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A decline Andalusia embraces change of PP

Seville (Reuters) – the tourist Andalusia, the largest community of Spain, lacks its traditional good humor because of a crisis that has cornered it with the highest rate of unemployment in the country, a dramatic situation that seems to lead the Sunday an electoral swing in favour of PP after more than three decades of Socialist governments. Between the Andalusian, the general State of mind is of abatement and pessimism by the great scope of the crisis and fatigue and boredom by a political class that is starring in corruption scandals who loot a depleted public coffers that must cope with large debts. “this is a town that had much joy, did not see the faces that are now”, said Domingo GarcÃa, a jeweler of 60 years of the town of Cartaya (Huelva) who, like so many other villages near the coast, suffered the blow of the bursting of the housing bubble and now malvive agricultural production. Her daughter Bella, of 35 years and Councillor for the PSOE in the municipality lost by the Socialists after the conservative wave which swept in the municipal of may, and then in the November General accepts with resignation that the situation is very adverse to his training. “people want a change whether or not (supporters) of the PP,” said with some resignation. A total of 6.4 million voters are called to the...

Smoking imposes costs up 2 pct of global GDP: report

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Singapore (Reuters) – the habit of smoking costs the world a 1 to 2 percent of its Gross domestic product each year and it could kill nearly one billion people this century, said the authors of the fourth edition of the tobacco Atlas during the launch of the book in Singapore. Economic losses include direct costs and indirect, as medical expenses to treat diseases related to smoking and the value of productivity lost, said the authors of the book, which is published by the American Cancer Society and the worldwide Foundation of the Lung. The cost of smoking could be even greater, as maintains it one of the authors of the book, Hana Ross, saying that they are difficult to measure intangible costs such as suffering from the members of the family or the pain felt by patients. “during the 20th century, smoking killed 100 million of “ people. “It is estimated that in the 21st century you will kill 1 billion people”, said the lead author of the book, Michael Eriksen in the launch during a global Conference of health in Singapore. The world’s population has grown by more than four times in the last century, passing 7,000 million people mark the last year. Eriksen said that there are about 1,000 million users of tobacco worldwide and 360,000 non smokers die each year because of exposure to second...

Teenagers who practice sports team are happier

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(www.neomundo.com.ar) Sports has more than one benefit for adolescents. As well as improving their fitness and their ability to interact with others, is that the guys that make physical activity are more satisfied with their lives and feel healthier, a new study concluded. Researchers of the University of West Virginia (United States) explained that this positive association occurs with greater intensity in sports team. “Participating in a sport achieved that young people feel more satisfied and healthy at a critical juncture in his life and development.” “Our study suggests that in team sports can promote their connections in school, social support and friendships with their peers,” they said. Its conclusions were published in the journal Applied Research in Quality of Life. Physical activity is recommended in all stages of life because it provides multiple benefits as lower or maintain your weight, control problems such as diabetes, hypertension and heart disease, prevent diseases such as osteoporosis, improve mood and reduce hunger, among many other benefits. Joy of youth To find out the effect of sport in adolescents, the authors worked with 245 boys and girls of around 14 years of age. Each young volunteers completed a comprehensive questionnaire on the type of physical activity performed and the weekly frequency. In turn, the boys told Fund what was the level of satisfaction with their lives and how the University described his...

Mujica describes as “nonsense” that health workers work twelve hours

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Montevideo, 22 mar ( EFE).- the President of Uruguay JosÃ© Mujica described today as “a nonsense” that the staff of intensive care centres to work 12 hours in its early statements public in the case of two nurses accused and imprisoned for murdering 15 patients. Addition, felt that his countrymen are in “ shock” and statements that publishes today the weekly “Search” said that “health staff has to refine the conduct and treatment with the people”. To refer to criticism for alleged failures in the control system to which would have facilitated the actions of nurses, Mujica stated that “the controls are to detect medical failures” and not to act “against a criminal”. In the view of the President, the work continued in intensive care centres “tends to generate a kind of rigidity autodefensiva with pain and piety”. “No one should work in the CTI many years and the same in psychiatric hospitals”, said Mujica, and described as “nonsense” to nurses who are required to work 12 hours in two health centres. Representative said that “there is much to improve” in apparent reference to the Uruguayan health system and said that you “wonder” as they are handled elsewhere such as Germany and Sweden. El judge Rolando Giordano indicted nurse Ariel Acevedo, 46, on Sunday by 10 cases of “especially aggravated homicide” and the also nurse Marcelo Pereira, 39 years,...

The UN warns that the DRC living a “desperate” human crisis

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Geneva, 22 mar ( EFE).-the Democratic Republic of the Congo ( DRC) are mired in a crisis human “desperate” that fails to attract the attention of the world as other conflicts and that has become a “forgotten crisis”, as reported today the UN. The Director of the regional Office for the coordination of Humanitarian affairs of the United Nations (OCHA) in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Barbara Shenstone, said in press conference that the DRC is a “desperate in terms of human needs, development and peacekeeping”. “There is a huge food insecurity, 70 per cent of the population – some 63 million – live below the poverty line and there are 1.7 million people displaced by the armed conflict,” explained Shenstone. Also said that there is an epidemic of measles and routine outbreaks of other diseases, while added that countrywide is facing a cholera epidemic that has spread by river basins to regions in which, so far, was not an endemic illness. Shenstone regretted that you despite this, the situation in DRC “does not attract the attention it deserves”. “Is a kind of forgotten crisis.” “You don’t have the same political profile, or somehow does not attract the attention of the world in the same way as other major crises, such as the of Middle East, Asia, or even other parts of Africa,” criticized. Shenstone regretted that the...

Month: March 2012

A decline Andalusia embraces change of PP

Smoking imposes costs up 2 pct of global GDP: report

Teenagers who practice sports team are happier

Mujica describes as “nonsense” that health workers work twelve hours

The UN warns that the DRC living a “desperate” human crisis

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