will move into the current Brocki building in the spring of 2025. Beforehand, the building needs to be renovated and adapted for the catering industry. The future tenants will do the interior work that depends on the concept at their own expense.
Before the decision to move the Brocki and the WERKI bar there were several discussions, so they will now be implemented in the next update phase.
The city council has approved an extraordinary loan of CHF 880,000 to be added to the investment bill to implement these structural measures. This will now be subject to the optional referendum from August 19 to September 27, 2024.
The documents can be seen during the referendum in the town hall at the chancellor of the town, St. Gallerstrasse 40, Jona, during normal opening hours or by telephone.
2024-08-17 02:30:20
#Loan #military #area #restaurant
From July 11 to 21, 2024, the Rapperswil Armory Backyard will turn out to be a magical open-air cinema within the night with a various program and fascinating friends, …
2024-07-10 10:18:47
#Opening #live performance #Kino #Beet
The Leuven student association LOKO has been recognized by the nationalist student association NSV! permanently withdrawn. The umbrella organization announced this on Saturday. LOKO had already taken the recognition two weeks ago, but NSV! had appealed against that decision.
The decision to use NSV! definitively no longer recognised, was taken on Friday evening at the general meeting of the umbrella organization. NSV! loses its subsidies from LOKO and the possibility of lending materials. Previously, KU Leuven had also prohibited the association from using its premises.
This can be seen in the context of the lecture that Dries Van Langenhove gave last month at the Pedagogical Institute. The lecture was controversial: a large part of his argument went into demonstrating ethnic differences between population groups. KU Leuven subsequently filed a complaint against the Schild & Friends founder following his statements, and the interfederal equal opportunities center Unia also started an investigation.
LOKO also believes that the lecture “goes against their general values”. “Our inclusivity statement stipulates that we reject any form of exclusion, transgressive behavior, hatred, violence, abuse of power, or discrimination,” the umbrella organization said in a press release on Saturday.
The agenda item about NSV! was discussed in closed circle on Friday, “so that the privacy and representation of the representatives of the student circles is maximally guaranteed”. “It was a long process, but we are especially satisfied that this matter could be concluded in a respectful and serene manner,” conclude Sofie Ooms and Stien Smaege, chairman and vice-chairman of LOKO.
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The student association KVHV (Catholic Flemish High Student Association) is not recognized by the City of Ghent this year. Hafsa El-Bazioui (Green), councilor for Youth, confirms this. The KVHV board refused to distance itself from a much-discussed lecture by Jeff Hoeyberghs.
This month, the City of Ghent again considered the lecture that plastic surgeon Jeff Hoeyberghs gave to Ghent University in December 2019. There he made a series of sexist comments, for which he was taken to court and convicted.
Hoeyberghs’ legal options to oppose this have been exhausted for several months. That was the signal for the City of Ghent to once again ask the KVHV, the organizer of the lecture, to distance itself from Hoeyberghs’ statements. The students also had to guarantee that something like this would not happen again.
The KVHV was given until March 8, which is not coincidentally International Women’s Day. But that deadline was not met, says El-Bazioui (Green), who, as Alderman for Youth, is responsible for the recognition of student associations. “The deadline was not respected, which means the alliance cannot be recognized this academic year.”
Without recognition from the City of Ghent, the KVHV cannot claim subsidies from the city. The association is also now denied access to the Gravensteen, where the association annually organizes the Uylenspiegel festivals. The KVHV is considering legal action to challenge that decision, the association reports to VRT.
Recognized student associations must comply with an anti-discrimination clause from the City of Ghent. This states, among other things, that there may be no form of discrimination on the grounds of gender. Third parties, in this case Hoeyberghs, must also comply with this rule. The KVHV had to reconfirm in time that it would respect the clause, which did not happen.
