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"Never Give Up"/ Wilson Abimael Aguilar Duran 2-A SMEC

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"Never Give Up"/ Wilson Abimael Aguilar Duran 2-A SMEC

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Contrary to what we usually believe, joy and inner peace do not depend on external circumstances. Serenity and happiness appear when we learn to live with dignity and courage, knowing who we are and where we want to go. True happiness consists in taking ownership of one's life from a radical responsibility. From psychoanalysis, practical philosophy and Zen Buddhism, Jorge Cantero, clinical psychologist and psychotherapist, develops a path in twenty-one lessons towards a full life. A journey in which to let go of ballast, give space to what is truly important and move towards our best version with will and confidence. From intelligence and a deep knowledge of what makes us human, it leads us to the center of our being, our values ​​and our truth, without cheating or empty positivism. Never Give Up is real and concrete help for times of crisis like the ones we are experiencing, but also and above all an instruction manual for a better life, full of meaning and opportunities.

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Water is a fundamental resource for the life of all living beings.  However, today water is under extreme threat due to the increase in world population, the growing demand of agriculture and industry and, especially, the effects of climate change on the planet.  These are some of the reasons why World Water Day is celebrated.

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For more than 100 years, March 8 is a day that celebrates the rights won by women in all areas and commemorates the long history of struggles and sacrifices to achieve them.  Currently, during this day, marches and demonstrations are organized around the world to denounce that there is still a long way to go to achieve this desired real equality between men and women.  Well, many data confirm precisely this, that in many countries being born a woman is a social burden.

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world engineering day for sustainable development

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world engineering day for sustainable development

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In November 2019 and during the 40th General Conference of UNESCO, it was resolved to proclaim that every March 4th of each year the World Day of Engineering for Sustainable Development would be commemorated Sustainable engineering implies that professionals consider an interdisciplinary approach. This is essential, since it will not be enough to have the support of environmental engineering. Input from all other branches will be needed.Furthermore, sustainability should be incorporated by all fields of engineering. So they don't just improve their practices. If not that the benefits are manifested in the quality of life of the rest of the community. One of UNESCO's objectives is to achieve the development of an engineering curriculum, in which the notion of sustainability is taught as it is: a global priority.

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International Women's Day ( IWD) is a global holiday celebrated annually on March 8 to commemorate the cultural, political, and socioeconomic achievements of women.[3] It is also a focal point in the women's rights movement, bringing attention to issues such as gender equality, reproductive rights, and violence against women.[4]

IWD originated from labor movements in North America and Europe during the early 20th century.[5][6] The earliest version was purportedly a "Women's Day" organized by the Socialist Party of America in New York City February 28, 1909. This inspired German delegates at the 1910 International Socialist Woman's Conference to propose "a special Women's Day" be organized annually, albeit with no set date;[7] the following year saw the first demonstrations and commemorations of International Women's Day across Europe. After women gained suffrage in Soviet Russia in 1917 (the beginning of the February Revolution), IWD was made a national holiday on March 8;[8] it was subsequently celebrated on that date by the socialist movement and communist countries. The holiday was associated with far-left movements and governments until its adoption by the global feminist movement in the late 1960s. IWD became a mainstream global holiday following its adoption by the United Nations in 1977.[9]

International Women's Day is commemorated in a variety of ways worldwide; it is a public holiday in several countries, and observed socially or locally in others.[10] The UN observes the holiday in connection with a particular issue, campaign, or theme in women's rights.[11] In some parts of the world, IWD still reflects its political origins, being marked by protests and calls for radical change; in other areas, particularly in the West, it is largely sociocultural and centered on a celebration of womanhood.[12]

The earliest purported Women's Day observance, called " National Woman's Day",[13] was held on February 28, 1909, in New York City, organized by the Socialist Party of America[14] at the suggestion of activist Theresa Malkiel.[15] There have been claims that the day was commemorating a protest by women garment workers in New York on March 8, 1857, but researchers have alleged this to be a myth intended to detach International Women's Day from its socialist origin.[16][17][18] [16]

In August 1910, an International Socialist Women's Conference was organized ahead of the general meeting of the Socialist Second International in Copenhagen, Denmark.[19] Inspired in part by the American socialists, German delegates Clara Zetkin, Käte Duncker, Paula Thiede, and others proposed the establishment of an annual "Women's Day", although no date was specified.[7][16][20] The 100 delegates, representing 17 countries, agreed with the idea as a strategy to promote equal rights, including women's suffrage.[21]

The following year, on March 19, 1911, the first International Women's Day (IWD) was marked by over a million people in Austria, Denmark, Germany, and Switzerland.[14] In the Austria-Hungary alone, there were 300 demonstrations,[16] with women parading on the Ringstrasse in Vienna, carrying banners honoring the martyrs of the Paris Commune.[16] Across Europe, women demanded the right to vote and to hold public office, and protested against employment sex discrimination.[3]

IWD initially had no set date, though it was generally celebrated in late February or early March. Americans continued to observe "National Women's Day" on the last Sunday in February, while Russia observed International Women's Day for the first time in 1913, on the last Saturday in February (albeit based on the Julian calendar, as in the Gregorian calendar, the date was March 8).[22] In 1914, International Women's Day was held on March 8 for the first time in Germany, possibly because that date was a Sunday.[22] As elsewhere, Germany's observance was dedicated to women's right to vote, which German women did not win until 1918.[22][23] Concurrently, there was a march in London in support of women's suffrage, during which Sylvia Pankhurst was arrested in front of Charing Cross station on her way to speak in Trafalgar Square.[24]

On March 8, 1917 in Petrograd, women textile workers began a demonstration that eventually engulfed the whole city, demanding "Bread and Peace"-an end to World War I, to food shortages, and to czarism.[22] This marked the beginning of the February Revolution, which alongside the October Revolution, made up the Russian Revolution.[3][25] Revolutionary leader Leon Trotsky wrote, "23 February (8th March) was International Woman's Day and meetings and actions were foreseen. But we did not imagine that this 'Women's Day' would inaugurate the revolution. Revolutionary actions were foreseen but without a date. But in the morning, despite the orders to the contrary, textile workers left their work in several factories and sent delegates to ask for the support of the strike... which led to mass strike... all went out into the streets."[22] Seven days later, Tsar Nicholas II abdicated, and the provisional Government granted women the right to vote.[14]

In 1917, following the October Revolution, Bolsheviks Alexandra Kollontai and Vladimir Lenin made IWD an official holiday in the Soviet Union.[26] On May 8, 1965, the USSR Presidium of the Supreme Soviet decreed International Women's Day a non-working day in the USSR, "in commemoration of the outstanding merits of Soviet women in communistic construction, in the defense of their Fatherland during the Great Patriotic War, in their heroism and selflessness at the front and in the rear, and also marking the great contribution of women to strengthening friendship between peoples, and the struggle for peace. But still, women's day must be celebrated as are other holidays."[citation needed ]

After its official adoption in Soviet Russia, IWD was predominantly celebrated in communist countries and by the communist movement worldwide. Communist leader Dolores Ibárruri led a women's march in Madrid in 1936 on the eve of the Spanish Civil War.[16] Chinese communists observed the holiday beginning in 1922,[16] though it soon gained traction across the political spectrum: In 1927, Guangzhou saw a march of 25,000 women and male supporters, including representatives of the Kuomintang, the YWCA, and labor organizations.[27] After the founding of the People's Republic of China on October 1, 1949, the State Council proclaimed on December 23 that March 8 would be made an official holiday, with women given a half-day off.[28]

IWD remained predominantly a communist holiday until roughly 1967 when it was taken up by second-wave feminists.[16] The day re-emerged as a day of activism, and is sometimes known in Europe as the "Women's International Day of Struggle". In the 1970s and 1980s, women's groups were joined by leftists and labor organizations in calling for equal pay, equal economic opportunity, equal legal rights, reproductive rights, subsidized child care, and the prevention of violence against women.[29][30]

The United Nations began celebrating International Women's Day in 1975, which had been proclaimed the International Women's Year. In 1977, the United Nations General Assembly invited member states to proclaim March 8 as an official UN holiday for women's rights and world peace.[31] It has since been commemorated annually by the UN and much of the world, with each year's observance centered on a particular theme or issue within women's rights.

International Women's Day sparked violence in Tehran, Iran on March 4, 2007, when police beat hundreds of men and women who were planning a rally. (A previous rally for the occasion was held in Tehran in 2003.)[32] Police arrested dozens of women and some were released after several days of solitary confinement and interrogation.[33] Shadi Sadr, Mahbubeh Abbasgholizadeh and several more community activists were released on March 19, 2007, ending a fifteen-day hunger strike.[34]

By the twenty-first century, IWD has been criticized as heavily diluted and commercialized, particularly in the West, where it is sponsored by major corporations and used to promote general and vague notions of equality, rather than radical social reforms.[35] In 2009, the British marketing firm Aurora Ventures set up a "International Women's Day" website with corporate sponsorship.[36][37] The website began to promote hashtags as themes for the day, which became used internationally.[38] The day was commemorated by business breakfasts and social media communications that were deemed by some social critics as reminiscent of Mother's Day greetings.[35][29]

Though the celebration in the West was low-key, events took place in more than 100 countries[10] on March 8, 2011, to commemorate the 100th anniversary of International Women's Day.[40] In the United States, President Barack Obama proclaimed March 2011 to be " Women's History Month", calling Americans to mark IWD by reflecting on "the extraordinary accomplishments of women" in shaping the country's history.[10] Secretary of State Hillary Clinton launched the "100 Women Initiative: Empowering Women and Girls through International Exchanges", on the eve of IWD.[41] In the run-up to 2011 International Women's Day, the Red Cross called on States and other entities not to relent in their efforts to prevent rape and other forms of sexual violence that harm the lives and dignity of countless women in conflict zones around the world every year.[42]

The International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) drew attention to the plight of women in prison.[47]

American singer Beyoncé also posted an International Women's Day video to her YouTube account. Throughout the video, her song " Flawless" plays, which includes a portion of the " We Should All Be Feminists" speech given by author Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie.[48]

Governments and activists around the world commemorated the 20th anniversary year of the Beijing Declaration and Platform for Action, an historic roadmap that set the agenda for realizing women's rights.[49]

The President of India, Shri Pranab Mukherjee, said: "On the occasion of International Women's Day, I extend warm greetings and good wishes to the women of India and thank them for their contributions over the years in the building of our nation."[50] The ministry of women and child development announced the setting up of four more one-stop crisis centers on March 8, in addition to the eight already functioning across the country.[51] Ahead of Women's Day, the national carrier Air India operated what it claimed to be the world's longest non-stop flight where the entire flight operations were handled by women, as part of International Women's Day celebrations. The flight, from Delhi to San Francisco, covered a distance of around 14,500 kilometers in around 17 hours.[52]

In a message in support of International Women's Day, the UN Secretary-General António Guterres commented on how women's rights were being "reduced, restricted and reversed". With men still in leadership positions and a widening economic gender gap, he called for change "by empowering women at all levels, enabling their voices to be heard and giving them control over their own lives and over the future of our world".[53]

The UN theme for International Women's Day was: "Time is Now: Rural and urban activists transforming women's lives".

The UN theme for International Women's Day was: 'Think equal, build smart, innovate for change'. The focus of the theme was on innovative ways in which to advance gender equality and the empowerment of women, particularly in the areas of social protection systems, access to public services and sustainable infrastructure.[54]

The federal state of Berlin marked International Women's Day as a public holiday for the first time.

The UN theme for International Women's Day was: 'I am Generation Equality': Realizing Women's Rights'.[55] Despite the COVID-19 pandemic, street marches occurred in London, Paris, Madrid, Brussels, Moscow and other European cities.[56][57][58][59] The Aurat March in Islamabad was marred by attacks from stone throwers, after a failed attempt to have it banned as un- Islamic. In Bishkek, the capital of Kyrgyzstan, police detained dozens of marchers shortly after masked men reportedly attacked the march.[56]

IWD is an official holiday in several countries worldwide, including Afghanistan,[61] Angola, Armenia,[62] Azerbaijan,[63][64] Belarus,[65] Burkina Faso,[66] Cambodia,[67] China (for women only),[68] Cuba,[69] Georgia,[70] Germany (Berlin only),[71] Guinea-Bissau, Eritrea, Kazakhstan,[72] Kyrgyzstan,[73] Laos,[74] Madagascar (for women only),[75] Moldova,[76] Mongolia,[77] Nepal, Russia, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, Uganda, Ukraine,[78] Uzbekistan,[79] and Zambia.[80]

In some countries, such as Australia,[81] Cameroon,[82] Croatia,[83] Romania,[84] Bosnia and Herzegovina,[85] Bulgaria,[86], Vietnam,[87] and Chile;[88] IWD is not an official public holiday, but is widely observed nonetheless.

Regardless of legal status, in much of the world, it is customary for men to give female colleagues and loved ones flowers and small gifts. In some countries (such as Bulgaria and Romania) it is also observed as an equivalent of Mother's Day, where children also give small presents to their mothers and grandmothers.[84] In the Czechoslovak Socialist Republic, huge Soviet-style celebrations were held annually. After the fall of Communism, the holiday, generally considered to be one of the major symbols of the old regime, fell into obscurity. International Women's Day was re-established as an official "important day" by the Parliament of the Czech Republic in 2004[89] on the proposal of the Social Democrats and Communists. This has provoked some controversy as a large part of the public as well as the political right see the holiday as a relic of the nation's Communist past.[89]

IWD is widely celebrated in France as Journée internationale des femmes. In Italy, the holiday is observed by men giving yellow mimosas to women.[90][91] This originated with communist politician Teresa Mattei, who chose the mimosa in 1946 as the symbol of IWD because the predominant symbols of the day, violets and lily-of-the-valley, were too scarce and expensive to be used effectively in Italy.[92]

In the United States, actress and human rights activist Beata Pozniak worked with the Mayor of Los Angeles and the Governor of California to lobby members of the US Congress to propose official recognition of the holiday. In February 1994, by Beata Pozniak suggestion, the H. J. Res. 316 was introduced by Representative Maxine Waters, along with 79 cosponsors, in an attempt to officially recognize March 8 of that year as International Women's Day. The bill was subsequently referred to, and remained in, the House Committee on Post Office and Civil Service. No vote of either house of Congress was achieved on this piece of legislation.[93] In Pakistan, the Aurat March has challenged misogyny since 2018.[94]

Year

UN theme[95]

1996

Celebrating the Past, Planning for the Future

1997

Women and the Peace Table

1998

Women and Human Rights

1999

World Free of Violence Against Women

2000

Women Uniting for Peace

2001

Women and Peace: Women Managing Conflicts

2002

Afghan Women Today: Realities and Opportunities

2003

Gender Equality and the Millennium Development Goals

2004

Women and HIV/ AIDS

2005

Gender Equality Beyond 2005; Building a More Secure Future

2006

Women in Decision-making

2007

Ending Impunity for Violence Against Women and Girls

2008

Investing in Women and Girls

2009

Women and Men United to End Violence Against Women and Girls

2010

Equal Rights, Equal Opportunities: Progress for All

2011

Equal Access to Education, Training, and Science and Technology: Pathway to Decent Work for Women

2012

Empower Rural Women, End Poverty, and Hunger

2013

A Promise is a Promise: Time for Action to End Violence Against Women

2014

Equality for Women is Progress for All

2015

Empowering Women, Empowering Humanity: Picture it!

2016

Planet 50-50 by 2030: Step It Up for Gender Equality

2017

Women in the Changing World of Work: Planet 50-50 by 2030

2018

Time is Now: Rural and urban activists transforming women's lives

2019

Think Equal, Build Smart, Innovate for Change

2020

"I am Generation Equality: Realizing Women's Rights"

2021

Women in leadership: Achieving an equal future in a COVID-19 world

Rosa Parks Day (February 4 / December 1, US)

National Girls and Women in Sports Day (one day first week of February, US)

Susan B. Anthony Day (February 15, US)

Hinamatsuri (March 3, Japan, although it is for girls)

Harriet Tubman Day (March 10, US)

Kartini Day (April 21, Indonesia)

Mother's Day

Helen Keller Day (June 27, US)

National Women's Day (South Africa) (August 9)

Women's Equality Day (August 26, US)

Nupi Lan Day (December 12, India)

English : "Give Us Women's Suffrage. Women's Day, March 8, 1914. Until now, prejudice and reactionary attitudes have denied full ^ civic rights to women, who as workers, mothers, and citizens wholly fulfill their duty, who must pay their taxes to the state as well as the municipality. Fighting for this natural human right must be the firm, unwavering intention of every woman, every female worker. In this, no pause for rest, no respite is allowed. Come all, you women and girls, to the 9th public women's assembly on Sunday, March 8, 1914, at 3 pm."[1]

1. ^

2. ""International Socialist Congress, 1910; Second International Conference of Socialist Women". p. 21.

3. ^ Cheah, S. G. (March 8, 2020). "Women In Red: The Surprising History Of International Women's Day". Evie Magazine. Archived from the original on March 9, 2020. statement made by Vladimir Lenin, who presided over the first official March 8th celebration of this day in Russia: "For under capitalism the female half of the human race is doubly oppressed. The working woman and the peasant woman are oppressed by capital [...] "The second and most important step is the abolition of the private ownership of land and the factories. This and this alone opens up the way towards complete and actual emancipation of woman

4. ^

5. ^

6. ^ Miller, Sally M. (December 1978). "From Sweatshop Worker to Labor Leader: Theresa Malkiel, A Case Study". American Jewish History. 68 (2): 197. JSTOR 23881894.

7. ^ Kaplan, Temma (1985). "On the Socialist Origins of International Women's Day". Feminist Studies. 11 (1): 163-171. doi:10.2307/3180144. JSTOR 3180144.

8. ^ Kandel, Liliane; Picq, Françoise (1982). "Le Mythe des origines à propos de la journée internationale des femmes". La Revue d'en face. 12: 67-80. Archived from the original on September 27, 2013.

9. ^ Zophy, Angela Howard (1991). Handbook of American Women's History. Garland. p. 187. ISBN 0-8240-8744-5.

10. Rochelle Goldberg Ruthchild, "From West to East: International Women's Day, the First Decade", ^ Aspasia: The International Yearbook of Central, Eastern, and Southeastern European Women's and Gender History, vol. 6 (2012): 1-24.

11. ^

12. ^ Yau Tsit Law (June-July 1927). "International Women's Day in Canton March 8, 1927". News Bulletin (Institute of Pacific Relations).

13. ^ "Iranian Women Rally to Demand Equal Social, Political Rights" Index-Journal (March 9, 2003): 9. via Newspapers.com

14. ^ Helping women take matters into their own hands International Committee of the Red Cross

15. ^ "President of Indias message on the eve of International Women's Day". business-standard.com. Delhi. March 7, 2016.

16. ^ "Women's Day gift: Govt to come with 4 one-stop crisis centres". The Times of India. March 7, 2016.

17. ^ PTI (March 7, 2016). "Ahead of Women's Day, Air India operates 'world's longest all-women flight'". The Indian Express.

18. "International Women's Day: Marchers around the world call for equality". BBC News. March 8, 2020.

19. ^ "Thousands March in Spain on Women's Day Despite Coronavirus Fears". US News. Reuters. March 8, 2020.

20. ^ Azerbaijan.msntour.az Archived September 12, 2008, at the Wayback Machine

21. (in Russian) ^ President's decree on public holidays in Belarus - 1998

22. (in Romanian) ^ Article 111 (1c) of the work codex of Moldova Archived March 3, 2016, at the Wayback Machine, PDF, page 53 "Article 111. Non-working holidays. (1) in Moldova, non-working holidays, maintaining the average salary, are: (...) c) March 8 - International Women's Day; (...)".

23. ^ Women Demand Equal Rights In Kyiv March, RFE/RL (March 8, 2018)

24. (in Croatian) ^ Zakon o blagdanima, spomendanima i neradnim danima u Republici Hrvatskoj

25. ^ "politica " Festa della donna, parla Ciampi "La parità è ancora lontana"". Repubblica.it. March 8, 2006.

26. ^ Pirro, Dierdre (March 25, 2013). "Teresa Mattei, Flower power". The Florentine. Archived from the original on October 5, 2015.

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International Women's Day ( IWD) is a global holiday celebrated annually on March 8 to commemorate the cultural, political, and socioeconomic achievements of women.[3] It is also a focal point in the women's rights movement, bringing attention to issues such as gender equality, reproductive rights, and violence against women.[4] IWD originated from labor movements in North America and Europe during the early 20th century.[5] [6] The earliest version was purportedly a "Women's Day" organized by the Socialist Party of America in New York City February 28, 1909.

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World Obesity Federation Global Obesity Observatory

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Pages on this site relating to data from the European region have benefited from the support of a European Union operating grant under the Third Health Programme (2014-2021). The European Commission is not responsible for any use that may be made of them.

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The World Health Organization (WHO) estimates that more than 350 million people suffer from depression. This pathology can greatly affect the quality of life of people who suffer from it. However, if it is treated on time and efficiently it has a good prognosis. Herein lies the importance of seeking professional help promptly.

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This World Water Day is about accelerating change to solve the water and sanitation crisis.

And because water affects us all, we need everyone to take action.

That means you!

You and your family, school and community can make a difference by changing the way you use, consume and manage water in your lives.
Gerardo Alberto Kú Zaldívar. 2A

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I come to recommend this book because it is interesting what Anne Frank lived with her family

Its history shows that each fact of the war only leaves sadness, so we must always bet on peace, hope and freedom. Understand that despite the difficult situations of

"The diary of Anne Frank" is a diary written by the girl Anne Frank between June 12, 1942 and August 4, 1944. She hides with her family and other Jews in an attic of a warehouse in .

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Let's talk about obesity in people

Overweight and obesity are defined as an abnormal or excessive accumulation of fat that can be detrimental to health. The body mass index (BMI) is a simple indicator of the relationship and

Obesity is one of the main risk factors for numerous chronic diseases, including diabetes, cardiovascular disease, hypertension and accidents.

It is important to check yourself to prevent this type of problem

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International Women's Day, previously called International Day of Working Women, commemorates every March 8 the struggle of women for their participation in society and their full development as a person, on an equal footing with men. The numeronym "8-M" is also used to refer to this commemoration for the day and month in which it happens.

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to end the pandemic, let's protect ourselves from covid-19

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to end the pandemic, let's protect ourselves from covid-19

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Maria Fernanda Gómez Gutiérrez
2A de soporte y mantenimiento

Almost two years later, COVID hell continues. Several countries are witnessing a fifth wave of high transmission. Others are recording the highest number of daily cases since the pandemic began. In low- and middle-income countries - where vaccination rates are usually very low - a significant number of deaths are being recorded.
The trends are observed both in countries with sufficient doses of vaccines, and in those with a very low supply. Many of the latter are located in Africa, where more than 97% of the population has not yet been vaccinated. These countries are unable to get the vaccines they need because manufacturers' supply commitments are not being met as planned. They can get vaccines to their population, but they simply don't have enough doses to meet the needs.
This is what you need to do to end COVID-18

Cover your mouth and nose with a tissue or your elbow when coughing or sneezing. Then, discard the handkerchief. Wash your hands frequently with soap and water for at least 20 seconds. If soap and water are not available, use an alcohol-based hand sanitizer that contains at least 60% alcohol.
In addition to basic health and hygiene practices, such as hand washing, the CDC recommends certain prevention measures at all levels of COVID-19 in the community, including: Keeping up to date with COVID-19 vaccinations. Improve ventilation. Get a COVID-19 test if necessary.

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Maria Fernanda Gómez Gutiérrez
2A Soporte y mantenimiento

The World Climate Day, which is commemorated on March 26th of each year, arises with the purpose of raising awareness among the population about the importance of human actions and activities in climate variation.
Although climate variations are common, scientists claim that in the last 150 years, an accelerated rate of change has been recorded, the result of industrial development and human population growth, which contributes to climate change through the emission of greenhouse gases, environmental pollution, poor environmental practices, deforestation and overexploitation of natural resources, causing adverse conditions for the natural cycles that allow life on Earth.
Currently, this State Portfolio is working on the elaboration of the National Climate Change Plan, which will serve as an action plan for the National Strategy and which includes the water, agriculture and other land uses, energy and ecosystems sectors; and two transversal axes: risk management and capacity building, and a region of special attention, the Galapagos Islands. Additionally, the actions contained in this Plan will contribute to the change of the productive and energy matrix of the country.
To meet the objectives of the National Plan for Good Living, a citizen commitment to conserve natural resources and reduce unnecessary consumption of water, energy and processed products is important. For this reason, the MAE invites citizens to reflect on the importance that the climate has for all living beings.

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VIRGINIA WOOLF AND THE BLOOMSBURY CIRCLE

Released in Spain exclusively by Filmin. "Life in Squares", winner of the BAFTA Award and signed by Amanda Coe, is a miniseries that addresses the complicated personal relationships between the members of the Bloomsbury circle, a group of intellectuals who during the first third of the 20th century stood out in the literary field, artistic and social. Among its members is Virginia Woolf, one of the most prominent authors in feminist literature.

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prevention of human trafficking and sexual harassment and abuse

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prevention of human trafficking and sexual harassment and abuse

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DO NOT allow your daughters or sons to TRAVEL ALONE or in the company of strangers while they are minors. Accompany your daughters or minor sons to crowded places, such as: squares, markets, cinemas, public bathrooms, fairs, fleet terminals, etc. Control your daughters and sons about unlimited access to the internet.

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This day is perfectly to maintain awareness about how bad and dangerous obesity is and that we must eat healthy and have a diet.

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Changing Perspectives: Let’s Talk About Obesity.
Obesity is on the rise globally and efforts to address it are challenging due to misconceptions about obesity and the role it plays in a person’s health.

Help us harness the power of conversation and stories this World Obesity Day. Together we can correct misconceptions surrounding obesity, acknowledge its complexities, and take effective, collective action. Because when we all talk, debate and share, we can shift norms and transform health outcomes for everybody. This isn’t going to be easy. But difficult conversations help us to influence and mobilise policy initiatives; to upend misconceptions; to turn words into action.

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The World energy day /Braulio Ramses Basulto Batun 2a SMEC

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The World energy day /Braulio Ramses Basulto Batun 2a SMEC

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The World Energy Day was created in 2012 by the World Energy Forum and has been celebrated each year since on October 22.

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world day to fight depression / Braulio Ramses Basulto Batun 2a SMEC 

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world day to fight depression / Braulio Ramses Basulto Batun 2a SMEC 

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Naturally, all schools should have a class only for the sexual health of adolescents, so that they know the risks of not taking care of themselves and not havin

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Sexual and Reproductive Health for teenagers

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Sexual and Reproductive Health for teenagers

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As your body changes during puberty, the way you think, feel, and interact with others also changes. You may have new feelings and thoughts about sex. Understanding who you are becoming as a sexual young adult is also part of adolescent sexual health. For some teens, that includes understanding gender identity, gender expression, and sexual orientation. For all teens, taking responsibility for sexual health is part of growing up. Whether you choose to have sex or not, this responsibility includes knowing about: Sexually transmitted diseases (STDs)
What are sexually transmitted diseases (STDs)? Sexually transmitted infections (STDs) or sexually transmitted infections (STIs) are caused by bacteria, viruses, and parasites that are passed from person to person, usually during vaginal, oral, or sex. Some STDs are transmitted by skin-to-skin contact. Without treatment, some STDs can cause long-term health problems.

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In 1949, February 14 was instituted as World Energy Day, with the aim of raising awareness in society about the importance of making responsible and efficient use of energy resources and that these come from clean and renewable sources that the nature offers us.

The generation of energy from non-renewable sources (oil, coal and gas) causes serious negative impacts on the environment and is the cause of the main environmental problems that afflict the planet. Energy consumption is not the only cause of pollution, but it is directly related to greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions linked to Climate Change.

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World Water Day is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to unite for water and together accelerate progress in this area.
Problems along the water cycle are undermining progress in major planetary conflicts: from health to hunger, from gender equality to jobs, education, industry, natural disasters and the lack of peace
In 2015, the world committed to Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) 6 as part of the 2030 Agenda: the promise that everyone would have safely managed water and sanitation by 2030.
Today, we are very far from achieving it.

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Home Improvements

While homes may not pollute as much as corporations do, there are many things you as a homeowner can do to make your home a more eco friendly house. It is important to make a change wherever possible, and your home is something you have control over - so why not make the change? Here is a list of things you can do, from home improvements that require significant up-front capital to small, easy changes that can have a big impact.

1. Renewable Energy for Electricity

Solar photovoltaic (PV) installations convert the sun's energy into electricity, using photovoltaic cells, or solar panels. This allows you to generate your own reliable, sustainable and low-maintenance source of energy, saving the average UK household one tonne of carbon per year, according to the Energy Saving Trust.

Once installed, they don't release any emissions in their lives and they don't produce any noise or air pollution. This can greatly improve local air quality which has respiratory health benefits.

Solar PV can also be combined with electric heating systems, such as heat pumps so you can potentially run your heating and hot water entirely from renewable sources.

Installing solar battery storage to accompany your solar PV system allows you to store energy and use it at any time of day and during power outages. This gives you complete independence from the oil and gas-fuelled power grid.

In the UK there are many solar panel grants to make these switches more affordable.

2. Smart Thermostats

A home efficiency solution that is more easily implemented in the short term is a smart thermostat. These wifi-enabled features can be remote-controlled from any smart device. They can be connected to your central heating system, all types of boilers and air conditioning systems.

This ever-evolving technology remembers your home's heating patterns and they know when to heat up or cool down your home based on outside temperatures. They use presence sensing technology that will automatically switch off your system when you leave the house and fire it up in time for you coming home.

This is useful in reducing energy demand from fossil-fuelled power plants, which has great cost benefits for your energy bills. Data collected from customers using Google's Nest thermostat revealed that UK homes saved on energy use by 16.5% compared to homes without the smart controls.

3. Energy Efficient Lighting

Energy-saving light bulbs last up to 12 times as much as traditional bulbs, providing the same amount of light quality for much less energy. 80% of the energy used to power traditional bulbs is lost in heating energy, whereas LED light bulbs run at 80-90% energy efficiency.

According to the Energy Saving Trust, they can reduce your carbon emissions by up to 40kg a year.

4. Upgrade to Energy Efficient Appliances

Every year, the UK produces 1.5 million tonnes of electrical waste. However, new regulations from the UK government mean that fixing up your faulty appliances is much easier because suppliers are now obligated to offer spare parts for products.

Once it's time to replace your washing machine, fridge freezer, oven or dishwasher, new efficiency measures have upgraded market standards so that energy-saving appliances are readily available for a range of prices. You can identify its energy efficiency by checking the energy efficiency label which runs from A-G, with A being the most energy-efficient.

5. Use Eco-Cleaning Products

A lot of mainstream cleaning products containing detergents, preservatives, or foaming agents are made from various toxic chemicals that wash up into streams and rivers, causing water pollution that enters ecosystems and damages biodiversity.

Switching to products that contain sustainably grown or raised ingredients and non-synthetics reduces the risk of exposure to toxic chemicals that are harmful to humans as well as the environment.

You can also easily make your own natural cleaners by mixing vinegar, lemon juice and bicarbonate of soda. This is a sustainable and cheaper alternative that reduces toxic chemicals and packaging waste in your home.

6. Biodegradable Household Products

While you cannot control whether or not the products that you dispose of will end up being recycled and reused, you can purchase products that are made of non-synthetic ingredients and are biodegradable to limit the impact of this waste.

Biodegradable products dissolve due to contact with bacteria and fungi. This means that if they come into contact with nature, they won't cause any environmental harm, as they disappear through natural processes.

These products might include:

Recycled toilet paper

Natural ingredient shampoo

Natural deodorant

Bamboo toothbrush

Washcloths made from hemp or agave fibres

Insulation and Draught Proofing

40% of the heating energy produced in your home is lost through gaps in windows, doors and floor. There are several ways to fill these to save energy and keep the heat in!

7. Double or Triple Glazed Windows

Double glazed windows have two sheets of glass panels with a gap between them and triple glazed windows have three sheets with two gaps. The gaps keep air or gas (usually argon gas) vacuum sealed. The gas prevents heat loss since it is a poor thermal conductor and so heat cannot easily pass through it.

Low-E glass is most effective for preventing heat loss as it has an invisible layer of metal oxide on one internal layer which reflects heat directly back inside.

As well as keeping your home warm, upgrading your windows reduces outside noises traveling into your house, and increases security.

8. Cavity Wall Insulation

In older buildings with cavity walls, that's an inner and outer wall with an air gap in between, it's a good idea to fit some kind of insulation to optimise your home, especially if you're considering investing in a heat pump. Insulation comes in a range of types and materials, including wood fibre and polystyrene.

Insulation boards are best suited to large areas and cavity walls. For keen DIY-ers, this type of insulation is fairly easy to cut and fit yourself.

9. Loft Insulation

Up to 25% of your home's heating energy is lost in the roof, according to Simple Energy Advice. You can stop rising heat escaping through your loft by laying down blanket loft insulation rolls which you can alter to fit between the joists in your loft.

10. Filling Gaps Between Your Floorboards

Gaps between older floorboards are inevitable over time as the wood expands and contracts due to varying levels of humidity in the air. This causes avoidable draughts which wastes your home's heating energy.

You can fill these to exclude draughts using dust, resin or acrylic fillers, or wood filler strips, which you can find in most DIY stores.

11. Radiator Foil

Radiator foil is a thin foil sheet that reduces heat loss into external walls by reflecting heat back into the room. This is a quick, simple and cheap alternative to wall insulation.

12. Draught Excluders

These can be adhered around window and door frames using foam, metal or plastic strips. You can also stop draughts coming in through your letterbox and keyhole. These excluders are usually cheap, easily installed and can be found in most DIY stores or online.

13. Window Seal Replacement

You should replace your window seals every 5-10 years since over time, they expand and contract with the changing temperature and lose their air-tight grip.

Resealing your windows prevents heat loss from draughts as well as preventing moisture from building up which can eventually lead to mold and further structural damage to the area around your windows.

Switch Heating Source

14. Upgrade Your Boiler

Modern boilers are now rated between A-D efficiency rating and are required to use condensing technology, which is 25% more energy-efficient than non-condensing boilers since it uses waste heat to preheat cold water.

Gas-fired boilers, like combi boilers, can provide heat on demand straight from the main lines so energy is not wasted from storing heat.

Hydrogen boilers work the same way as usual modern boilers, but they burn hydrogen gas instead of natural gas. This new energy source is also emissions-free, with the only by-product from combustion being water. Some manufacturers have also released 'hydrogen ready' boilers that run on hydrogen fuel should it be brought to market.

Biomass boilers use biological material, or biomass, to produce heat through combustion. Biomass can also be converted to produce sustainable fuels such as biodiesel.

Despite expensive upfront costs, biomass boiler running costs are less vulnerable to market spikes than gas/oil-fired counterparts. Additionally, they do fall under some government grants including the ECO4 Scheme, which helps cover the costs of installing them.

15. Have Your Boiler Serviced

It's very important to have your boiler checked annually to ensure it's running safely and efficiently. Your boiler might be burning more fuel to heat your home, especially as it gets older. This will cause your bills to rise and your energy consumption to increase. A licensed engineer will identify the problematic components and optimise your system for longer.

16. Heat Pumps

Heat pumps offer a sustainable alternative to boilers and air conditioners. They extract heat from the air, ground or water and transfer it into your home, or to cool your home in the summer months, they extract heat from inside your home and send it outdoors.

Heat pumps eliminate the need for gas pipes and oil tanks. 4kW of thermal energy is generated for every kW of electricity used by a heat pump, resulting in a 200-600% efficiency rate and significantly reducing your home's carbon emissions compared to gas or electric heating.

The UK Governments Boiler Upgrade Scheme offers £5,000 off of the upfront costs of installing a heat pump.

17. Solar Thermal

Solar thermal systems use heat from the sun to provide space and water heating or, high-temperature collector solar thermal systems can also be used to generate electricity. They can be combined with your usual heating and hot water system to diversify your supply and utilise the sun's energy at optimal times throughout the year.

This will reduce your carbon emissions and reduce your hot water costs, saving at least £50 on energy bills, depending on what type of heating source you switch from.

How We Get Around

18. Electric Cars

Diesel and petrol-fuelled cars are a major contributor to global warming, mainly due to the amount of CO2 emissions they emit. 27% of the UK's total emissions came from transport in 2019, with 91% of this coming from road transport vehicles.

Electric vehicles are the most sustainable way to drive since they don't use traditional fuels at all to run. They don't produce any air pollutants, in the form of gas, particulates, or air toxics.

Hybrid cars on the other hand use both traditional combustion fuels and an electric motor, which is powered by a battery. Plug-in hybrids run primarily on an electric battery until the power runs out, then the gasoline-powered engine takes over.

What We Wear

19. Wash Your Clothes Less

Synthetic material sheds microplastics in the washing machine, which find their way to the ocean. The ocean floor holds over 14 million tonnes of microplastics. This number is increasing with textiles contributing 500,000 tonnes yearly. 16% of the microplastics released into the oceans come from washing these synthetic clothes. The toxic fibers degrade ecosystems and are ingested by sea life and eventually mammals, including humans.

Over washing your clothes at high temperatures will also affect their quality over time. It's also a great waste of water and energy from your washing machine. Also, be sure to only buy non-toxic detergents and avoid the use/overuse of tumble dryers.

20. Don't Throw Wearable Clothes Away

The UK produces around 1 million tonnes of textile waste per year. Once in landfill, they can then take hundreds of years to decompose and release greenhouse gases (GHG) in the process.

Ultra-fast fashion, a mutation of fast fashion, has emerged as online clothing stores produce and release thousands of new items per day. Participating in these rapid trend cycles is creating a culture of over-consumerism.

You can make easy alterations and repairs to your clothing to keep them for longer or to adjust to current trends. Vintage and second-hand outlets will offer more affordable alternative options, often based on the same items of clothing.

If you would like some new clothing, be sure that it's of good quality so that it lasts you a long time. You can also research sustainable brands that limit the impact of production and are transparent about their supply chains.

What We Eat

21. Eat Less Meat

Meat and dairy are responsible for the majority of GHG emissions in the agriculture industry.

Emissions occur from the stage of production, to processing, packaging, and to finally being delivered. Farming releases two powerful greenhouse gases: methane from livestock during digestion, and Nitrous Oxide as an indirect product of organic and mineral nitrogen fertilisers.

As the majority of emissions are a result of production and preparation of meat and dairy, consuming less meat would be a positive contribution to reducing GHG emissions. While some opt to drastically change their diets to a vegan one, simply reducing your intake of meat can already have a big impact.

22. Shop for Local Produce

The average item of fresh food travels 1,500 miles before we buy it. These carbon-heavy value chains create emissions through transport, refrigeration and across production processes.

You can eliminate this by buying from local producers where you can. A well-established local food economy strengthens supply chains meaning there are more supply options during shortages. Local, seasonal produce also has higher nutritional value since it has spent less time from its source. Meanwhile, international produce is grown to artificially exceed its natural shelf life which compromises its nutritional value.

23. Limit Food Waste

The UK produced 9.5 million tonnes of food waste in 2018, the equivalent of 25 million tonnes of greenhouse gas emissions. 70% of this was found to come from households. This raises emissions through increased industrial production and transportation.

You can limit your household food waste by portioning your meals reasonably, only buying what you need and using food waste as fertiliser for soil and plants.

How We Travel

24. Limit Plane Travel

Emissions from aviation could take up one-sixth of the carbon budget remaining to limit 1.5 degrees of global warming. Within the aviation industry, options for rapid decarbonisation are slow and limited, therefore, personally limiting flights is the best way to reduce emissions. This is until sustainable aviation has become a viable, mainstream alternative.

Train travel is fast becoming a more pleasant and economical option, with new expanding train networks developing across Europe.

25. Avoid Cruise Holidays

Cruise holidays have become increasingly popular. However, these big ships contribute massively to GHG emissions. Carnival Corporation's fleet of 47 cruise ships emits 10 times more sulphur oxides (SOx) than 100 million cars do.

It is important to be aware of your holiday's footprint on the environment, and opt for more sustainable holidays when possible.

26. Practice Sustainable Tourism

Following the pandemic, people have become more aware of their cultural, economic and environmental impacts as tourists, with 72% of people surveyed by Booking.com admitting that they think sustainable travel is vital.

Increasingly, people are engaging more in sustainable tourism which involves limiting their carbon footprint while traveling, being tactical with their spending power and helping to sustain the natural environment that they have the privilege to visit.

This helps prevent over-tourism which is the overcrowding of tourist destinations that disrupts the local way of life such as through the rise in housing and renting costs and the commodifying of local traditions.

Pollution, especially through excess waste, leads to the degradation of natural or archeological sites and depletion of natural resources including water, soil nutrients and biodiversity.

Below are just some eco-tourism tips to consider for your next trip:

Choose tour operators that invest in the local communities where they conduct their business

Travel off-season

Choose less tourist-heavy locations

Don't litter

Use public transport as much as possible

Stick to footpaths

Use reusable containers and bottles rather than disposable paper plates, cutlery and cups

Limit your energy use in accommodation such as by taking shorter showers, reducing air-conditioning use

Spend in local shops and restaurants

Use Environmentally Friendly Travel Products

27. Green Key Certified Accommodation

When looking for accommodation abroad, it's important to look for places that are most sustainable in their business. Selecting Green Key certified accommodation is one way to do that.

To be Green Key certified, there are 13 criteria that need to be fulfilled. Being Green Key certified means that the accommodation respects local cultures and traditions, takes care of the environment and treats its employees fairly.

28. Unplug Before Travelling

Even if electronic devices are shut off or in sleep mode, they are still using energy. Being away for too long wastes a lot of energy that could otherwise have been plugged off. So, before going on vacation, make sure to unplug your devices from the wall sockets, in order to save electricity.

Each UK household spends around £50 - £86 a year to power appliances left in standby mode or not in use.

29. Pack Light

Flying to foreign destinations will emit emissions no matter what. However, if flying is the only option, then travellers can try to pack light in order to be able to still minimise the amount of pollution. The more luggage a plane carries with them on their travels, the more fuel the airplane needs to fly.

30. Give Away Perishable Food Items before Travelling

Before leaving for vacation, make sure to check if any food item in the fridge is about to expire. If possible, consume it before the expiry date, otherwise donate it to people in need and avoid food wastage.

At Work

Being conscious of the environment does not have to be limited to the home. There are many different things that employees can do to minimise environmental damage and make activities at their workplace more sustainable.

31. Change Pension Supplier

Pension funds represent the largest group of investors in the UK, holding around 2 trillion pounds in assets. By 2021, an estimated £128 billion was invested in fossil fuels from UK pension funds, that's nearly £2,000 for every person in the UK, Friends of the Earth found.

A mass switch from fossil invested pension suppliers across the UK would reduce 19 tonnes of GHG emissions per year. Investigating your pension supplier and making a switch should you discover their investments in fossil fuels puts increased pressure on suppliers to diversify and decarbonise their investments.

32. Be Mindful of Printing Paper

A lot of paper is printed in an office space. It's unavoidable that paper will be printed, whether it's for a meeting or to sign a contract. However, printing out a document may not be entirely necessary.

The best thing you could do is to think if it is absolutely required to have a document in hard copy. If not, you could consider to send it in an email. In order to minimise their carbon footprint, contracts can be sent and signed digitally.

33. Encourage Public Transportation for Employees

Depending on the distance from the employee's home to the workplace, there are different ways to commute to work. While using a car may seem like the easiest and fastest option, taking the train or bus would pollute less. Depending on your city's biking infrastructure, you could even opt to ride a bicycle to work.

34. Use Electricity Wisely

Offices naturally require electricity to power their equipment, amenities, facilities. However, it's important to be aware of the energy consumption and be conscious of what is required.

One way companies could contribute to a greener office is by ensuring to plug off electric devices when not in use. It's good to stay aware of the energy consumption and to make changes when the usage is predicted to go above the limit set for the month.

Moreover, an increasing number of large tech corporations are using green energy to meet their electricity needs.

35. Encourage the Mantra 'Reduce, Reuse, Recycle'

These three well-known principles of waste management will make your office more eco friendly. Offices should set up different containers for different types of products. Use recycling bins for paper, plastic, and soft drink cans, rather than throwing everything out in one bin.

36. Use Recyclable Food Containers to Minimise Waste

When serving food at the office cafeteria, offer employees recyclable food containers so that they can take any leftover food home. This will greatly reduce food waste, which is a big issue in the UK.

At School

There are a lot of things that parents can do to ensure that their kids are more environmentally friendly at school. Whether it's walking your kid to school or ensuring that they use environmentally friendly school supplies to minimise the damage done to nature. Inspiring kids to contribute to a greener environment and world is something we could and should do.

37. Make Green Choices to Go to School

As driving emits pollution, parents should consider alternative ways of getting their children to school. Whether that is walking them to school or making them use public transportation. Using the car less can make a huge difference to the environment in the long run. In some cities like Copenhagen and Amsterdam, parents use cargo bikes to ride their children to school, which is a great eco friendly solution to using a car.

38. Donate Clothes

As children grow older, their school uniforms will undoubtedly have to be changed. Instead of throwing the clothes out, parents should consider donating the clothes back to the school or to other parents who are in need.

39. Use Containers, Not Paper Bags

When making lunch for children to bring to school, parents should invest in lunch boxes that are reusable, instead of giving them food in paper bags that are to be thrown out. If a food item truly needs to be wrapped, avoid using cling wrap and opt for more environmentally friendly wrapping materials like beeswax.

40. Invest in Electronic Devices Instead of Paper

As technology is adapting different scenarios in our life, there are a lot of different products that can be used to take notes with. Although investing in a laptop or a tablet may be expensive, your child could not only save time in taking notes but can also help reduce paper waste at school.

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Is celebrated annually on March 22 as a means to focus attention on the importance of freshwater and to advocate for the sustainable management of freshwater resources.

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Czech writer nationalized French of wide projection, fame and internationally. After the Russian invasion in 1968 he lost his teaching position at the Prague Film Institute, his books were withdrawn from circulation and he had to go into exile in France. After his first novel, The Book of Ridiculous Loves (1968), he published The Joke (1968), The Unbearable Lightness of Being (1984) and Immortality (1990), among others. He has also written a play, Jacques and his master (1971), and some essays. In them, the author confronts his own personal ghosts, totalitarianism and exile, while delving into the great themes of freedom and ethics from a deep disappointment, sometimes difficult to perceive behind his apparently light and friendly style.

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Every year on March 24, World Tuberculosis (TB) Day is commemorated to raise awareness of the devastating health, social and economic consequences of TB, and to intensify efforts to end this global epidemic. The date commemorates the day Dr. Robert Koch announced that he had discovered the bacteria that causes tuberculosis in 1882, which paved the way for the diagnosis and cure of this disease.
Tuberculosis remains one of the deadliest infectious diseases in the world. Every day in the world, more than 4,000 people die from tuberculosis and about 30,000 fall ill with this preventable and curable disease. In the Americas, every day more than 70 people die and close to 800 get sick from this disease. It is estimated that in 2020 there were 18,300 children with TB in the Americas, half of them under 5 years of age.
The theme of World Tuberculosis Day 2022: "Invest in ending TB. Save lives" - recalls the urgent need to invest resources to intensify the fight against TB and achieve the commitments made by world leaders to end this illness. This is especially critical in the context of the COVID-19 pandemic that has put progress on the End TB Strategy at risk, and to ensure equitable access to prevention and care in line with the WHO drive to achieve Universal Health Coverage.
Further investment will save millions of lives, thereby furthering the end of the TB epidemic.

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also the Regional Hospital Poza Rica de Hidalgo: United to Prevent, Mexico Free of Tuberculosis.
as well as the Ministry of Health of Ecuador: Breathe Ecuador Free of Tuberculosis
World Health Organización: Unite to End TB
Ministry of Health of Perú: Zero TB

Esteban Alejandro Duran Segura 4°A Electrónica

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“Mini fiction stories” By: Uicab Basto Diego Raul

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“Mini fiction stories” By: Uicab Basto Diego Raul

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I always dream pretty weird things

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Prevention of overweight and obesity by: María Palomo Chimal 

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Prevention of overweight and obesity by: María Palomo Chimal 

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The issue of prevention of overweight and obesity is terribly risky as it progresses little by little. It is produced by the excessive consumption of fats, sugars and carbohydrates, which causes the accumulation of fat in our body.

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World Tuberculosis Day by: María Palomo Chimal 

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World Tuberculosis Day by: María Palomo Chimal 

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Every year, on March 24, World Tuberculosis (TB) Day is commemorated to raise awareness of the devastating health, social and economic consequences of TB, and to really intensify efforts to end this global epidemic. . Unfortunately, it remains one of the deadliest infectious diseases in the world.

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Milan Kundera was a really well-known writer, novelist, essayist, teacher and musician, even though he unfortunately passed away at 93 years of age, his works will be quite memorable.

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Jack Kerouac was a very famous novelist with quite a few hits, thanks to the great stories he tells in them. He was a great writer, but unfortunately he passed away on October 21 , 1996.

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Water Day is pretty an important date, but most people are unaware of its existence. It is an issue in which we must be urgently aware. :)

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World Water day. By: Uicab Basto Diego Raul. 

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World Water day. By: Uicab Basto Diego Raul. 

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César Vallejo, made by: Torres Baeza Ángel Alexis

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César Vallejo, made by: Torres Baeza Ángel Alexis

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César Vallejo was born on March 16, 1892 in Paris and unfortunately died on April 15, 1938, he is very known for his writings and his really famous work is Paco Yunque, which is a story

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Prevention of overweight and obesity, made by: Torres Baeza Ángel Alexis

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Prevention of overweight and obesity, made by: Torres Baeza Ángel Alexis

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Unfortunately overweight and obesity in Mexico is quite abundant, not only are we behind the United States but we are the second country in the world with the highest rate of obese people
Prevention of overweight and obesity

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World Water Day, made by: Torres Baeza Ángel Alexis

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World Water Day, made by: Torres Baeza Ángel Alexis

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World Water Day is March 22, recently water has caused a problem worldwide, since unfortunately it is running out, either we take care of the water or we run out of it

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too much water is spilled every day.Take better care of the water that is important for human beings

Esteban Alejandro Duran Segura 4°A Electrónica

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To be honest, it is an important poetic and narrative work that has earned it important as well. She was born in Barcelona in 1940. She is undoubtedly the daughter of the poet and editor Josep Janés, she has a degree in Philosophy and Letters from the University of Pamplona. and in Comparative Literature from the Sorbonne University (France).

Esteban Alejandro Duran Segura 4°A Electrónica

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world tuberculosis day by: Maria Estefany Cuxin Moo

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world tuberculosis day by: Maria Estefany Cuxin Moo

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This quiet General Assembly of the United Nations proclaimed March 24 to be World Tuberculosis Day. On that date, in 1882, Robert Koch announced to the world the discovery of the bacterium responsible for tuberculosis, Mycobacterium tuberculosis.

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Prevention of overweight and obesity by:Maria Estefany Cuxin Moo

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Prevention of overweight and obesity by:Maria Estefany Cuxin Moo

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To avoid both things the consumption of many soft drinks, juices, or any drink that contains sugar, physical activity should be carried out for 30 minutes a day, which is the most recommended for adults and a maximum of 1 hour for children.

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Author Jack Kerouac by: María Estefany Cuxin Moo

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Author Jack Kerouac by: María Estefany Cuxin Moo

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Jean-Louis Lebris de Kérouack, very known as Jack Kerouac, was a quiet American novelist, a pioneer of the Beat Generation, and along with his friends and also writers William S. Burroughs and Allen Ginsberg. He is recognized for his spontaneous prose.

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This is real inclusion: incorporating learning, understanding and incorporating Sign Language in class

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This is real inclusion: incorporating learning, understanding and incorporating Sign Language in class

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Sometimes we don't consider learning sign language at all, but it may be not only a very important element for class but also a nice tool to communicate with others. (You can create a short video like this to post in this digital newspaper wall as one of your contributions).

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This Czech-French autor is quite weird since he doesn't accept neither interviews nor participate in public events.

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Milan Kundera, en un retrato proporcionado por su editorial en 2014. EFE

Milan Kundera vive en el centro de París, en uno de los barrios de la ciudad, y quizá del mundo, con más concentración de periodistas, editores y personas vinculadas al mundo de las letras. A los 92 años, su salud se ha deteriorado, pero hasta no hace tanto hacía vida social. Se dejaba ver en la calle y en restaurantes, y cultivaba un círculo de amigos y conocidos amplio.

El autor de La broma, La insoportable levedad del ser y otras novelas y ensayos que son clásicos de la literatura contemporánea (publicadas por Tusquets en castellano) lo tenía todo para estar bajo los focos en la rive gauche parisiense, donde reside desde hace décadas con su inseparable Vera. Y, sin embargo, ha conseguido durante años y años escapar a la exposición pública. Hay pocas fotos recientes de él. Mantiene un control férreo sobre sus obras publicadas y traducidas. Su biografía la resume en dos frases: "Milan Kundera nació en Checoslovaquia. En 1975, se instala en Francia". El resto no importa: cuentan los textos. No da entrevistas ni asiste a actos con cámaras y fotógrafos.

Tampoco acudió el jueves en la Embajada de Francia en Praga, cuando fue galardonado con el prestigioso premio Franz Kafka, que antes habían merecido Philip Roth, Margaret Atwood, Peter Handke y Eduardo Mendoza, entre otros. Recibió el premio, en nombre del escritor, la traductora de su obra francesa al checo, Anna Kareninova.

Un cuarteto interpretó obras de Pavel Haas, maestro de composición del joven Kundera en su ciudad natal, Brno, y muerto en Auschwitz en 1944. Haas era el padre de su primera esposa, Olga Haas, "borrada de la novela oficial", escribe la periodista francesa Ariane Chemin en À la recherche de Milan Kundera ( En busca de Milan Kundera), uno de los libros recientes que indagan en la vida de un autor que siempre consideró que su biografía no tenía ningún interés.

La ceremonia no podía ser más kunderiana. Ahí estaba su idolatrado Kafka, "el menos comprendido de todos los grandes escritores del siglo pasado" que, como escribió, "mezcla lo grave y lo ligero, lo cómico y lo triste, el sentido y el sinsentido". Ahí estaba la ausencia de Kundera, uno de los últimos gigantes vivos de las letras del siglo XX, un clásico huidizo. Y ahí, también, su compleja relación con el país natal -entonces Checoslovaquia, ahora República Checa, en sus novelas Bohemia y Moravia-, una relación algo más distendida aunque no del todo apaciguada.

La nostalgia impregna las últimas páginas del libro de Ariane Chemin, basado en una serie de reportajes publicados en Le Monde. "En su espíritu", escribe, "los Kundera están en Brno, en Moravia", aunque sigan en París.

"Los recuerdos vuelven, quizá es la nostalgia, un movimiento natural al envejecer", dice el ensayista Christian Salmon. Antes de ser el autor de celebrados libros como Storytelling. El arte de fabricar historias y formatear las mentes (editorial Península), Salmon fue la mano derecha de Kundera en el legendario seminario de literatura que en los años ochenta impartió la Escuela de Altos Estudios en Ciencias Sociales de París, y es un buen amigo de la familia.

"Los recuerdos vuelven, quizá es la nostalgia, un movimiento natural al envejecer", dice Christian Salmon

El momento para la reconciliación podría ser propicio, después de décadas de desencuentros. El régimen comunista prohibió sus libros, le expulsó del partido y le espío después de la Primavera de Praga en 1968. Ayudados por sus amigos intelectuales franceses, Milan y Vera se marcharon a Francia, primero a Rennes, en Bretaña y después a la capital.

Tras la Revolución de terciopelo en 1989 y la caída del bloque comunista, las cosas no se arreglaron enseguida. Kundera, al que el antiguo régimen le había quitado la nacionalidad, ya era ciudadano de Francia y había adoptado el francés como lengua literaria. Carecía del pedigrí resistente del dramaturgo y padre de la nueva nación Vaclav Havel: él tampoco lo había buscado, pues, una vez en Francia, se sintió incómodo con la etiqueta de disidente y se consagró a la novela. Rehuía los focos y la imagen del intelectual mediático que de todo opina sin saber de nada. Si era un escritor comprometido, lo era con su arte.

"En el fondo, Kundera piensa que el arte del novelista es antagónico con el lirismo, es decir con una cierta manera de mostrarse, que hoy se ha vuelto dominante entre los autores que se venden en los medios o las redes sociales", explica Salmon. "Él piensa que la obra pasa por delante del autor, porque el autor acaba reduciendo y simplificando la obra. No es una posición de solitario eremita, sino de retirada de la vida pública y, sobre todo, mediática. Es una especie de afirmación de una elección: el novelista debe eclipsarse detrás de la obra".

"En el fondo, Kundera piensa que el arte del novelista es antagónico con el lirismo"

Con el tiempo, los gestos entre Kundera y la República Checa se han multiplicado. En 2007, obtuvo el premio nacional de literatura. En 2018, el primer ministro, Andrej Babiš, lo visitó en su apartamento del distrito VII de París y unos meses después el embajador le restituyó la nacionalidad. Los Kundera han donado a la ciudad de Brno su biblioteca y archivos.

La normalización, sin embargo, no se ha completado. La percepción de Kundera en la República Checa y en otros países no es idéntica, según Jan Novák, autor de Kundera: Český život a doba ( Kundera: su vida y sus tiempos checos), una biografía de 900 páginas publicada en 2020. "Aquí la gente conoce su pasado. En el extranjero él pudo reescribir su biografía", dice Novák. "Creo que es un gran escritor, pero es un personaje problemático".

En el prólogo del libro, Novák pone en duda que la famosa alergia de Kundera al género biográfico -y su insistencia en que lo importante es la obra, no el autor- obedezca a "un postulado estético o filósofo". Sostiene que "más bien parece estrictamente defensivo y calculado: a Kundera no le gusta revisar su vida". Según él, oculta algo. ¿Qué?

El pasado estalinista

"Su pasado estalinista", responde Novák. "A principios de los cincuenta era un poeta totalmente estalinista. Era un funcionario literario poderoso. Y se marchó de Checoslovaquia con la bendición del Gobierno, con parte de su biblioteca y en su coche, al contrario que la gente expulsada tras la invasión rusa de 1968. En sus primeros años en Francia, se comportaba como un buen ciudadano socialista checoslovaco".

Novák aborda en el libro el episodio que siempre regresa cuando se discute el pasado de Kundera en la Checoslovaquia de la posguerra mundial. En 2008, la revista Respekt reveló, tras investigar en los archivos de la seguridad del Estado, un documento que daba a entender que, en 1950, el joven Kundera denunció a un opositor que acabó condenado a 22 años de prisión. Kundera rompió su silencio para negar la acusación.

Todo esto puede haber enfriado la reconciliación. Ariane Chemin, quien mantuvo contactos frecuentes con la esposa del escritor para preparar sus reportajes y el libro, explica por teléfono que hace unos años, los Kundera tuvieron el proyecto de regresar a su país, "pero ocurrió esta historia de los archivos y el artículo de Respekt, y esto impidió el regreso". Y es así como Milan y Vera siguen en París, pero con la mente en otro lugar, su vieja patria. "Están en ninguna parte", dice Chemin. "Es el lado trágico de esta historia".

Sobre la firma

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El enigma Milan Kundera, el clásico huidizo

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Dos libros ahondan en los misterios del maestro checo, alejado de la vida pública desde hace décadas, y en la relación que ha mantenido con su país, que esta semana le ha concedido su mayor gloria literaria, el premio Kafka

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This is an example of a pretty good minifiction story. It contains both adverbs of manner and correlative conjunction.

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Some facts to show why water is very important in our lives. In some regions people need it urgently for both every day life needs and as a resource of development as a country.

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In all her pictures in internet she looks too old and serious. But she wrote excele¿lent novels.

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Title: Clara Janés: “Amar es siempre positivo, aunque te ignoren” - WMagazín

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Kerouvac's life was too controversial but his work as something to tell about life in during the 70's

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Learn more about the classic work On the Road by Jack Kerouac.

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It's important to identify if we are feeling depressed 😔

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Depression is something you may pay attention. By Jonathan Campuzano.

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Depression is something you may pay attention. By Jonathan Campuzano.

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Spell your name!

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Incredibly, both men and women have experienced sexual harassment in any moment of their lives.

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Some of the poems of Julia de Burgos. Her poems and verses are written passionately and powerfully.

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Discover and share Quotes From Julia De Burgos. Explore our collection of motivational and famous quotes by authors you know and love.

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Wow, human trafficking is increasing fast and amazingly!  It doesn't only harm individuals but also societies.

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The use of an adverb of manner (example)

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The use of an adverb of manner (example)

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Challenge: Rewrite this poem again but now use adverbs of manner without losing the original idea or sense of the poem.

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Challenge: Rewrite this poem again but now use adverbs of manner without losing the original idea or sense of the poem.

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Watch this documentary. It is really interesting.

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She is Julia De Burgos. She was a Poetess. She was extremely careful with her poems.