Siman ta habri cu reunion tripartiet na Hulanda

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The content originally appeared on: Diario

ORANJESTAD (AAN): Awe, dialuna 26 di september 2022 tin un reunion tripartiet na Hulanda. Un reunion entre Aruba, Curacao y Sint Maarten den preparacion di reunionnan di IPKO.

   IPKO ta Interparlementair Koninkrijksoverleg cual ta un reunion cu ta tuma lugar dos bes pa aña entre e parlamentonan di Aruba, Curacao, Sint Maarten y Hulanda. 

   Puntonan di agenda: E dia ta habri caminda representantenan den Raad van State di Aruba, Curaçao en Sint Maarten lo duna un presentacion encuanto e siguiente puntonan: Raad van State di Reino, reglamento encuanto e proceso supervision financiero y Reino Hulandes, tratadonan y Unierecht. Prome cu lunch nos lo trata e punto di relacion den Reino awe y den futuro.

   Mas tanto lo kier para keto na na con nos por fiha un bista pa futuro descartando e relacionnan actual. Mas cu claro e intencion ta tambe pa trata e aspecto di mehoracion den nos relacion den Reino caminda lo uza como punto di salida e mocion presenta pa Van Raak y de Graaf.

    Despues di lunch nos lo duna atencion special na enseñansa. Pa ta mas specifico e situacion y retonan di nos studiantenan na Hulanda, cual ta un punto cu mi persona a pone riba agenda. Special pa e topico aki a invita Nationale Ombudsman di Hulanda Reinier van Zutphen cu a haci un investigacion encuanto nos studiantenan.

   Resultado di dicho investigacion nos por lesa den “Kopzorgen van Caribische Studenten”. Mi ta di opinion cu nos mester por uza e plataforma di IPKO pa yega na solucionnan concreto pa problemanan di nos ciudadanonan. Den e caso aki nos studiantenan. Otro aspectonan cu nos lo atende ta supervision financiero, Geschillenregeling y reunion di IPKO. Ultimo tempo esakinan ta forma parti structural di nos reunionnan tripartiet. Ta puntonan cu ta concerni nos tur 3 of cu nos tur 3 ta desea. 

   Pues, nos ta habri siman cu un dia largo pero mi ta convenci cu e lo ta uno fructifero. Mi kier invita bo pa keda pendiente mirando cu mi lo sigui informa e dianan nos dilanti con e reunionnan ta bayendo.


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Costo di cuido medico ta keda inflacion ignora

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The content originally appeared on: Diario

Problemanan structural manera di edad a topa cu reto nobo 


Aumento di prijsnan ta un factor mas den e sector vital
Despues di 2025 situacion mundial hopi dificil por presenta 

ORANJESTAD(AAN)- Cuido Medico por wordo considera como e ramo central den bida di hende. Calidad di Cuido Medico ta decisivo pa pa bida di hende.

Sinembargo, poco atencion ta wordo dedica na e olanan bruto cu ta afecta e sector aki debi na cantidad creciente cu ta menasa e base di Cuido Medico.

Ora papia di por ehempel inflacion y e aumento di prijs relaciona cu esaki, ta pensa hopi bez riba hamburger, betro y luho cu ta na peliger.

Kico e inflacion actual ta haci cu Cuido Medico, ta un asunto cu DIARIO continuamente a sigui di acerca y cu awor ta motibo pa na nivel internacional, alarma wordo bati.

Costo di cuido medico no ta un problema cu lo desaparece sin mas, hasta si guera na Ukraine termina.

Ultimo informacionnan ta papia, a base di e retonan actual, cu na 2025 un situacion mundial dificil por presenta su mes na mundo, cu mester tene cuenta cu tur loke Cuido Medico ta exigi.

Mester di placa naturalmente pero placa pa cubri mucho mas tipo di gasto cu ta bini dilanti. No ta solamente transporte, cu den caso di medicamento por ehempel por ta mas costoso ya cu tin medicamento cu no por cu un ambiente calor.

Prome cu prijs di petroleo a bira manera jackpot, tabata tin situacionnan pa cual a bati alarma den mundo di Cuido Medico cu mester di personal, ekipo, material cu ta varia di brake pa ambulance te na catuna.

Ora papia di sector di Cuido Medico ta papia di hende cu mester traha un trabou sumamente exigente cu por afecta bida di hende den tur caso.

Uno di e problemanan pa cual for di añanan Setenta di Siglo Dos Mil a bati alarma, ta e hecho cu edad di hende ta subi. Esaki ta nifica cu e cantidad di hende cu ta bira grandi tambe ta subi, loke ta aumenta e necesidad di cuido.

Na mes momento den e cantidad di hende cu ta bira grandi, tin tambe e profesionalnan cu mester duna cuido na hende, manera dokter, un asistente specialisa na cas, asistente di dokter, laboratorio, personal prepara pa ambulance, ekipo pa mantene aparatonan super moderno y asina por sigui.

E cantidad di trahador nobo den tur sector rond mundo a baha hunto cu e cantidad mas abou di hende cu a nace. E cantidad di hende cu ta retira debi na edad a aumenta hunto cu e cantidad di hende cu a bira mas grandi y mester di mas servicio y asistencia.

Esaki ta uno di e problemanan mas grandi cu Cuido Medico tambe conoce mas ainda na un mundo cu kier a mara Cuido Medico na edad maximo sin tene na consideracion e trabou cu hende por produci ainda na edad halto.

Loke awor ta suavisa e problema ta regreso di enfermeranan y otro personal haltamente cualifica na e proceso di trabou pa yuda reduci e falta di trahador.

Esaki ta nifica sinembargo, cu mester tin placa pa paga e costo di personal cu ta subi mientras cantidad pero tambe calidad di personal prepara ta progresa.

Conocemento creciente di hende a percura pa mas y mas uzo di ekipo special den cuido medico mescos cu mas remedi.

Prijs di transportacion a subi no solamente pa motibo di petroleo pero tambe debi na e circulo di inflacion cu tin e mundo den su gara.

Concientisacion di Pueblo riba e balor di Cuido Medico pa nan bida, ta bira tur dia un exigencia mas grandi.

Responsabilidad di hende enfrente nan salud mester aumenta. Kico ta come, cuanto ora ta drumi, ki estilo di bida y calidad di higiena ta mantene?

E responsabilidad propio di e ciudadano pa cuida su mes y publico a wordo demostra tempo di Covid-19 y awe mester haya continuacion pa evita cu gasto medico ta sigui subi.

Tin guera. Tin problema mundial di tur indole. Pero ta keda na hende pa cuida su bida na cas, den trafico, den retonan deportivo y sigur den aventura ya cu desafio di morto a bira un hobby basta popular cerca sigur hobennan.

DIARIO lo sigui cumpli cu su responsabilidad di informa pa asina hunto por evita cu na 2025 e problemanan lo culmina a base di problemanan existente sin inclui loke por surgi na forma inespera.

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Hurricane Ian passing near Cayman on Monday as Cat 1 hurricane Loop Cayman Islands

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The content originally appeared on: Cayman Compass

Hurricane Ian is expected to intensify between Cayman and Florida

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Hurricane Ian

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The National Hurricane Center reported early Monday morning that Hurricane Ian was located just under 100 miles southwest of Grand Cayman and about 315 miles southeast of the western tip of Cuba.

As a category 1 hurricane, Ian is exhibiting maximum sustained winds of 75 mph, with hurricane-force winds extending outward up to 15 miles from the center. Tropical-storm-force winds extend outward up to 90 miles.

Although Hurricane Ian is currently moving northwest and passing the Cayman Islands today (Monday), Ian is expected to turn north-northeast by Tuesday night or early Wednesday.

Ian’s next stop after the Cayman Islands is forecasted to be near or over western Cuba by Tuesday night. Florida’s west coast is expected to experience the impact of Ian by Wednesday.

Forecasters predict that Ian may rapidly strengthen as it leaves the Cayman area.

As a result of the foregoing, the below watches and warnings are in place.

A Hurricane Warning is in effect for:

Grand CaymanCuban provinces of Isla de Juventud, Pinar del Rio, and Artemisa

A Tropical Storm Warning is in effect for:

Cuban provinces of La Habana, Mayabeque, and MatanzasLower Florida Keys from Seven Mile Bridge westward to Key WestDry Tortugas

A Storm Surge Watch is in effect for:

Florida Keys from the Card Sound Bridge westward to Key WestDry TortugasFlorida BayAnclote River southward to the Card Sound Bridge,Tampa Bay

A Hurricane Watch is in effect for Englewood to the Anclote River, including Tampa Bay.

A Tropical Storm Watch is in effect for:

Little Cayman and Cayman BracEnglewood southward to Chokoloskee

Heavy rainfall, storm surge and flooding is expected in these areas.

Interests in these areas are encouraged to stay vigilant and pay keen attention to announcements from local authorities.

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Schools in St Thomas, St Mary and Portland to close Monday Loop Jamaica

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The content originally appeared on: Jamaica News Loop News

The Ministry of Education and Youth has advised that students in the eastern parishes of St Thomas, Portland and St Mary, which make up Region 2, should remain at home on Monday, September 26.

The advice follows heavy rains associated with Tropical Storm Ian that impacted sections of the island between Saturday and Sunday.

In a statement Sunday evening, the ministry said the report from Region 2 indicates that, based on the adverse weather conditions which disrupted electricity, worsened road conditions and caused flooding in some areas, students should remain at home and work remotely as previously advised in Bulletin-133/2022, entitled “Severe Weather Alert”.

The Met Service had also declared a flash flood warning for the parishes in Region 2 on Sunday.

The ministry said that while reports from Region 5 (St Elizabeth and Manchester) do not indicate significant cause for concern, school boards and principals are advised to make use of both remote learning and only use face-to-face where conditions allow.

Meanwhile, the ministry said that based on the situational update from the Office of Disaster Preparedness and Emergency Management and the Meteorological Office, schools can open for face-to-face classes where conditions are safe.

“Based on reports from our seven regions as to the impact of the weather conditions in their locality, boards and principals are being advised to exercise caution in determining the operations of schools for Monday, September 26,” the statement said.

It urged school administrators to use their communication channels to communicate with all parents, students and staff to advise of the operations of schools based on their local situation.

“All staff and parents should exercise their best judgement, paying special attention to self-care and safety in all circumstances,” the ministry said.

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Moonilal: Trinidad and Tobago should brace for a hardship budget

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WARNING: Oropouche East MP Dr Roodal Moonilal makes a point at the UNC’s weekly Sunday press conference in Port of Spain. At right is Mayaro MP Rushton Paray. PHOTO BY AYANNA KINSALE –

THE Opposition has put the country on notice for even more hardship and stress when Finance Minister Colm Imbert presents the budget on Monday in the House of Representatives.

In fact, Oropouche East MP Dr Roodal Moonilal said on Sunday, the public can expect more nuisance taxes to be announced in Imbert’s presentation.

Moonilal and Mayaro MP Rushton Paray spoke at the Opposition’s weekly Sunday media briefing at the Office of the Opposition Leader, Charles Street in Port of Spain.

“I can predict tomorrow (Monday) there will be more taxes. Every little thing you do in life will have a tax attached to it. And what they cannot introduce new, they will increase.

“I am telling the country today, from where I sit, it appears that we are in for a rough road ahead. I tell the people of Trinidad and Tobago, to expect more hardship,” a grim Moonilal said.

He predicted that allocations for the Tobago House of Assembly and the Police Service will be cut.

“It was just a few months ago that the people of Tobago, to use a colloquial term, spit-out the PNM and rejected them with an overwhelming majority. I ask the Minister of Finance, ‘Will you come tomorrow and punish the people of Tobago for doing that with your measures?’”

Moonilal said he wasn’t hopeful the budget would include measures to address crime, unemployment, poor road infrastructure, new investments to stimulate the economy, offer ease to high food prices, or initiatives to close the existing gap in the education system.

“You know it is sad that we have a crisis with the cost of living, we have a crisis with crime and insecurity, we have a crisis with joblessness and the last several years.” He raised concerns over the high unemployment rate and lack of job opportunities.

“The NIB records show that 112,000 fewer persons have been contributing to NIB with their payments. So it tells you that people are no longer working because they cannot pay national insurance.

“You cannot fill the economy without jobs and we don’t expect job-creation but I want to warn the country that I don’t think he (Imbert) will speak anything about creating jobs. He may speak about taking away jobs and closing down sectors.”

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The Ministry of Youth & Sports Hosts Sports Associations Retreat – St. Lucia Times News

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Saint Lucia’s sports associations and federations met recently with officials from the Ministry of Youth Development and Sports at a retreat organized with the aim to foster stronger partnerships.

The event registered the participation of 20 organizations from athletics, aquatics, badminton, basketball, bodybuilding, boxing, chess, cricket, and cycling, to football, martial arts, squash, tennis, and volleyball.

Minister for Youth Development and Sports, Hon. Kenson Casimir, said: “We have 20 associations represented at this retreat and the idea is to determine the challenges they face and to foster a way forward in developing sports in Saint Lucia. The associations play an integral part in sports development in Saint Lucia, so it is important to understand how the roles of the ministry and the sports associations entwine toward the development of sports in Saint Lucia.”

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While acknowledging the constraints under which most associations operate, Minister Casimir said the ministry’s intention is to establish a functioning sports policy to guide processes.

“We would like every single association to have access to as many resources required for them to flourish but the reality is that we have the cost constraints. This is an opportunity for us to sit at the table to discuss the challenges we face as sports administrators. The ministry is also working on a sports policy to chart the way forward and guide strategy and implementation.”

The minister also highlighted the lack of attention and recognition given to former athletes.

Some of the topics covered at the retreat included long term athlete development, annual subventions, partnerships and collaborations, safeguarding in sports, national sports policies, rewards and incentives, and women in sports.

The National Sports Associations Retreat was held at the Bay Gardens Hotel, Rodney Bay.

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Salud informa sobre 208 hospitalizaciones por COVID-19

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El informe preliminar de COVID-19 del Departamento de Salud (DS) reportó el lunes 208 personas hospitalizadas.

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Hay 181 adultos y 27 menores hospitalizados. Este monitoreo cubre el periodo del 9 al 23 de septiembre de 2022.

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Eerste verscheping agrarische export naar Barbados verloopt moeizaam

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Caracol: le plus grand parc industriel du pays en panne d’essence

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Le parc industriel de Caracol qui emploie plus de 12 500 personnes ferme ses portes ce dimanche 25 septembre ? cause de l’?puisement des r?serves carburant de sa centrale ?lectrique, a appris Le Nouvelliste.

<>, a inform? la firme Nreca international. <>, peut-on lire dans cette note en date du 24 septembre.

L’UTE et le minist?re de l’Economie et des Finances, au courant de la situation, <>, a confi? ? Le Nouvelliste le responsable de l’UTE, gestionnaire du PIC, Pierre Michel Joassaint. <>, a-t-il dit, confirmant pour Le Nouvelliste l’information d’une source au MEF indiquant que l’autorisation a ?t? donn?e par l’Etat ha?tien pour l’importation de carburant en R?publique dominicaine en attendant un retour ? la normale.

<>, a dit le responsable de l’UTE.

<< Les entreprises avaient observ? un arr?t de travail en raison du blocage syst?matique des routes. Elles esp?raient reprendre ce lundi, mais ? cause de l’arr?t de la centrale thermique, elles ne pourront pas reprendre leurs activit?s. Si la situation ne s’am?liore pas au niveau de Varreux et sur les routes, le Parc ne pourra pas reprendre ses activit?s. Cela aura un impact majeur sur les commandes en cours, repr?sentera une perte ?norme pour les ouvriers.

Cette situation est un camouflet pour le PIC au moment o? il est en discussion avec de nouveaux acteurs qui souhaitent venir s’y installer >>, a estim? Pierre Michel Joassaint.

<>, a confi? ? Le Nouvelliste le pr?sident de l’Association des Industries d’Ha?ti (ADIH) Wilhelm Lemke qui s’inqui?te pour la production nationale.

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9th in the World! Barbadian female archer wins big in Santo Domingo Loop Barbados

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The content originally appeared on: Barbados News

Charlene Goddard will represent Barbados in the 2023 Central American and Caribbean Games [CAC] following her recent performance at the Copa Merengue CAC qualifier world ranking event.

The competition, which was hosted at Pabell?n de Arquer?a, Parque del Este in Santo Domingo, took place from September 6 to September 11, 2022.

Speaking to Loop Sports, 28-year-old Goddard said that she was feeling conflicted about her performance.

“I have mixed emotions about my performance,” she explained. “I struggled a bit to settle down in the qualification round and it resulted in me not shooting a score I would have liked, but I picked myself back up in eliminations and felt better about my performance during then.”

The Medical Laboratory Technologist who works at Bayview Laboratory in Belleville, St Michael revealed that she not only placed second in the CAC qualifier, but also ninth in a world ranking event against over 100 competitors.

“I competed in two competitions while I was there. One being the CAC qualifier which I placed second overall and opened a Senior Compound female slot for Barbados. The second was a world ranking event in which I placed ninth overall.”

Goddard, who is an experienced archer having been shooting for over 15 years, disclosed that this was not her first time competing abroad, however, the weather conditions in the Dominican Republic were something she had never experienced before.

“I have been competing overseas for quite some time. My last competition would have been a world ranking shoot in Medellin Colombia last year May, which I would have finished fourth overall. There hasn’t been much difference with competing at different competitions. The only thing I can think about is the weather. Some countries I have competed in have been freezing while others, for example Dominican Republic, was extremely hot, I have never experienced heat like that in my life.”

Currently, Goddard is focusing on training for the CAC games with her eyes set on the 2023 Pan American Qualifier as well.

“I would like to attend the Pan American Qualifier next year. I am unsure of dates but for now, I am mainly focusing on my training for the CAC games.”

Looking ahead with determination, she took a moment to thank her family and friends who play an important role in her archery career. “My coach, family, husband and friends, each one of them play an important role in my archery career.” She added, “They are always proud of me no matter the outcome.”

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