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Between the Angevins who wanted to achieve a second consecutive success to give themselves a little hope and the Lille residents who want to build on their current good streak at the door of the top 8, a high-stakes meeting this Friday evening in Angers. Meeting which begins timidly (6-7, 4th) before Bourhis or Meyniel planted the first Lille banderillas (8-13, 6th). The Angevins are running out of…
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The inspector general of the State Administration, João Pinto, asked, this Tuesday, 19th, managers, in Benguela, to avoid egos and vanities when carrying out their duties, considering that public management is not sympathetic to this. The person in charge recognizes that governing means always being under pressure, but this does not justify committing illegality
Speaking at the opening of a seminar on “Ethics in Public Administration”, promoted by IGAE and which brought together, in the Benguela Administration, members of the Government, judicial magistrates and the Public Ministry, defense and security bodies and beyond, the inspector general stated that a manager must confine his action to the development plan, Constitution, in order to solve the citizen’s problem and “not make it difficult”. João Pinto says it is normal for a man to make mistakes, but he must admit it, inform and alert his body, so that liability can be mitigated, “because there was negligence and not intent.
It was not done on purpose and citizens know that things were done, the public interest was fulfilled”. According to the head of IGAE, when carrying out governance activities, one is always under pressure, requiring that whoever inspects must be a person of common sense and have emotional control. “Just like the judge who is prudent, who should not be led by emotions, doing so will determine whether the acts were illegal, illicit or irregular.
But know if they were made with a bad faith judgment to harm”, he warned the inspectors of the institution he heads. João Pinto points out that it is necessary for inspectors, in the exercise of their functions, to consider certain aspects and therefore suggests a thorough investigation of data, having reiterated the position expressed by the Head of State, João Lourenço, that IGAE “should not replace prosecutors or the Police”, it is up to this State body to observe and prevent acts harmful to good management practices.
“Were budgetary laws disrespected to satisfy collective or individual interests? This is what the Inspectorate does, warning. We as civil servants, who have the function of observing and informing the President of the Republic regarding legality, have to walk, because only by walking will we understand the problems”, he argued. The provincial governor of Benguela, in turn, looks at the principle of legality and sees in it the compass by which any public servant must be guided, in order to avoid acts harmful to the interest of the community.
“Our commitment towards citizens must be guided by professional, urban and morally acceptable conduct, considering that the ultimate aim of Public Administration is the fulfillment of the population’s desires”, highlighted Luís Nunes. The governor calls for discipline among public managers, based on justice, transparency and professional ethics, to establish the necessary relationship of trust between public servants and citizens.
That public manager hopes that the training promoted by IGAE will serve to capitalize and increase greater rigor for all employees in their daily processes, within the scope of administrative exercise, “since it constitutes a satisfactory opportunity that, in the pedagogical and training scope of the Inspectorate General of the State, we have the great pleasure of honoring you once once more”, considers the governor of Benguela.
The White House was aware, since the end of October, that Israel was regularly bombing civilian targets in Gaza, but President Joe Biden continued to publicly defend the conduct of the Israeli military, reports The Washington Post.
On October 27, three weeks following hostilities began between Israel and the Hamas movement, senior Biden foreign policy officials told a select group at the White House that “Israel was regularly bombing buildings without [dados de] solid intelligence that they were legitimate military targets,” the newspaper wrote, citing three sources familiar with the meeting.
Officials also expressed concern that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu did not have a clear plan to defeat the Palestinian militant group, with one source telling the newspaper that “from the beginning, there was a sense of not knowing how the Israelis were going to do the job.” they said they would do.”
It is noteworthy that, at that time, the US was rushing to deliver military aid to Israel. Two weeks before that meeting, White House leader Joe Biden visited Israel and publicly declared that “while the United States supports [Israel]you will not be alone.”
On the same day as the meeting, White House National Security Council spokesman John Kirby told reporters that the US would not impose any “red lines” on how Israel conducts its military campaign.
The meeting did little to change rhetoric from Biden or his officials. The president did not criticize Israel for the repeated bombing of a refugee camp in early November.
According to the director of the FSB, Russia’s security service, 11 people might be arrested. Among them are 4 suspects who are said to be directly involved in the attack. This was reported by the Kremlin press service.
According to the FSB, the 4 suspects arrested this morning were on their way to the Russian-Ukrainian border and are said to have had contact with people in Ukraine. Images of the arrest of several suspects are now circulating on the internet, but it is not clear whether the images are authentic and show the real perpetrators.
