Las Palmas de Gran Canaria hosts a new edition of its Book Fair
Aridane González speaks on climate change at the Fuerteventura Summer University Fuerteventura Summer University Fuerteventura Summer University The ULPGC professor and researcher will explain the need to include knowledge about the upcoming challenges at all levels of education. Between July 4 and 7, Fuerteventura hosts the first edition of its Summer University, thanks to an agreement signed by the University of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria and the island's Cabildo. The teaching event will have as its common thread education as a tool for social transformation. One of the speakers will be Aridane González, who on Thursday, July 6, will give the presentation 'Knowing climate change and its impacts in the Canary Islands: Education and Climate Action'. In it he aims to show the need to include all knowledge about climate change at all levels of education, because, in his opinion, terminologies are often mixed, which can mislead about what people can do in their respective lives to mitigate the effects. «Education, training and transparency» It points out the need to transfer knowledge of science and administration to families so that they understand the implications that the changes that we are already beginning to observe have in all areas of life, such as the increase in temperature, sea level, desertification or the change.
The routes of tropical phenomena, "which we have been seeing, with data, for decades." He considers that the transfer of knowledge is essential in the fight against climate denialism, "which in reality is denialism of everything," and that it is fought with "education, training and transparency."Cáritas detects a "deeper" footprint of poverty in the Canary Islands Presentation of the institutional memory of Cáritas Presentation of the institutional memory of Cáritas Caya Suárez, general secretary of the organization in the islands, points out that the pandemic Europe Mobile Number List and inflation have worsened the situation of people in social exclusion. Cáritas Canarias detects a "deeper" footprint of poverty in the Canary Islands, according to the recently presented 2022 institutional memory. Caya Suárez, general secretary of the organization in the islands, points out that last year 28,0000 people were served, 15% more than in 2019, the year before the pandemic. He assures that the crisis had a significant impact on all people, but those who were already excluded worsened their situation: "There is a deeper mark on poverty that in the Canary Islands has a structural nature." More complex realities The report indicates that the number of people who, having a job, do not make ends meet has increased.
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Furthermore, people no longer only need food, but also training to access employment, rent at low prices or help to restore family relationships, which forces a change in the form of accompaniment provided by Cáritas. Suárez highlights that the pandemic has also created many psychological disorders and increased the number of addictions caused by social exclusion. All of this has to be addressed by Cáritas due to the important difficulty that arises from being able to cover different realities simultaneously and also with resources that do not grow at the same rate.La Palma collects 2000 signatures in defense of a Canarian law on volcanoes Collection of signatures in Los Llanos de Aridane Collection of signatures in Los Llanos de Aridane Juan González Morín, spokesperson for the promoting commission, points out that the popular legislative initiative is aimed at "shielding" the social and economic rights of those affected. Citizens of La Palma have started a campaign to collect signatures to present to the Canary Islands Parliament a popular legislative initiative aimed at approving a Canary Islands volcano law. Juan González Morín, spokesperson for the promotion commission, points out that in just a few days 2,000 signatures have been collected in the municipality of Los Llanos de Aridane alone, which represents "an enormous success in participation." The law attempts to protect the social and economic rights of citizens, in such a way that everything lost due to this type of phenomenon is covered and so as not to be subject to changes in government.
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