Gémeas tiveram consulta marcada no Lusíadas. Dona Estefânia desmente Marcelo

Publicado a 09/12/2023 por CHRYS CHRYSTELLO

O Hospital Dona Estefânia rejeita ter reencaminhado o pedido das gémeas para o Santa Maria, contrariando as afirmações de Marcelo

Source: Gémeas tiveram consulta marcada no Lusíadas. Dona Estefânia desmente Marcelo

Novos veículos do Metro do Porto já estão em circulação (imagens)

Publicado a 09/12/2023 por CHRYS CHRYSTELLO

Às 11h00 desta quarta-feira, arrancou uma das 18 novas composições na sua primeira viagem comercial ao serviço da cidade Invicta.

Source: Novos veículos do Metro do Porto já estão em circulação (imagens)

zuhai china quem te viu em 1980 e quem te vê

Publicado a 08/12/2023 por CHRYS CHRYSTELLO

Luis Almeida Pinto

Here’s a first look at the Zhuhai Jinwan Civic Art Centre.

After six years in the making, Zhuhai’s sparkling new landmark, which is home to four different venues, finally opened its doors last month.

As the smallest mainland city in the Greater Bay Area (GBA), Zhuhai has always punched above its weight, and with its new stylish Zhuhai Jinwan Civic Art Centre which opened to the public on 16 November, Macau’s immediate neighbour solidifies its status as a vibrant regional hub.

Located in Zhuhai’s Jinwan district, the landmark – designed by Zaha Hadid Architects – combines a 1,200-seat grand theatre, a 500-seat black box theatre, an art museum and a science museum.

These various institutions are positioned symmetrically around a central plaza.

Eye-catching is an apt description for the facility, which features a streamlined, latticed roof canopy inspired by the V-formation of migratory birds.

It is also situated in the middle of an artificial lake, meaning that visitors must cross one of the bridges on either side of the structure to enter or exit.

In designing the building, the architects also sought to make the building as sustainable as possible through the inclusion of natural lighting, solar shading, thermal insulation and energy-saving systems.

The Zhuhai Jinwan Civic Art Centre is an instant icon, in other words.

Check out the photos below and see for yourself.

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“Só preciso de sair”. Há quem viva na “cidade fantasma” que a China construiu na Malásia – ZAP Notícias

Publicado a 08/12/2023 por CHRYS CHRYSTELLO

Megaprojeto de 93 mil milhões de euros era para ser “um paraíso dos sonhos para toda a humanidade”. Oito anos mais tarde, é um resort abandonado, atingido pela crise imobiliária chinesa. “És só tu e os teus pensamentos.” “Consegui escapar deste lugar”, diz Nazmi Hanafiah, em tom nervoso. Há um ano, o engenheiro de TI de 30 anos mudou-se para a Forest City (Cidade Floresta, em português), um extenso complexo habitacional construído pela China em Johor, no extremo sul da Malásia. Alugou um apartamento T1 num prédio com vista para o mar. Passados seis meses, estava farto. Não queria continuar

Source: “Só preciso de sair”. Há quem viva na “cidade fantasma” que a China construiu na Malásia – ZAP Notícias

AUSTRALIA saying goodbye to a flawed system – the privatised employment services.

Publicado a 08/12/2023 por CHRYS CHRYSTELLO

a headline that says ''Nuclear bomb to kill a mosquito'

CHRYS, we can now start saying goodbye to a flawed system – the privatised employment services.

It’s a huge win. The report from a parliamentary committee investigating job services released last week echoes what GetUp members have been saying for years – that full privatisation of the industry has failed.¹

This marks a historic milestone in ending a John Howard legacy that allowed profit-driven corporations to exploit job seekers for over three decades.²

That’s over 30 years of subjecting job seekers to pointless workshops and harmful treatment, and putting up needless barriers to get people into meaningful work.

The committee recommended the creation of a new government entity – Employment Services Australia – that will act as a large digital provider for job seekers. The committee also suggested a regulator to act as watchdog, enforce standards, and handle complaints.

All of these follow a decision by Labor in August to unanimously adopt a proposal to enhance the public sector’s role in employment services.³

It is thanks to members like you working alongside movement partners that we managed to push Labor to prioritise the public interest over the wealthy few.

It required us working with allies to make popular what’s right. It meant exposing the harm caused by the current privatised system.³

In August this year, we launched a new report alongside the Antipoverty Centre that gave damning evidence of how harmful the system is – just weeks before Labor sat down to decide whether to bring the system back into public hands.

The 60-page “Punishment for Profit” report – made possible by 781 GetUp members – showed how private job providers continue to rake in huge profits thanks to public handouts, while causing harm to job seekers and failing to find them meaningful work. It provided exactly the push Labor needed to act.

And it took all of us telling our personal stories and our movement demonstrating a clear public mandate for change to create the momentum to get to this point.

Last March, we produced a powerful video which showed that the real villains of the broken system are the corporations using public money to make shareholders rich, not the everyday people trying to find work.

But CHRYS, while this win is a cause for celebration, it’s not good enough.

The committee failed to entirely rule out the private industry in jobs services, leaving the door ajar for corporations to try and water-down the commitment.

It also refused to abolish mutual obligations, despite recognising it is punitive, ineffective and cruel. Instead, it recommended an “overhaul”, the details of which will come to light next year.

So what’s next?

As the recommendations are studied by the government, we’ll continue fighting for the powers that put public interest over private greed – like we have for years.

From massive petitions, damning reports, media stunts, hard-hitting content, lobbying meetings, and nationwide advertising campaigns, our GetUp community has shown what happens when we work together as a movement.

We can hold the government accountable and push them to stand up against corporations making huge profits while everyday people struggle to meet basic needs — whether keeping the lights on, paying for groceries, or being able to afford safe and comfortable housing.

The growing cost-of-living crisis demands a robust social safety net. We’re not there yet, but together, we’ll pave the way.

Thank you for fighting alongside us.

In solidarity,

Chido and Raisa for the GetUp team

PS. It’s time to push the Albanese Government to stand up against corporations cashing in on the cost-of-living crisis. We’ve succeeded in eliminating the privatised employment service system. Now we need to take on the greedy corporations that are driving prices and raking ridiculously high profits during this time. Can you chip in to power our campaign on the cost-of-living crisis?

References:
[1] ‘Nuclear bomb to kill a mosquito’: Inquiry slams privatised job system, Sydney Morning Herald, 30 November 2023.
[2] The Howard government ‘radically transformed’ the job search experience. Will this government tear up the failed experiment?, ABC News 2 December 2023.
[3] Commonwealth Employment Service resurrection approved at Labor conference, The Mandarin, 21 August 2023.

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Authorised by L. Baldwin-Roberts, GetUp, Sydney.

Opinião: Hernâni Bettencourt | Lamaçal – Jornal Açores 9

Publicado a 08/12/2023 por CHRYS CHRYSTELLO

Marcelo Rebelo de Sousa é, por estes dias, o ator principal do lamaçal em que se tornou o regime. Ainda há menos de um mês escrevia, neste espaço, um texto de opinião intitulado “em falência moral”. Aí fazia referência ao que se estava a passar ao mais alto nível do Estado. Nessa altura a fasquia […]

Source: Opinião: Hernâni Bettencourt | Lamaçal – Jornal Açores 9

Nossa Senhora da Conceição: conheça a história da santa A EXPLICAR ESTE FERIADO

Publicado a 08/12/2023 por CHRYS CHRYSTELLO

Nossa Senhora da Conceição, santa da Igreja Católica, tem sua festa litúrgica celebrada em 8 de dezembro, data que marca feriado em diversas cidades brasileiras, como Campinas (SP), Teresina (PI), Recife (PE), Salvador (BA), Aracaju (SE), entre outras.

Source: Nossa Senhora da Conceição: conheça a história da santa

Demissão em bloco no PAN. “Prostituição política: vai haver acordo vergonhoso, seja com quem for”

Publicado a 07/12/2023 por CHRYS CHRYSTELLO

Os sete demissionários avisam que Inês de Sousa Real se prepara para “replicar” em Março o que aconteceu na Madeira em Setembro.

Source: Demissão em bloco no PAN. “Prostituição política: vai haver acordo vergonhoso, seja com quem for”

Angola e Timor-Leste entre economias mais dependentes do petróleo e gás natural – Observatório da Língua Portuguesa

Publicado a 07/12/2023 por CHRYS CHRYSTELLO

Constituído em Junho de 2008, o OLP – Observatório da Língua Portuguesa é uma associação sem fins lucrativos que tem por objectivos contribuir para: o conhecimento e divulgação do estatuto e projecção no Mundo da Língua Portuguesa; o estabelecimento de redes de parcerias visando a afirmação, defesa e promoção da Língua Portuguesa; a formulação de políticas e decisões que concorram relevantemente para a afirmação da Língua Portuguesa como língua estratégica de comunicação internacional.

Source: Angola e Timor-Leste entre economias mais dependentes do petróleo e gás natural – Observatório da Língua Portuguesa

A chave de Púshkara : Alonso, Artur,

Publicado a 07/12/2023 por CHRYS CHRYSTELLO

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