2024-03-18 19:01:51
The Belgian trade union BBTK and the management of the airline Brussels Airlines have reached an agreement on better wages for cabin crew. Earlier this year, Brussels Airlines cabin crew stopped work due to the lack of an agreement.
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The president of Peru is being investigated for alleged illicit enrichment for using a Rolex watch
2024-03-19 03:28:02
LIMA (AP) — The Peruvian prosecutor’s office began a preliminary investigation on Monday once morest President Dina Boluarte for the alleged crime of illicit enrichment following she admitted to being the owner of a Rolex luxury watch, which she has used more than two dozen times. in public for almost a year.
The public ministry added that it is also investigating Boluarte for the possible crime of failure to record a statement in documents. On Friday, the president evaded a question from the press regarding whether she had declared the watch on her list of assets, a duty of every public official intended to avoid possible illicit enrichment.
On that occasion, the president said that the Rolex watch – whose value at the brand’s authorized distributor in Peru reaches up to $14,000 – was from “yesterday”, “the fruit” of her “effort” and “work” since she was 18 years old. and that he used it “eventually.” She also asked the press “not to get into personal issues.”
Prime Minister Gustavo Adrianzén said angrily on Monday that it was “the last time” he answered a question from the press regarding the president’s luxury watch.
“The president has been, in the opinion of the speaker, sufficiently explicit and has responded fully regarding these journalistic reports… this is a personal issue that is not my place to address,” he stated.
Boluarte, a 61-year-old lawyer, has been photographed more than 20 times wearing a Rolex watch for almost a year, according to the freely accessible presidential photographic archive. The last time was in February, when she attended Peru’s highest-income neighborhood, San Isidro, at a ceremony for the incorporation of users for a pension for hundreds of thousands of extremely poor elderly people who receive $68 every two months.
The journalistic program “La Encerrona”, which is broadcast on the internet, stated last week that it reviewed more than 10,000 official photos from the government photographic archive since July 28, 2021, when Boluarte was sworn in as vice president and minister of social inclusion of the then president. Pedro Castillo. She also continued to review Boluarte’s photos following she was sworn in as president on December 7, 2022, replacing Castillo.
In the investigation, “La Encerrona” recorded that Boluarte used at least 14 watches, among which the Rolex stood out, which she began using in mid-2023. When she was a minister she received $8,136 a month in salary, but when she assumed the presidency His income dropped to $4,200 a month.
The president commented on Friday that she had entered “the government palace with clean hands and I will leave with clean hands… because it is in my DNA not to be corrupt.” In 2023, Boluarte recalled from the presidential palace that during the political campaign that brought her to power she “didn’t even have money for the tickets.”
Before becoming Minister of Social Inclusion, Boluarte was a modest official in a small district office of the national identification registry, where she worked since 2007.
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Bundesliga: Salzburg and Sturm set an example before Hit
2024-03-18 19:00:07
On March 31st, Salzburg and Sturm will first cross swords in the league in Graz, only four days later the two best teams in Austria will face each other in the semi-finals of the Uniqa ÖFB Cup (April 4th, 8:45 p.m., live on ORF1 and in the live stream). However, Salzburg coach Gerhard Struber did not want to attach too much importance to the league summit on Easter Sunday. “It won’t be decisive, there are still eight games following that,” emphasized the 47-year-old.
The only downside for Struber following the win once morest Hartberg was the poor evaluation of chances. “We might have scored one or two more goals.” His team’s task was made easier by the exclusion of Hartberg’s Ibane Bowat in the 22nd minute. “For me this decision was very clear, Bowat was the last man standing,” said Struber.
Salzburg easily defeated Hartberg
Red Bull Salzburg is still two points ahead of Sturm Graz at the top of the Bundesliga table following the first round of the championship group. Shortly following the Styrians’ victory at Austria Klagenfurt on Sunday, the defending champions easily beat TSV Hartberg 5-1 (2-0) in front of their home crowd.
Hartberg upset with referee
Hartberg coach Markus Schopp said this red card might be discussed. There were no two opinions regarding a scene in the ninth minute when the score was 0-0, when Fernando unintentionally but hard stepped on Jürgen Heil’s calf. According to Schopp, that was the decisive situation of the game. “There should have been red for Fernando. I’m tired of discussing such things. Too many decisions have been made once morest us lately, perhaps because we are just Hartberg,” criticized the 50-year-old. On Sky, Schopp said regarding the referees: “They don’t know their way around.”
Last week, TSV was wrongly denied a penalty once morest Sturm Graz, as even the league admitted in its VAR review. “If we regularly play ten once morest twelve, it will be difficult,” explained goalie Raphael Sallinger. “We were at a decisive disadvantage in four or five of the last six games.” Heil was also upset in the Sky interview. “If Diakite or Sangare commit fouls like Fernando’s, you can be sure that they will go off the pitch with a red card. I don’t want to demand a red at all, something like that happens in a game, but if we get a red, there has to be a red in the situation.”
Sturm engine runs like clockwork
There were fewer discussions following the clear Sturm victory on Lake Wörthersee. “Winning 4-0 here is a very strong result,” said coach Christian Ilzer. “I think it was a good announcement at the beginning of Sturm Graz’s championship group.” Mass was said following just 39 minutes, Mika Biereth (4th, 18th), Tomi Horvat (23rd) and William Böving (39th). were successful. “The first half was almost perfect. “It’s important to take this self-confidence with you,” said David Affengruber.
Once once more, comparisons might be drawn to a successful team from days gone by. With currently ten goals in the first 15 minutes, only the 1997/98 strike team scored more (13). Sturm last scored three goals in the first 23 minutes in April 1998, the year the Black and Whites became champions for the first time. In addition, Arsenal loanee Biereth delivered once more with a brace and has already scored eight competitive goals for Sturm. Both goals were a rather easy task for the 21-year-old Dane on Sunday.
Sturm dispatches Klagenfurt
Puntigamer Sturm Graz started the championship group with a gala. Last season’s runner-up defeated Austria Klagenfurt 4-0 away on Sunday in the 23rd round of the Admiral Bundesliga.
“Many people say I (only) score the easy goals. I always say: Why don’t you do it? That’s also a quality,” said Biereth. Ilzer praised him for his “intuition that goal getters have that you can’t teach them. Mika is very, very good for our game.” Both teams now have to try to maintain their form for two weeks. “We are in good shape. But in my experience, we usually got off to a good start following the international break,” said ÖFB team player Alexander Prass, not worried.
No respite for long-distance runners
Ilzer described the current phase as “very, very deceptive. It was my 39th game of the season, but for Jon Gorenc Stankovic it was the 45th. Having 45 games under our belt in March is a nice number.” There might be even more for Sturm’s long-running runners before the title duel, alongside Prass and the Danish U21s. Team players Böving and Biereth also face Otar Kiteishvili with Georgia in the European Championship play-offs.
“I hope that those who are on the road are successful and come back healthy. And then we have to continue in exactly the same way,” demanded Affengruber, who trained in Salzburg. According to Struber, Salzburg will be missing twelve kickers in the coming days due to national team call-ups. “I’m happy for them and hope that they come back healthy,” said the Salzburg coach.
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Citizens turn to herbs to try to “get rid” of conjunctivitis – Jornal OPaís
Due to the fact that the disease is accompanied by symptoms of headache and fever, citizens affected by “eye pain”, residents of Mazozo, fear that they are infected with hemorrhagic conjunctivitis and are crying out for help to get rid of it.
The lack of information in some inland communities regarding the resources of conventional medicine to deal with the outbreak of conjunctivitis, accompanied by the symptoms mentioned above, which is ravaging the country, is leading residents to self-medicate using leaves. This occurs despite being unable to distinguish hemorrhagic conjunctivitis from normal or common conjunctivitis. Inês Paulino José, 25 years old, resident of the Augusto neighborhood, in the town of Mazozo, in the municipality of Icolo e Bengo, in Luanda, says that the lack of conditions and medication to treat illnesses, forces residents to seek treatment outside the neighborhood.
However, when this alternative becomes complicated due to the thousand kwanzas charged by taxi drivers who travel the route Mazozo (Icolo and Bengo) – Kilometer 30 (Viana) and vice versa, the population then resorts to home healing practices. In fact, Neusa, as Inês Paulino is affectionately treated, who is infected by the disease, revealed that, until the date of this report, on the morning of Monday the 11th, she did not go to the medical center, having sought help, solely and simply- mind, with water boiled from the mallow leaf.
“Look, this leaf is what relieves us from the pain of almost everything here, it cures us from urinary infections, it is used for postpartum baths, as a sweater and a calmer for fevers, and now we are using it to cure this pain – from view”, said Neusa, highlighting that, in Mazozo, mallow is the residents’ choice. Another concern for the patient has to do with the fact that the disease is contagious and contact between members of the same family is inevitable. “This is contagious, the first person who had it in the house was my baby, then it spread to the other two. It’s only now that I’m affected too. But right now, I’m boiling these mallow leaves to wash my face with the same water. Here in Mazozo, we don’t despise each other, so let’s all get this eye-sore,” she emphasized.