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The filmmaker Javier Chavanel brings us, like every week, the news from the small and big screen. Filmmaker Javier Chavanel recommends us, in his weekly section dedicated to culture, The Offer , a 2022 film signed by Michael Tolkin that can be seen on Paramount's SkyShowTime . Based on an idea from The Godfather , the miniseries features the exceptional work of its protagonist, actor Miles Teller. However, Chavanel highlights, the series has received negative reviews due to its idealized vision of the mafia.Nine out of ten Spaniards want to know what water is served in the hospitality industry Emalsa reminds that tap water is of high quality and suitable for consumption Emalsa reminds that tap water is of high quality and suitable for consumption Gestagua and Emalsa encourage the consumption of tap water and remember that they exceed all the quality criteria of the most prestigious controllers. Nine out of ten Spaniards want to know what type of water is served in the establishments they frequent and what they are going to pay for it. Restaurants can offer their customers, in addition to natural mineral water or tap water, filtered tap water on the premises. Some establishments charge for this type of water, something that should not be done, according to consumer organizations, and that particularly bothers customers.
Likewise, eight out of ten Spaniards recognize the quality and safety of natural mineral water, as well as its importance for health and hydration. The quality of the water in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria Gestagua and Emalsa always encourage the consumption of tap water and in this regard it is worth remembering that both the Ministry of Health of the Government of Spain and the Organization of Consumers and Users (OCU) carry out periodic reports on the quality of water throughout Spain. In these studies they analyze the characteristics of their origin, the hygienic quality and the level of possible contaminants and according to the latest ones carried out, the municipalities of the Islands do not come out badly. In fact, one Europe Mobile Number List of the towns in the Archipelago is positioned as one of the best for consuming tap water, obtaining a rating of “very good”, it is Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, which achieves good standards in everything.Sergio de la Fe: "The Canary Islands fraudulently maintain a 'B' education" Sergio de la Fe in the studios of El Espejo Canario Sergio de la Fe in the studios of El Espejo Canario The president of the Federation of Ampas of Gran Canaria assures that, due to co-payments, many public educational centers would not pass a Treasury inspection. The president of the Federation of Ampas of Gran Canaria, Sergio de la Fe, affirms that the Canary Islands fraudulently maintain a 'B' education due to the entrenched co-payment system that makes schools almost function as companies. In his opinion, many of them would not even pass an inspection by the Tax Agency.
Extracurricular activities De la Fe points out that the recent OECD report on education highlights the system of Spanish extracurricular activities, but less emphasis is placed on the fact that these activities are financed, in an important part, by the families themselves. Thus, remember that 19% of extracurricular activities are promoted by city councils, but 65% of early foster care is carried out by associations of mothers and fathers, plus 12% of activities and 21% of stays: « "It is the families who are making conciliation possible." Educational copays This is, he assures, a "clear case" of financing of education by families, who, in addition, must manage subsidies, with all that this entails in terms of management and justification. De la Fe recalls that last summer they launched a campaign against educational co-payments, which resulted in a response from the Ministry of Education asking the centers not to demand resources from families that depended on the administration. “Jumping through the hoops” of blacklists The consequence has been that these co-payments now continue, but in a more hidden way, privately informing families of the need for them. In De la Fe's opinion, this is a coercive measure, because "Who doesn't want the best for their children when they are asked for money?" Added to this is the fear of families that their children will be included on blacklists of students who have not paid for the activities, which means that, in the end, they "end up going through the hoop." In his opinion, these practices end up turning schools into companies, in such a way that the one that raises the most money offers better services to the students. If we add to this the collection of money for recreational activities, such as parties or border celebrations during school hours, no one can be surprised that many schools have surpluses, that is, profits that they do not dedicate to anything.
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