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Tania Alonso, Councilor for Education and Social Services, emphasizes that the city council did not want to give up holding this event aimed at developing the educational curriculum. Go to download The Gran Canaria municipality of Mogán did not want to give up this year the celebration of the V exhibition of professions and vocations, an event in which the aim is to show all the young people of the municipality, and the rest of the Canarian Community, the variety of ways to continue their educational training and different professional opportunities. Tania Alonso, Councilor for Education and Social Services of the Mogán City Council, points out that due to the current conditions imposed by the covid-19 pandemic, this year's edition will be held completely online. Thus, from next Monday, April 5, until Friday, April 9, the videos of the different samples will be broadcast through municipal radio and television and the city council's social networks. In addition, it will be possible to download from the municipal website, and in a single document, the entire directory of the different professions and educational centers so that those interested can contact the institutions.
Added to this are the videoconferences of the Las Palmas University Foundation for all people who want to register. School tips In another vein, Alonso is pleased to have maintained, in these times of pandemic, the holding of school councils, which make it possible to evaluate incidents in educational centers, especially those related to the incidence of the coronavirus, school absenteeism or problems with the materials. He remembers that the City Council collaborates with the delivery of material and that is why it is necessary to maintain contact with educators and parents: "They also appreciate it even though we do not have all the skills." Likewise, it confirms the good progress of the 'Aplícate' project, agreed WhatsApp Number List with the Universo Unidos Foundation to provide educational reinforcement to certain boys and girls in the municipality for free. 69 students referred from social services have taken refuge there. Cochineal breeders warn of the risk of the crop disappearing The president of the association, Lorenzo Pérez, regrets that, although there is demand, they cannot access aid and calls the meetings with the Canarian Government "paripé". Go to download The president of the association of cochineal breeders and exporters, Lorenzo Pérez, warns of the risk of disappearance of the traditional Canarian crop, whose production has stagnated since 2016, when the protected designation of origin seal was approved.
Production barely reaches half a ton annually, even when there is demand for more, but the difficulty lies in increasing production due to lack of access to different community aid. This situation, Pérez points out, is even more serious, when it comes to a historical and emblematic product whose exploitation marks 200 years on the islands in 2021. In this regard, he recalls that although the file before the European Union for its declaration as a protected product was “very expensive”, it was approved in record time thanks to its great historical value. Thirty producers in theory, but one in practice Currently there are about thirty potential cochineal producers on the islands, but Pérez acknowledges that, since 2016, he has barely produced, “because many are waiting for aid.” Thus, he points out, it is impossible to guarantee generational change. He affirms that this is a very “strange” situation because it does not seem that the Canary Islands Government is committed to saving this product. He claims they have met with the administration but “we still don't have any firm answers.” He gives him the feeling that they only gather to listen to them: “It has been a real pleasure.
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