At the university of valencia, spain, pro palestinian students chanted slogans against the zionist regime by raising the palestinian flag. Students in pakistan they demonstrated in the universities of four states in support of palestine and alignment with the american Student Movement. In karachi, more than 200 Pakistani University professors supported the Student Movement in this country by sending a letter to the universities. Mauritanian University Students also demonstrated in support of the Palestinian People and against the palestinian genocide. In the capital of greece, students in front of the zionist regimes embassy condemned the demonstrations and the crimes of this regime. At the university of beirut , students chanted slogans against the zionist regime and supported the Palestinian Resistance by burning the flag of the zionist regime. Intensification of airstrikes and zionist regime artillery to the city of rafah and its surrounding camps. According to the Gaza Ministry of
Enter into this process when you mention the Specialized Banks , the banks whose work is urban work, you said by emphasizing on them, the Specialized Bank should come to this area and support the society from the private sector. Come and start this activity with so much limited interest, but in practice we see that the banks are they dont come seriously, because the profitability is low, that is , the operating model that takes the work to the private sector and the private sector wants to do it, because it is not profitable , my bank will not come seriously, but if a municipality that owns shares, some banks may be the municipalities themselves. Let them enter this space. Article 84 allows the municipality to intervene in the activities. I am not saying that it should directly interfere in the production, but this article of the law gives it the authority to do some of the duties of the private sector itself. In fact, it is the same issue for us, who knows better, reservoirs. The spec
, you are polluting the air, thats all. Now, from , for example, 60 years ago until today, 70 if my waste was buried, you can see how much of the waste is under the ground today, how much gas it could produce, and methane in you say that if there is a lack of cash in the city, if there is no infrastructure and liquidity, then you think the problem will be solved. For the production of gas, for the production of fertilizer, for the recycling of other items for the soil, you are now seeing the announcement about 60 million tons of soil is disposed of, or Something Else or, for example, leachate. You know that each ton of garbage or waste is usually close to 150 kilos or 150 liters. Now lets say 150 liters. The municipality is both the policy maker and the executive, and it is the supervisor of this multiplicity of roles and responsibilities. You dont think that the responsible for this story is the supervisory body of the Environmental Organization, and the Environmental Organization sho
Fertilizer today, agricultural jihad and the ministry of agriculture do not invest in any way, they are willing to import fertilizer, but they dont want to use this fertilizer, which i can tell you is domestically produced. Mr. Bagherzad says because it is economical and can be used in different places yes, maybe this is the reason why the presence of the private sector in this field has not been strengthened until now, it is true that it has been strengthened, but now i have a question, you agree with the outsourcing of Waste Management to the private sector in full with the monitoring and the Ministerial Program that you defined for it. It is possible, at all, this thing that they see exists now. Lets assume that compost can be produced from it, and they want to use it in the process of agriculture, for example. The method of these dear ones was right, so why do we have a legal problem now when it comes to purchasing compost . In general, when it comes to allocating subsidies to thes
Official figures from the office of National Statistics showed regular pay, excluding bonuses, rose by 7. 8 in may tojuly compared with a year earlier matching the pace of inflation over the same period. However, the Unemployment Rate increased to 4. 3 between may and july compared to 4. 2 the month before, and Job Vacancies fell to below a million. Lets hear from our money and work reporter Peter Ruddick who gave us a breakdown of what the figures mean. Lets just run through the two main headlines and what they mean so firstly on wage growth, so as you say, it has finally caught up on inflation in most of the uk, at least, but it is just an average, not everyone will be feeling it. It means it will be following the first time in a year, wage growth. It is just an average, but also it is going to take more than one months figures to reverse the many changes, people in the uk have been experiencing, it is going to take quite a while for this to recover. The second caveat is wage growth