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The moratorium shouldn’t be sufficient
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The moratorium shouldn’t be sufficient

by Chief editor of world-today-news.com June 10, 2024
written by Chief editor of world-today-news.com

The municipal determination to ascertain a moratorium on vacationer flats, giving prior discover that it was going to be adopted, is a joke or a well-calculated determination to realize the precise reverse of what they declare to wish to obtain. 4 years in the past I wrote an article on this identical newspaper by which I affirmed the hindrance of the largely accepted tourism coverage, an opinion that provoked indignant criticism from locals and strangers, together with an editorial from the Valencian director of essentially the most listened to channel in Spain. I nonetheless assume that Valencia shouldn’t be a vacationer metropolis, even when it’s a metropolis that insists on receiving vacationers, however that is too delicate a distinction to handle right here and now.

If in that article I acknowledged that our nation has tourism past our prospects and needed to cease, now I affirm that the measures that postpone making choices to lower vacationer exercise, such because the moratorium on license authorizations for vacationer flats, are inadequate. . Moreover, this moratorium, since its approval was communicated privately upfront – I believe lengthy earlier than it was printed within the press – the primary consequence has been a big enhance in functions, so now the town council has the issue of what to do with people who got here in. on report earlier than being accredited, thus nullifying a part of the impact that the moratorium seeks.

In one other order of issues, when it was mentioned whether or not or not the implementation of the vacationer tax had a unfavourable impression on that sector, the left affirmed that this determination didn’t have such an impression and that it solely made it doable to have assets to get well the unfavourable impacts that tourism causes. For its half, the fitting claimed that it could have a deterrent impact. Confronted with this dialogue, the fact is that the vacationer tax doesn’t characterize a brake on tourism however it is usually true that its assortment doesn’t characterize a big enhance in revenue that serves to appropriate the unfavourable impacts on the surroundings, the economic system and social life. So, neither one factor nor the opposite. Placing one euro or three or 5 per in a single day keep has zero impression as a brake on the arrival of vacationers to our metropolis, first as a result of that quantity is so small in comparison with the full paid that it’s virtually not taken into consideration and second as a result of the businesses take up in any other case that amount with which in lots of circumstances they preserve the costs. Concerning the second concern – having new assets – the quantity collected is so small in phrases relative to the funds of public administrations that it isn’t even remotely sufficient to appropriate the unfavourable results that tourism has on the territory.

Let’s take Barcelona for instance. In response to information from the town council, the quantity collected by the tax between 2019-2023 was €54 million. This yr between the progressive readjustment of the municipal surcharge and the Generalitat charge there can be 72 million (20 for the Generalitat, 52 for the town council). These monies are welcome, however it’s clear that, though for bizarre mortals this quantity is big, for public administrations it’s a trifle. The municipal funds of Barcelona is €3,807 million and that of the Generalitat is €51,640 million. The Barcelona Tourism Consortium spends €45 million on totally different actions aimed on the tourism sector, together with promotion. What stays can not probably pay for the correction of the unfavourable results on cleanliness, city destruction -normal and abnormal-, air pollution in all its varieties, and so on. To not point out the perverse results on housing, requirements of dwelling, price of dwelling, lack of conventional commerce, and so on. Even assuming that this quantity is doubled by VAT because of the rise in vacationer consumption, the steadiness remains to be unfavourable. Solely the creation of jobs and the rise generally financial exercise is what offers a optimistic steadiness, however after all that’s the lure, as a result of since tourism is so necessary for employment and for our economic system, we should maintain it and make investments to that it doesn’t decline all of a sudden, in such a manner that one enters a vicious circle of countless self-justification. One other Faustian pact.

If we switch this actuality to Valencia the figures are even worse. Barcelona was visited by 12 million individuals with a mean keep of three nights, Valencia in 2023 acquired 2,319,546 vacationers who stayed 2.5 nights per particular person. The recaudation kind of What it could generate for Valencia, making use of the identical charges as in Catalonia, can be one fifth, barely 11 million and though the press studies fluctuate between 5 and 22 million, I do not know the place they arrive from. Solely the spending on selling Valencia as a vacationer vacation spot far exceeds that quantity, including what’s allotted by the town council, the provincial council and the Generalitat – by the best way, dispersed in numerous objects beneath very suggestive names – with which we obtain that the revenue from the tax pay part of the bills brought on by the promotion of Valencia to proceed receiving vacationers with out allocating something to appropriate the unfavourable results that this enhance in arrivals produces. A nonsense.

Making an allowance for the whole lot we’re experiencing with vacationer overcrowding in Valencia, I now imagine that choices should be made to withdraw assets, private and non-private, destined for tourism to allocate them to different actions, primarily to guard the surroundings and promote different niches. of employment. Insurance policies to scale back the present state of vacationer exercise in our metropolis should positively be activated, extending the moratorium for extra years. As well as, and amongst different measures, direct and oblique assist to vacationer actions must be eradicated, eliminating the totally different promotional campaigns for our metropolis as a vacationer vacation spot, establishing limitations on visits to sure areas, lowering licenses in restaurant companies resembling terraces. and rethinking most of the deliberate investments in transportation infrastructure that assist promote the arrival of vacationers. With that, maybe we will convert some basement flats into neighborhood companies once more, cut back the stress on housing, decrease the typical rental worth, cut back noise and make the town liveable once more for these of us who attempt to reside in it. We are going to speak about what occurs to employment when these measures are adopted at one other time.

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Experts Emphasize Importance of Vaccination in Preventing Respiratory Infections: Highlights from World Immunization Week
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Experts Emphasize Importance of Vaccination in Preventing Respiratory Infections: Highlights from World Immunization Week

by Chief editor of world-today-news.com April 17, 2024
written by Chief editor of world-today-news.com

Vaccination plays a vital role in preventing respiratory infections caused by the AIDS virus. grasprespiratory syncytial virus (RSV), SARS-Cov-2, whooping cough and pneumococcus, pathogens that affect young children and the elderly. Now, in a meeting organized around World Immunization Week by Pfizer and the National Association of Health Informants (ANIS)experts emphasize that a vaccine is a “waste resource” that could help protect people in other age groups who suffer from certain pathologies, and especially patients chronic respiratory diseases, and is essential in trying to prevent hospitalization and related complications.

The meeting was well attended Carmen Pingarron, head of the gynecology service at the QuirónsaludSan José de Hospital Madrid; Maria Garces Sanchezpediatrician at Nazareth Health Center (Valiant) and a member of the Advisory Committee of the Vaccines from Spanish Association of Pediatrics (CAV-AEP); Isabel Jimeno, Family doctor, CEO of SEMG Vaccine Group (Spanish Association of General and Family Physicians) and a member of the NeumoExpertos group; Angel Gilprofessor of Preventive Medicine and Public Health at the King Juan Carlos University from Madrid and member of the NeumoExpertos group; Jose Chavezmedical director of Pfizer Spain; Mate Hernandezcommunications director at Pfizer and Graziella Almendralpresident of the National Association of Health Informants (ANIS).

Graziella Almendral recalled in this context that the data from the WHO indicate that the total number of lives saved as a result of vaccines is 50 million, analyzing the period between 2000 and 2019 alone. The figure from the same group, saved for the debate by José Chaves, has saved 4-5 million lives every year, although there is still room for improvement,” he said.

For her part, Carmen Pingarrón has indicated that there is an increase in income from the end of autumn and the beginning of spring. infection caused by RSV, 70% bronchiolitis, 24% complications and 5% pneumonia. The virus is particularly harmful to vulnerable people (newborns, babies, children under 12 with pathologies, immunocompromised people, people with COPD – chronic obstructive pulmonary disease – or congestive heart failure, among others, “but it can also affect healthy adults, especially if we are older than 65 years, who may suffer the effects of the disease worse.”

Likewise, she pointed out that 33 million cases of infection are recorded every year in children under 5 years of age, and “as a gynecologist,” she pointed out the benefits of vaccination for pregnant women, “which are not it not only protects the mothers, but also their children, who are already born with combined antibodies without which it would be difficult for them to deal with diseases.” When the vaccination process begins in babies, which happens when they are six weeks old, “a valuable period of almost two months is lost when they enjoy the protection provided by maternal vaccination.”

She and the rest of the meeting participants have emphasized the broad level agreement in this regard, both between scientific societies and in the different administrations.

María Garcés has shown that RSV is a pathogen with a major impact on real life stages, and that there is a “dramatic” element for clinicians because there is no specific treatment, pointing to the advent of the vaccine that “finishing the picture. “protection.”

Recalling the impact of previous vaccines, he pointed out that since the launch of vaccines against pneumococcus, “170 million cases of infection have been avoided in the world.”

Isabel Jimeno has focused on the adult population served in Primary Care consultations, including both healthy people and patients with chronic and immune diseases in her evaluations .

He has highlighted problems with data such as the fact that 7-8% of people admitted for pneumococcal pneumonia suffer episodes of a cardiovascular nature: “The vaccine not only protects the against infectious diseases, but also against problems that may appear in other areas. .” or the systems of the organism.

Acknowledging the possibility that there were obstacles to the widespread vaccination of the population, Ángel Gil tends to start with people older than 79 years, to expand the campaigns until he protects all the people in need on. “In Galiciathe vaccination calendar has given a special pillar to this segment of the population, which I consider successful,” he said.

2024-04-17 19:18:51
#Vaccines #saved #million #lives #decades #worldwide #diariofarma

April 17, 2024 0 comments
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Definitive Closure of the Valencia-Cuenca-Madrid Railway Line
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Definitive Closure of the Valencia-Cuenca-Madrid Railway Line

by Chief editor of world-today-news.com January 6, 2024
written by Chief editor of world-today-news.com

The veteran railway line Valencia-Cuenca-Madrid It is now three years since the storm Filomena (which turned the Iberian Peninsula white from January 6 to 11, 2020) silenced his journey from Utiel to Cuenca. He The last Utiel-Cuenca train circulated on January 8, 2021. Was the first blow to this battered railway that suffered the second blow on July 19, 2021, when the last journey between Cuenca and Aranjuez was made. And to which the Ministry of Transport gave the touch of grace by approving the definitive closure in February 2023.

The line through Cuenca requires 319 million to be able to transport goods

«The Aranjuez-Utiel line cannot provide a satisfactory response to the mobility needs of citizens», concluded the Ministry of Transport, when it was directed by Raquel Sánchez, to justify the closure of the line. He The central government even presented in Cuenca the project to completely dismantle the line to convert the Cuenca-Utiel and Cuenca-Tarancón section into a greenway.redevelop the land that the train would abandon in the Cuenca city and the promise of providing on-demand bus service to the small municipalities that are left without train service.

The residents of Camporrobles ‘camp’ at the train station to protest the closure of the line

A proposal that the Supreme Court stopped dead when admit for processing the contentious-administrative appeal presented by the municipalities of Aranjuez, Arguisuelas, Camporrobles, Cañada del Hoyo, Carboneras, Castillejo del Romeral, Huete, Santa Cruz de la Zarza, Víllora and Yémedaten of the veighty-three municipalities that have been left without rail service, even if it was precarious. Two of them are Valencian: Camporrobles and Las Cuevas, a village in Utiel.

City councils and associations gather in Utiel against the cessation of the conventional train to Cuenca

The ten municipalities have achieved that the third section of the contentious-administrative chamber of the Supreme Court adopted on June 26, 2023 the precautionary suspension of the agreement of the Council of Ministers of February 21, 2023 that closed the Utiel-Aranjuez railway section of line 03-310 Aranjuez-Valencia-Font de Sant Lluís. A measure that The State Attorney’s Office, the Cuenca City Council (late) and the Cuenca Provincial Council appealed that are in favor of the dismantling of the railway line to carry out the planned urban planning action.

The (railway) crime of Cuenca

Some allegations that the Supreme Court rejected, according to the order issued on November 30, to which it has had access Levante-EMV. The High Court maintains the precautionary suspension of the closure of the line due to the “possible irreparable or irreversible damages derived from the execution of the agreement [del Consejo de Ministros] which decides the closure of the railway section of the reviewed section of the Aranjuez-Valencia Font de Sant Lluís railway line”.

Protest in València and Aranjuez against the closure of the railway line with Cuenca

And he points out that «It is clear that carrying out the actions entailed by the contested agreement may determine the loss of the legitimate purpose of the appeal since, in the event that a ruling is issued upholding the claims of the appelling corporations, a situation of material impossibility of the appeal may arise. resumption of rail service object of the appeal” if they are dismantled of “all or part of the infrastructure necessary for the provision of the service.”

Camporrobles and the associations rescue a 2014 project so that line C3 reaches the municipality

Investments in a decade

The Supreme Court, in addition, required both the Ministry of Finance and the public companies Adif and Renfe to provide the investments made on the line, in the rolling stock (the trains) “from 2012 to the last budgeted year”in addition to reporting on «the changes that have occurred (transfer of work center, closure of work centers, or any other modification) in the employment relationship of the personnel who provided service on the railway line 03- 310 Aranjuez –València Font de Sant Lluís».

The Ministry of Transport announces the definitive closure of the railway line from Utiel to Tarancón

During all this time of railway lock, The residents of Camporrobles (1,198 inhabitants registered in 2020) have gathered on the 7th of each month since March 2021 to demand the reopening of the line. Tomorrow, Sunday, they will gather again at the Camporrobles station, starting at 5:30 p.m., with candles, to remember the “three years without a train” so they will observe three minutes of silence. «Let us not forget that in towns with depopulation we cannot lose public services. We have roads. We want Cercanías and we want the train», recalls Juan Ramón Ferrandis, general secretary of the CGT-PV union.

Requiem for the historical line to Cuenca that will not turn 75 years old

2024-01-06 06:03:31
#historic #line #Utiel #Cuenca #celebrates #years #train #service

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ESIC Achieves Impressive 94.3% Employability Rate: How Did They Do It?
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ESIC Achieves Impressive 94.3% Employability Rate: How Did They Do It?

by Chief editor of world-today-news.com December 26, 2023
written by Chief editor of world-today-news.com

Job opportunities are one of the strengths that make ESIC unique, a differential fact. At this time, the business school reaches national level 94.3% employability one year after completing their academic journey.

ESIC has a wide offer linked to management, Marketing, Digital Business, Data and Business Analytics; He too ADE classic or International Business. And, of course, postgraduate degrees, such as Finance, Logistics or Human Resourcesdue to the influence of the port, in addition to MBA.

Digital Transformation in Valencian Companies: challenges and opportunities

The fundamental mission of the Business School is to transform people and prepare them to successfully face the challenges of the labor market, anticipating their emerging needs, which is achieved thanks to the close connection of ESIC with the Business environment.

QUESTION: The year is ending and it is time to take stock. What are the most notable achievements and challenges overcome by ESIC Valencia?

ANSWER: It has been a positive year, we are satisfied with the results obtained. And we have achieved it with a high level of self-demand, I think it is the driving force behind the results. We are dedicated to training people and I would highlight as an achievement the good work of the entire team to make the professional community grow with constant learning. One of the reasons for greatest satisfaction is the growing number of friends that ESIC has.

«We have to assume that many of the old recipes will not work for us. But at ESIC we have the habit of moving forward despite uncertainty.”

Q: And if we talk about 2024, how does the institution plan to capitalize on emerging trends in education and employability in the coming year?

A: We approach 2024 with optimism. We need to move forward with focus and determination. We must assume that many of the old recipes will not work for us, we are immersed in a time of great changes. But at ESIC we have the habit of moving forward knowing that there will be uncertainty and limits. We live in times when fears are disguised with excuses and we must face them through humility, empathy and simplicity.

Q: What are, from your perspective, the main obstacles that both the educational system and companies face in meeting the growing demand for qualified professionals?

A: In a world where R&D systems are stressed again and again due to the effect of strategic competition between China and the US, our innovation remains insufficient, we must aspire to more. We cannot have a slow administration weighed down by bureaucracy and inflexibility. We attend, resigned, to the poor results of our primary school students in mathematics or comprehension tests…. The world is heading towards an era of brutal innovation, where generative AI applications, such as ChatGPT, are the tip of an iceberg that is developing at a global level and where a clear commitment must be made to science and technology.

Agustín Carrilero, director of ESIC in the Valencian Community. German Caballero

Q: Therefore, do you consider the importance of collaboration between companies and universities to be vital?

A: It is essential. More than throwing powerpoints Downwards we must inject confidence between universities and companies. Trust is sown and without sowing there is no harvest. I believe that if we manage to create a clear and, I insist, trustworthy framework, that is what will allow us to achieve a whole that transcends the sum of the parts.

Q: From your experience, what do you consider to be the most notable benefits, both for companies and universities, of establishing a strategic and solid collaboration?

A: The benefits are enormous, they need each other and they have to walk the path together. But you have to work to find that moment to reflect and share and try to be deeper in understanding the reality of the university and the company. And it is evident that changes must be made, but we have to make them, but we do assume that moments of discomfort are the best moments of growth.

«We must make changes, but we must assume that moments of discomfort are the best for growth»

Q: The ESIC Alumni employability rate is 94.3%. How is that high percentage achieved?

A: With a team of people committed and passionate about their work. We do not know what will happen in the next 10 years, but we have the ability to train our students in skills to build a solid structure that responds to the needs and changes that are going to occur in the environment.

2023-12-26 11:05:47
#tip #iceberg #world #heading #era #brutal #innovation

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Immunization Campaign Against Bronchiolitis for At-Risk Babies and Youngest Children
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Immunization Campaign Against Bronchiolitis for At-Risk Babies and Youngest Children

by Chief editor of world-today-news.com September 21, 2023
written by Chief editor of world-today-news.com

The “vaccine” against bronchiolitis will be given first to at-risk babies and the youngest onesJ. HERNANDEZ

All the children under two years old are infected at some point by the respiratory syncytial virus (VRS), one of the many respiratory viruses that surround the little ones. The problem is that getting infected with RSV, something that is very easy, does not have the same consequences for all babies. They can pass it off as a simple cold, but it can also degenerate into bronchiolitis, an inflammation of the smallest channels in the lungs and that’s where the problems begin. Babies, especially younger ones, they end up getting tired because they can’t breathe and they need to be admitted to the hospital or even the ICU to receive oxygen. On rare occasions, they do not overcome the disease because there is really no specific treatment.

Respiratory infections increase among children after returning to school

These most serious cases, which occur every year (and as evidenced by the collapse that occurred last year in the Valencian pediatric ICUs), are the ones that we want to avoid this fall-winter with the new immunization campaign that is going to be launched in the Valencian Community (and in the rest of Spain). The objective is to protect the most vulnerable from bronchiolitis starting this October and that hospital admissions and damages that may be avoidable can be avoided. According to the Ministry of Health, only last year There were 1,700 children who had to enter.

It is the first year that the Public Health Commission has advised immunizing all children up to six months of age against RSV with a monoclonal antibody and not only those at risk as has been done until now. In the C. Valenciana this will mean going from protecting about 1,000 babies to doing so with 36,000. The date marked on the calendar is next October 1 and the Valencian health centers and hospitals have already received the instructions for this first campaign.

Those at risk and the smallest, first

Thus, according to the document released this week by the Ministry of Health, and to which this newspaper has had access, the health centers andThey will start giving appointments starting next Monday, October 2 and they will have a marked order. The first to receive the vaccine will be children under 2 years old who are at risk (who were born prematurely, with severe immunosuppression, who have heart, bronchopulmonary or congenital diseases, Down syndrome…). Everyone will have to receive the jab before October.

For healthy babies, all those born since April 1 of this year will be called, that is up to babies who are 6 months old next October 1, but also with an order of prioritization. QThe little ones will go first “considering that the risk is higher the younger the child is,” they point out from the department.

Pediatric ICUs are on the limit as bronchiolitis increases

Newborns in maternity hospitals

Those born from that Sunday, October 1 and until March 31, 2024 will be able get immunized before leaving the hospitalbetter if it is in their first or second day of life because, the younger they are, the more serious the infection can be.

The objective is to have the infants who are most likely to have an episode of bronchiolitis covered as soon as possible, preferably in the month of October because in previous years the pico of the disease has arrived in November or early December as happened last year.

An antibody therapy

The drug that the children will receive is not a vaccine as such but an antibody therapy: nirsevimab. That is, children do not receive a part of the virus or the attenuated virus as in a vaccine so that the body recognizes it and generates its own antibodies, but rather, in this puncture, the antibodies that must fight the virus are directly administered.

“It is not something new, because at-risk children have been receiving antibody therapy since 1998, but it is a cheaper drug, with higher efficacy and longer-lasting protection,” explains the Valencian pediatrician and vaccine researcher at the Foundation. Fisabio, María Garcés-Sánchez.

“It can change the scenario of bronchiolitis”

Professionals hope that this immunization will represent a before and after “a change of scenery” because, until now, bronchiolitis “has never had a specific treatment that worked,” he points out, and now with this therapy, there is a possibility to prevent it. The president of the Spanish Association of Pediatrics, the Valencian, is of the same opinion. Luis Blesa. “The prospects are very good. We have high hopes and we hope that the campaign works because it represents a great effort and can prevent deaths and problems in children,” he explains.

The keys to the immunization campaign

What is RSV?It is a respiratory virus that affects 90% of children under two years of age and is behind 80% of cases of bronchiolitis, a disease that attacks the lungs and makes it difficult for children to breathe. The smaller, the more serious it can be. Last year it generated 1,700 hospitalizations of children, most of them healthy. Antibody therapyThe drug that children will receive is not a vaccine as such but a therapy with monoclonal antibodies: nirsevimab. That is, children do not receive a part of the virus or the attenuated virus as in a vaccine so that the body recognizes it and generates its own antibodies, but rather, in this puncture, the antibodies that must fight the virus are directly administered. Since 1998, this therapy has been used with at-risk babies up to two years old, this year is the first that it is extended to all babies up to 6 months old, 36,000 in total in C. Valenciana.Who will be immunized?The campaign has included children under 2 years of age who are at risk (premature, with severe immunosuppression, with heart problems, bronchopulmonary or congenital diseases, Down syndrome…) and who in C.Valenciana are close of a thousand, but also to children up to 6 months. Those born between April 1, 2023 and September 30, 2023 will receive the jab at their health center in order from youngest to oldest. Those born from October to March 31, 2024 will receive the puncture as soon as they are born, 48 hours later at the latest, because they are at greater risk.When does it start?In hospitals it will begin on October 1st with those born that day. In health centers, pediatricians are ordered to start giving appointments as of Monday, October 2, but with the intention that at-risk babies and the youngest ones are protected that same month in the event of infections arriving in November.
2023-09-21 05:00:49
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Rudest Cities in Spain According to Residents: Alicante-Elche Ranks Third
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Rudest Cities in Spain According to Residents: Alicante-Elche Ranks Third

by Chief editor of world-today-news.com September 2, 2023
written by Chief editor of world-today-news.com

end of december the Preply portal surprised with a ranking of the rudest cities in Spain, according to the opinion “of its own residents.” There the Alicante-Elche area appeared as the third in the classification, only behind Santa Cruz de Tenerife and Granada.

The score that people from Alicante and Elche gave to their own place of residence in the rudeness scale was 5.81above San Sebastián, Bilbao, Palma, Barcelona, ​​Málaga, Valladolid and Madrid, the rest of the towns that close the top 10.

Instead, the Orihuela-Murcia area it appears as the fourth where its inhabitants have a better concept of their own education, while Valencia is in third place. The most educated city in Spain according to this classification is Vigo, with a score of 5.17 in rudeness, followed by the A Coruña-Oleiros-Arteixo area.

[Las 10 ciudades de España donde la gente se comporta peor, según sus residentes]

What criteria does this classification use to decide which cities are more or less rude? well preply breaks it down into 12 items, and some cities perform better in some and very bad in others. The final score is obtained by averaging.

The complete list of the rude behaviors and the cities that show the worst behavior in them is the following:

1. Being on the phone all the time in public: Saint Sebastian.

2. Do not let other cars pass when there is traffic: Granada.

3. Do not slow down when driving near pedestrian areas with pedestrians: Santa Cruz of Tenerife.

4. Being loud in public: Santa Cruz of Tenerife.

5. Do not welcome outsiders: Saint Sebastian.

6. Watch videos in public: Orihuela-Murcia.

7. Talk to the speaker in public: Bilbao.

8. Block out body language: Saint Sebastian.

9. Not respecting personal space: Alicante-Elche.

10. Being rude to the service staff: Granada.

11. Not leaving a tip: Saint Sebastian.

12. Skip the line: Granada.

As you can see, Alicante-Elche get the worst grade in the country in the “Not respecting personal space” section, while Orihuela-Murcia does so in “Watching videos in public” despite the fact that, in its general classification, it is one of the most educated areas in Spain.

On the other hand, in Preply they also asked the participants their opinion about who they thought were more rude, residents or non-residents“the self by the contrary was equal to ill-educated people”.

And among all cities, 21.25% thought non-residents were ruder than residents and 26.04% indicated that locals were ruder in their opinion. Finally, 40.97% indicated similarity in the degree of rudeness on both sides and 11.74% indicated that they did not know what to say.

#AlicanteElche #rudest #areas #Spain #study #reasons

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