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Page 7 to 22: Claire Pignol – 1. How do literary works suggest the economy? | Page 23 to 51: Vanessa Michel – 2. Phaedrus and the Theory of Moral Sentiments by Adam Smith. What heuristics for a moral economy of behavior? | Page 53 to 73: Laurent Le Maux – 3. Threadneedle Street: from Red to Black | Page 75 to 95: Joseph Vogl – 4. The year 1797 – economy and romanticism | Page 97 to 136: Louis Azan – 5. The greatness and misery of the Balzacian entrepreneur. A cross-reading of La Maison du Chat-qui-pelote and César Birotteau | Page 137 to 165: Eyüp Özveren – 6. Supplementing Econocriticism with Ecocritique: how Michel Tournier Transformed Robinson Crusoe’s Island of Despair into Speranza | Page 167 to 193: Marie-Laure Massei-Chamayou – 7. The representation of economic agents in Elizabeth Gaskell’s North and South (1855). What happiness in the midst of clashes and misfortunes? | Page 195 to 221: Ludovic Desmedt – 8. “To absolute nothingness”: the hyperinflation of 1923 put into novels | Page 223 to 250: Emmanuel Petit and Nathalie Vanfasse – 9. The economy of hope when reading Charles Dickens’ novel Great Expectations.
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Aristegui is the ARI candidate and is fighting for his seat in Cambia Río Negro
written by Alexandra Hartman Editor-in-Chief
2023-06-20 17:35:01
The president of the Bariloche Electricity Cooperative, Carlos Aristegui, joined to the list of leaders seeking to be candidates for the mayor of Bariloche, to the top the ARI list that will dispute with the PRO nomination within the Cambia Río Negro alliance.
On Saturday it became known that the PRO put together his list and presented his proposal to compete in the municipal elections on September 3 with the figure of Germán Vega as a candidate for mayor. In that instance there were no more proposals, but the force was left open to the formation of the alliance with the ARI and the UCR to replicate the seal Cambia Río Negro or Together for Changeas defined by the party authorities.
The name of the alliance will also depend on whether the UCR joins, which has not yet defined its municipal electoral strategy.
The list leads to leaders of the PRO and UCR
The ARI resolved its candidacies with a list headed by Aristegui for the mayor, Carolina De Miguel as a candidate to preside over the Municipal Council and the radical Pablo Silva in the section of the Comptroller’s Court, as confirmed by sources in the sector to black river newspaper.
Aristegui presents himself as an extra-partisan and he clarified to this newspaper that he does not appear in the PRO affiliate register either, that is why I cannot compete within that force to which he belonged, he was a candidate for mayor in 2015 and resigned in 2019. The leader indicated that he re-affiliated with the party, but when he consulted his situation recently he found that It was not included in the register.
From Miguelwho heads the list of councilors, is a reference to the PRO and was mentioned as a pre-candidate for legislator for the Andean Circuit, she even shared a presentation before the press in Bariloche with the pre-candidate for the presidency Horacio Rodríguez Larreta and the candidate for governor Aníbal Tortoriello, but later it was not included in the list of Cambia Río Negro.
Silva, who leads the list of the Comptroller’s Court, is radical and integrates the sector of the ex-candidate for lieutenant governor of Cambia Río Negro, Juan Pablo Alvarez Guerrero.
«It is a varied list with leaders of the PRO, ARI, Peronists, radicals and libertarians“, Aristegui said, noting that the list was formally presented yesterday.
According to the leader, now The proposals of the PRO and ARI remain in the hands of the provincial authorities of the alliance that must define how the certification is settled. In principle, an internal election would be ruled out.
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Investigating the Mysterious Death of Jorge Luis Gonzalez Rua: Unraveling the Secrets of Barranquilla
written by Alexandra Hartman Editor-in-Chief
2023-06-20 17:32:00
The family of Jorge Luis Gonzalez Rua has many questions to solve. They still cannot explain what his relative was doing in the early hours of Monday in a house on calle 98 with carrera 9B, Las Malvinas neighborhood of Barranquillawhere they found him dead with stab wounds in the property bathroom.
A victim’s sister assured this Tuesday that when he arrived at the property found him face down lying in the bathroom and he was already without vital signs.
“I get a call from a totally unknown number, a voice from a man stating that I was Jorge Luis’s sister and that he had been killed, but they did not specify anything. however, I believed that it was a lie. I return the call and a woman answers me confirming the news and so I decide to go. I go to the place because he had a girlfriend nearby where he frequented and that was the reference point of arrival and it was one block from there“said the sister.
The woman specified that “According to those who tell me out there, he never frequented that house, that house was not where he lived. When I arrived, no one gave me reasons, it is assumed that there were two men who lived there, Venezuelans, who lived rented.”
The house, according to his account, is a 60 year old man and there the two Venezuelans lived rented.
“He didn’t notice anything because he was asleep. When he heard the noise, he woke up to see what was happening. He asked the men what was going on and they already had transportation outside to leave. That was all they might tell me. But nothing”recounted the sister of the victim.
What the sister and other relatives do not know is where Jorge Luis knew those Venezuelans from and how they ended up in that house.
“According to what it seems, they were never seen together, that is, they did not know how he got to that point, because the last time they saw him was in the corner sitting with a neighbor and following that he appeared dead,” story.
Jorge Luis left a six year old son and was a driver for a telecommunications company.
The family just hopes that the prosecution resolve this crime and that the responsible are caught.
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Understanding the Sixth Withdrawal of AFPS in Chile: Approval Process and Implications
written by Alexandra Hartman Editor-in-Chief
2023-06-20 17:03:00
WHAT IS LEFT FOR THE SIXTH WITHDRAWAL OF THE AFPS IN CHILE TO BE APPROVED
On Tuesday, June 6, the Constitutional Commission of the Chilean Chamber of Deputies submitted to a general vote the bill for the sixth withdrawal of pension funds. This initiative has generated expectations and controversy in society, and now faces an important step in its legislative process.
However, some specialists have expressed their concern and consider that the project might not have enough votes to be approved in general. This would imply that the project would pass with a negative report to the chamber of the Chamber of Deputies and Deputies, which means that the Commission recommends not approving the initiative.
In simple terms, if the project is rejected in the general vote, it will have to wait at least one more year to resume discussion in Congress. This represents a setback for those who support the sixth withdrawal and seek to access their pension funds due to the difficult economic situation they are going through.
In contrast, if the project is approved in the general vote, it will return to the Constitution Commission to continue with the discussion and vote in particular. This stage will allow analyzing the specific details of the project and making the pertinent modifications before its final approval.
Once the particular discussion is over, the project will continue its course through the corresponding constitutional procedures. This includes voting in the Chamber of Deputies and later in the Senate, where it must also be debated and voted on.
The sixth withdrawal of pension funds has been the subject of controversy since its presentation, since some sectors argue that it would affect the stability of the Chilean pension system and might have negative consequences in the long term. On the other hand, those who support the withdrawal maintain that it is a necessary measure to face the economic and social crisis that the pandemic has generated.
The vote in the Constitution Commission will mark a key milestone in the sixth retreat legislative process. The results will determine if the project advances to the next stage or if it stalls and must wait to be resumed in the future.
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Low pensions are one of the most relevant problems. Despite contributions made throughout their working lives, many people receive insufficient pensions to cover their basic needs. This is partly due to market fluctuations and the volatility of pension fund returns.
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