Vienna/Eisenstadt – Hans Peter Doskozil (SPÖ) confirmed on Thursday that he is aiming for a traffic light coalition with the Greens and the NEOS. In an interview with the “Krone Zeitung” he finally gave the FPÖ a clear rejection following he had recently distanced himself from its boss Herbert Kickl. The governor of Burgenland also clearly distanced himself from the ÖVP.
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March 2023
First ExpoFem of sport and physical activity for women in Córdoba
written by Alexandra Hartman Editor-in-Chief
Next Saturday, April 15, the Club Municipalidad facilities open their doors to the entire sports community to experience a day of physical and recreational activities within the framework of ExpoFem ’23 organized by the Subsecretariat for Sport and Recreation of the Municipality of Córdoba. , together with other sports federations and government areas, both provincial and in the capital city.
The activity, with free and open access, will take place throughout the Club Municipalidad (Avellaneda 2751), between 3:00 p.m. and 7:00 p.m. on Saturday, April 15.
It will have stands that will provide information on different sports and activities (location of the club or the Federation, benefits of the discipline, costs of the activity, etc.), exhibitions of sports and physical practices, talks, educational and training training that respond to the campaigns. awareness regarding sport, health and gender.
The event is framed in the context of the fight for equal opportunities.
Sport and recreation are great educational and training tools that leave significant teachings and messages in society. With these premises as objectives, this ExpoFem ’23 was designed to promote participation, orientation, inclusion and the development of the different provincial and municipal sports proposals at a private or state level.
The organization, in charge of the Undersecretariat of Sport and Recreation, is an articulated work with associations and sports federations of Córdoba, together with different areas of the Municipality and the provincial Government.
Delivery problems: Forced vacation for Lada workforce – news.ORF.at
written by Alexandra Hartman Editor-in-Chief
Due to acute supply problems, the Russian Lada producer AvtoVAS is sending its workforce collectively on vacation for three weeks from the end of May. “In the spring of 2023, a number of component suppliers informed AwtoWAS regarding the end of deliveries,” the group told the Interfax news agency today.
Auto industry hit hard by sanctions
The company, which was taken back by the Russian state last year, complained that previous delivery agreements had been broken with the termination. The auto industry is one of the sectors in the country hardest hit by Western sanctions following the start of the Russian war of aggression.
Actually, the assembly lines at AwtoWAS were not supposed to be shut down for three weeks until the end of July and the workforce sent on vacation. The compulsory leave is now being brought forward by two months and is scheduled to last from May 29th to June 19th. Otherwise, uninterrupted production would not be possible anyway, according to AwtoWAS.
Market slumps already in the previous year
Last year, the group had to shut down production for months due to problems with accessories. Because practically all Western carmakers have withdrawn from Russia, AvtoVAZ has expanded its market leadership, but due to these difficulties it has not been able to benefit particularly from the withdrawal of the competition. With an overall market slump of 59 percent in 2022, Lada sales also fell 46 percent.
More than 300 deaths from tuberculosis recorded in Ituri in 2022
written by Alexandra Hartman Editor-in-Chief
Three hundred and ninety people died of tuberculosis out of the 11,796 affected by this disease in 2022 in Ituri. These figures were published on Wednesday March 29 in Bunia by the provincial coordinator of the Tuberculosis Control Program (PNLT).
To fight once morest this scourge, the provincial coordination launched since Wednesday in Bunia an awareness tour, particularly in universities.
Doctor Justin Mukonkole, provincial coordinator of the PNLT, specifies that nine health zones including that of Bunia are strongly affected by this disease.
He invites the population to strengthen the protection mechanisms by avoiding closed places as well as contact with the sick:
“Starting with the Higher Medical Institute (ISTM Bunia), we know that it is the students who will be the future service providers. To this end, we ask the population, as soon as you find a sick person or a coughing person, go directly to the nearest health center,” he said.
For this doctor, the best way to fight once morest tuberculosis is to detect all these patients who are still hiding at home and put them on treatment, in order to break the chain of transmission.
This PNLT campaign is part of the International Tuberculosis Day, whose national theme for this year is: “Yes, together we can put an end to tuberculosis in the DRC”.