O:9:"MagpieRSS":22:{s:6:"parser";i:0;s:12:"current_item";a:0:{}s:5:"items";a:10:{i:0;a:11:{s:5:"title";s:57:"Armed to kill, shocking lack of preparation to save lives";s:4:"link";s:92:"https://awardworld.net/nobel-prize/armed-to-kill-shocking-lack-of-preparation-to-save-lives/";s:2:"dc";a:1:{s:7:"creator";s:15:"David Armstrong";}s:7:"pubdate";s:31:"Sat, 15 Jan 2022 02:34:15 +0000";s:8:"category";s:52:"Nobel PrizeArmedkilllacklivespreparationSaveshocking";s:4:"guid";s:31:"https://awardworld.net/?p=12353";s:11:"description";s:635:"MADRID, Spain ? In a world armed to kill, with military powers spending nearly two trillion dollars on weapons in 2020, the lack of preparation to save the lives of the millions of unarmed people and victims is scandalous. innocent civilians left behind by wars, among other human-caused catastrophes. Data on military spending Stockholm International ... Read more";s:7:"content";a:1:{s:7:"encoded";s:10872:"
MADRID, Spain ? In a world armed to kill, with military powers spending nearly two trillion dollars on weapons in 2020, the lack of preparation to save the lives of the millions of unarmed people and victims is scandalous. innocent civilians left behind by wars, among other human-caused catastrophes.
Data on military spending Stockholm International Institute for Peace Studies (Sipri), also report that the world’s nuclear arsenals are increasing as states modernize, greatly raising the danger of unimaginable casualties from the most devastating killing machine.
At the same time, the world’s political leaders continue to subsidize fossil fuels by spending six trillion dollars in a single year, fully aware that such fuels claim the lives of millions of human beings, while spending a tiny fraction of those huge amounts to public health systems.
According to the United Nations (UN), “health crises threaten to overwhelm already overburdened health systems, disrupt global supply chains and disproportionately devastate the livelihoods of many people, including women and children, and of the economies of the poorest and most vulnerable countries.
More epidemics on the horizon
If international attention is not paid, future epidemics could surpass previous outbreaks in terms of intensity and severity.
The UN added that “we need to recognize the primary role and responsibility of governments, and the indispensable contribution of some actors to address health challenges, especially women, who make up the majority of the world’s health workforce.”
The worst part is taken by the poorest
For his part, Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, director general of the World Health Organization (WHO), stated that ?although we have all suffered the impact of the pandemic, the poorest and most marginalized have been the most affected, both in terms of lives like lost livelihoods.?
Tedros stressed that increased production and equitable distribution remain the main obstacle to ending the acute phase of the pandemic. “It is a farce that in some countries health personnel and risk groups are still not fully vaccinated.”
As countries move from COVID-19, it will be vital to avoid cuts in public spending on health and other social sectors. According to the director-general of the WHO, such cuts are likely to increase the difficulties of already disadvantaged sectors.
?Instead, governments should aim to spend an additional 1% of GDP on primary health care, while working to address the shortage of the 18 million health workers needed to achieve universal health coverage for 2030?, he limited.
Calling the billionaires
“A perfect storm of conflict, climate shocks, fallout from the COVID-19 pandemic, and rising costs to reach people in need is causing a seismic hunger crisis,” the World Food Program (WFP) announced. PMA), recipient of the Nobel Peace Prize.
The WFP also launched a unique appeal to the world’s billionaires: 6.6 billion dollars to prevent hunger for 42 million people in 43 countries.
Under Scrutiny
Of the $6.6 billion needed, $3.5 billion is to buy food and deliver it, including the cost of shipping and transporting it into the country, plus storage and “last mile” delivery using air, ground and river transportation, drivers of hired trucks, and security escorts for conflict zones – fed by the warlords – in order to distribute food among the most needy.
Another $2 billion is needed to provide cash and food vouchers (including transaction fees) where markets can function. This type of aid allows those most in need to buy the food of their choice and support local economies.
An additional $700 million will be earmarked for country-specific costs to design, scale-up and manage the implementation of efficient and effective programs of millions more tons of food and cash and voucher transfers, tailored to country conditions and operational risks in 43 countries.
For its part, the Humanitarian Action for Children of the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) launched a call to support the agency’s work in Yemen, devastated by war, and where it provides children affected by conflict and disasters ?access to water, sanitation, nutrition, education, health and safety services?.
Specifically, UNICEF needs 484.4 million dollars to serve eight million girls and boys, of the 11.3 million who need assistance.
Additionally, the International Organization for Migration (IOM) has requested $170 million in 2021 to address the growing needs of displaced, conflict-affected and migrant communities in Yemen.
But so far, only half of those funds have been received. The $3.85 billion Humanitarian Response Plan for Yemen also received only 50% of its budget.
The serious situation in that Middle Eastern country coincides with the WFP’s warning that after seven years of conflict, it shows no signs of ending, nor does the increase in hunger.
“As fighting continues to leave tens of thousands of people displaced and millions of people’s access to food of nutritional value cut off, more than half of the population – 16.2 million people – face acute hunger, of which 5.1 million are at risk of famine. In addition, half of children under 5 years of age ? 2.3 million ? are at risk of malnutrition this year?, he warned.
Infectious diseases
The covid-19 continues to demonstrate the speed with which “an infectious disease can devastate the world” and bring health systems to the brink of collapse, disrupting the daily lives of all humanity, the UN Secretary General declared on Monday 10 , António Guterres, on the occasion of the International Day of Epidemic Preparedness.
“It also highlighted our inability to learn from the lessons of recent health emergencies such as SARS (severe acute respiratory syndrome), avian flu, Zika, Ebola and others,” he added.
“And it has reminded us that the world remains woefully ill-prepared to prevent localized outbreaks from crossing borders and becoming a global pandemic,” Guterres said.
stop infectious diseases
Noting that infectious diseases remain “a clear and present danger to all countries,” the UN secretary-general argued that covid-19 will not be the last pandemic humanity will see.
As the world responds to this health crisis, Guterres outlined the need to prepare for the next one.
That means increasing funds for better monitoring, early detection and rapid response plans in all countries, and especially in the most vulnerable, he said.
He added: ?It means reinforcing primary health care at the local level to avoid collapse? ensuring equitable access to life-saving interventions such as vaccines for all people and? achieving universal health coverage.?
like wildfire
When cases of the new omicron variant spread like wildfire, 70% of covid vaccines were distributed among the 10 largest economies in the world, while the poorest countries received only 0.8%, according to the UN, which he describes “not only as unfair, but also as a threat to the planet.”
To end this cycle, the world forum stressed that at least 70% of the population of each country must be inoculated, which the UN intends to achieve through its vaccination strategy by mid-2022.
Deaf ears? again
The UN strategy will require at least 11 billion doses of vaccine, which is feasible as long as sufficient resources are allocated for its distribution.
In short, the three aforementioned funding calls represent a tiny fraction of the gargantuan $2 trillion earmarked for the killing machines.
Despite this, calls to save lives once again fall on deaf ears.
We want to say thanks to the author of this post for this outstanding material
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MADRID, Spain ? In a world armed to kill, with military powers spending nearly two trillion dollars on weapons in 2020, the lack of preparation to save the lives of the millions of unarmed people and victims is scandalous. innocent civilians left behind by wars, among other human-caused catastrophes.
Data on military spending Stockholm International Institute for Peace Studies (Sipri), also report that the world’s nuclear arsenals are increasing as states modernize, greatly raising the danger of unimaginable casualties from the most devastating killing machine.
At the same time, the world’s political leaders continue to subsidize fossil fuels by spending six trillion dollars in a single year, fully aware that such fuels claim the lives of millions of human beings, while spending a tiny fraction of those huge amounts to public health systems.
According to the United Nations (UN), “health crises threaten to overwhelm already overburdened health systems, disrupt global supply chains and disproportionately devastate the livelihoods of many people, including women and children, and of the economies of the poorest and most vulnerable countries.
More epidemics on the horizon
If international attention is not paid, future epidemics could surpass previous outbreaks in terms of intensity and severity.
The UN added that “we need to recognize the primary role and responsibility of governments, and the indispensable contribution of some actors to address health challenges, especially women, who make up the majority of the world’s health workforce.”
The worst part is taken by the poorest
For his part, Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, director general of the World Health Organization (WHO), stated that ?although we have all suffered the impact of the pandemic, the poorest and most marginalized have been the most affected, both in terms of lives like lost livelihoods.?
Tedros stressed that increased production and equitable distribution remain the main obstacle to ending the acute phase of the pandemic. “It is a farce that in some countries health personnel and risk groups are still not fully vaccinated.”
As countries move from COVID-19, it will be vital to avoid cuts in public spending on health and other social sectors. According to the director-general of the WHO, such cuts are likely to increase the difficulties of already disadvantaged sectors.
?Instead, governments should aim to spend an additional 1% of GDP on primary health care, while working to address the shortage of the 18 million health workers needed to achieve universal health coverage for 2030?, he limited.
Calling the billionaires
“A perfect storm of conflict, climate shocks, fallout from the COVID-19 pandemic, and rising costs to reach people in need is causing a seismic hunger crisis,” the World Food Program (WFP) announced. PMA), recipient of the Nobel Peace Prize.
The WFP also launched a unique appeal to the world’s billionaires: 6.6 billion dollars to prevent hunger for 42 million people in 43 countries.
Under Scrutiny
Of the $6.6 billion needed, $3.5 billion is to buy food and deliver it, including the cost of shipping and transporting it into the country, plus storage and “last mile” delivery using air, ground and river transportation, drivers of hired trucks, and security escorts for conflict zones – fed by the warlords – in order to distribute food among the most needy.
Another $2 billion is needed to provide cash and food vouchers (including transaction fees) where markets can function. This type of aid allows those most in need to buy the food of their choice and support local economies.
An additional $700 million will be earmarked for country-specific costs to design, scale-up and manage the implementation of efficient and effective programs of millions more tons of food and cash and voucher transfers, tailored to country conditions and operational risks in 43 countries.
For its part, the Humanitarian Action for Children of the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) launched a call to support the agency’s work in Yemen, devastated by war, and where it provides children affected by conflict and disasters ?access to water, sanitation, nutrition, education, health and safety services?.
Specifically, UNICEF needs 484.4 million dollars to serve eight million girls and boys, of the 11.3 million who need assistance.
Additionally, the International Organization for Migration (IOM) has requested $170 million in 2021 to address the growing needs of displaced, conflict-affected and migrant communities in Yemen.
But so far, only half of those funds have been received. The $3.85 billion Humanitarian Response Plan for Yemen also received only 50% of its budget.
The serious situation in that Middle Eastern country coincides with the WFP’s warning that after seven years of conflict, it shows no signs of ending, nor does the increase in hunger.
“As fighting continues to leave tens of thousands of people displaced and millions of people’s access to food of nutritional value cut off, more than half of the population – 16.2 million people – face acute hunger, of which 5.1 million are at risk of famine. In addition, half of children under 5 years of age ? 2.3 million ? are at risk of malnutrition this year?, he warned.
Infectious diseases
The covid-19 continues to demonstrate the speed with which “an infectious disease can devastate the world” and bring health systems to the brink of collapse, disrupting the daily lives of all humanity, the UN Secretary General declared on Monday 10 , António Guterres, on the occasion of the International Day of Epidemic Preparedness.
“It also highlighted our inability to learn from the lessons of recent health emergencies such as SARS (severe acute respiratory syndrome), avian flu, Zika, Ebola and others,” he added.
“And it has reminded us that the world remains woefully ill-prepared to prevent localized outbreaks from crossing borders and becoming a global pandemic,” Guterres said.
stop infectious diseases
Noting that infectious diseases remain “a clear and present danger to all countries,” the UN secretary-general argued that covid-19 will not be the last pandemic humanity will see.
As the world responds to this health crisis, Guterres outlined the need to prepare for the next one.
That means increasing funds for better monitoring, early detection and rapid response plans in all countries, and especially in the most vulnerable, he said.
He added: ?It means reinforcing primary health care at the local level to avoid collapse? ensuring equitable access to life-saving interventions such as vaccines for all people and? achieving universal health coverage.?
like wildfire
When cases of the new omicron variant spread like wildfire, 70% of covid vaccines were distributed among the 10 largest economies in the world, while the poorest countries received only 0.8%, according to the UN, which he describes “not only as unfair, but also as a threat to the planet.”
To end this cycle, the world forum stressed that at least 70% of the population of each country must be inoculated, which the UN intends to achieve through its vaccination strategy by mid-2022.
Deaf ears? again
The UN strategy will require at least 11 billion doses of vaccine, which is feasible as long as sufficient resources are allocated for its distribution.
In short, the three aforementioned funding calls represent a tiny fraction of the gargantuan $2 trillion earmarked for the killing machines.
Despite this, calls to save lives once again fall on deaf ears.
We want to say thanks to the author of this post for this outstanding material
";s:14:"date_timestamp";i:1642214055;}i:1;a:11:{s:5:"title";s:123:"a s?est pass cette semaine sur Imaz Press : Politique en roue libre, constructions en bois, Covid-19, omicron, restrictions";s:4:"link";s:150:"https://awardworld.net/palme-dor/a-sest-pass-cette-semaine-sur-imaz-press-politique-en-roue-libre-constructions-en-bois-covid-19-omicron-restrictions/";s:2:"dc";a:1:{s:7:"creator";s:14:"Stephen Juarez";}s:7:"pubdate";s:31:"Fri, 14 Jan 2022 23:54:30 +0000";s:8:"category";s:99:"Palme D?orboiscetteconstructionsCovid19ImazLibreOmicronpolitiquePressRestrictionsrouesemainesestsur";s:4:"guid";s:31:"https://awardworld.net/?p=12344";s:11:"description";s:812:"Retour sur les actualits qui ont marqu la semaine du lundi 10 janvier au vendredi 14 janvier 2022 sur Imaz Press : * Lundi 10 janvier 2022 – Dix jours de 2022, et dj dix jours de grand n’importe quoi politique* Mardi 11 janvier 2022 – Logement : aprs l’incendie de Montgaillard, l’usage massif du ... Read more";s:7:"content";a:1:{s:7:"encoded";s:8406:"
Retour sur les actualits qui ont marqu la semaine du lundi 10 janvier au vendredi 14 janvier 2022 sur Imaz Press :
* Lundi 10 janvier 2022 – Dix jours de 2022, et dj dix jours de grand n’importe quoi politique * Mardi 11 janvier 2022 – Logement : aprs l’incendie de Montgaillard, l’usage massif du bois remis en question * Mercredi 12 jnvier 2022 – Covid-19 : dgradation fulgurante de la situation sanitaire malgr les restrictions *Jeudi 13 jnvier 2022 – Et si Omicron nous permettait d’en finir avec la pandmie * Vendredi 14 janvier 20220 – Restrictions sanitaires : les annonces du prfet attendues ce vendredi
Retour sur les actualits qui ont marqu la semaine du lundi 10 janvier au vendredi 14 janvier 2022 sur Imaz Press :
* Lundi 10 janvier 2022 – Dix jours de 2022, et dj dix jours de grand n’importe quoi politique * Mardi 11 janvier 2022 – Logement : aprs l’incendie de Montgaillard, l’usage massif du bois remis en question * Mercredi 12 jnvier 2022 – Covid-19 : dgradation fulgurante de la situation sanitaire malgr les restrictions *Jeudi 13 jnvier 2022 – Et si Omicron nous permettait d’en finir avec la pandmie * Vendredi 14 janvier 20220 – Restrictions sanitaires : les annonces du prfet attendues ce vendredi
? Lundi 10 janvier 2022 – Dix jours de 2022, et dj dix jours de grand n’importe quoi politique
2022 a peine dbut que les politiciens franais nous ont dj donn de nombreuses migraines. La palme d?or revient cependant, sans hsitation aucune, Emmanuel Macron et sa volont ” d?emmerder les non-vaccins “. Etonnement, cette sortie a t plutt bien reu par une partie de la population. Du ct d?Imaz Press, nous restons toujours aussi perplexe : comment un Prsident, en exercice, en est-il venu s?exprimer de la sorte ? Peut-tre n?est-ce finalement que le rsultat d?une “trumpisation” de la politique franaise, o les personnalits politiques deviennent inluctablement aussi pertinentes que des stars de tl-ralit
? Mardi 11 janvier 2022 – Logement : aprs l’incendie de Montgaillard, l’usage massif du bois remis en question
L’incendie de Montgaillard, survenu dans la nuit du 12 au 13 dcembre 2021, a secou toute La Runion. Rapidement, les flammes se sont propages dans les couloirs de la rsidence Marina, entranant l’vacuation de 300 personnes par les pompiers. Cinq personnes ont perdu la vie dans ce drame, dont quatre enfants. Un cas qui pourrait faire jurisprudence selon certains spcialistes qui remettent en question les structures en bois de l’immeuble. Si les normes environnementales imposent dsormais des matriaux plus cologiques, leur entretien doit bnficier d’une vigilance de tout instant face au risque incendie.
? Mercredi 12 janvier 2022 – Covid-19 : dgradation fulgurante de la situation sanitaire malgr les restrictions
La Runion est sous couvre-feu depuis 10 jours dsormais, ce qui n’empche pas la situation sanitaire de se dgrader. Le Covid-19 bat de nouveaux records cette semaine, avec 16.256 cas dclars en sept jours, et un taux d’incidence qui s’tablit 2.639 ce mardi. Les clusters se multiplient, notamment dans les milieux professionnels, avec 140 foyers de contamination rpertoris sur la semaine. 68% de ces clusters concernent le milieu professionnel. Dans ce contexte, un nouveau durcissement des mesures de freinage n’est pas exclure. Le prfet doit concerter les maires de l’le ce mercredi, comme son habitude.
?Jeudi 13 janvier 2022 – Et si Omicron nous permettait d’en finir avec la pandmie
Trois fois plus contagieux mais aussi moins svre que le Delta, le variant Omicron pourrait peut-tre permettre de sortir un jour de la vague pandmique qui svit depuis prs de deux ans. C’est l’avis partag par l’Agence europenne des mdicaments et l’Organisation mondiale de la sant. Rpandu trs rapidement de pays en pays, le variant Omicron gagne du terrain chaque jour. Au terme de nombreuses contaminations, il pourrait finir par renforcer l’immunit naturelle de la population mondiale, en plus du vaccin.
? Vendredi 14 janvier 20220 – Restrictions sanitaires : les annonces du prfet attendues ce vendredi
C’est ce vendredi 14 janvier 2022 que le prfet doit s’exprimer concernant un trs probable resserrement des restrictions sanitaires. Ce jeudi encore, Jacques Billant s’est entretenu avec les acteurs du monde conomique ainsi que l’Agence rgionale de Sant (ARS) afin de discuter des diffrentes options possibles pour endiguer la vague pidmique actuelle. On ignore pour l’heure si les autorits feront part de leur dcision par voie de communiqu de presse ou lors d’une confrence de presse. “Le prfet la direction gnrale de l’ARS communiqueront (ce vendredi) et prciseront la forme de cette communication” a indiqu la prfecture ce jeudi.
www.ipreunion.com / [email protected]
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Retour sur les actualits qui ont marqu la semaine du lundi 10 janvier au vendredi 14 janvier 2022 sur Imaz Press :
* Lundi 10 janvier 2022 – Dix jours de 2022, et dj dix jours de grand n’importe quoi politique * Mardi 11 janvier 2022 – Logement : aprs l’incendie de Montgaillard, l’usage massif du bois remis en question * Mercredi 12 jnvier 2022 – Covid-19 : dgradation fulgurante de la situation sanitaire malgr les restrictions *Jeudi 13 jnvier 2022 – Et si Omicron nous permettait d’en finir avec la pandmie * Vendredi 14 janvier 20220 – Restrictions sanitaires : les annonces du prfet attendues ce vendredi
Retour sur les actualits qui ont marqu la semaine du lundi 10 janvier au vendredi 14 janvier 2022 sur Imaz Press :
* Lundi 10 janvier 2022 – Dix jours de 2022, et dj dix jours de grand n’importe quoi politique * Mardi 11 janvier 2022 – Logement : aprs l’incendie de Montgaillard, l’usage massif du bois remis en question * Mercredi 12 jnvier 2022 – Covid-19 : dgradation fulgurante de la situation sanitaire malgr les restrictions *Jeudi 13 jnvier 2022 – Et si Omicron nous permettait d’en finir avec la pandmie * Vendredi 14 janvier 20220 – Restrictions sanitaires : les annonces du prfet attendues ce vendredi
? Lundi 10 janvier 2022 – Dix jours de 2022, et dj dix jours de grand n’importe quoi politique
2022 a peine dbut que les politiciens franais nous ont dj donn de nombreuses migraines. La palme d?or revient cependant, sans hsitation aucune, Emmanuel Macron et sa volont ” d?emmerder les non-vaccins “. Etonnement, cette sortie a t plutt bien reu par une partie de la population. Du ct d?Imaz Press, nous restons toujours aussi perplexe : comment un Prsident, en exercice, en est-il venu s?exprimer de la sorte ? Peut-tre n?est-ce finalement que le rsultat d?une “trumpisation” de la politique franaise, o les personnalits politiques deviennent inluctablement aussi pertinentes que des stars de tl-ralit
? Mardi 11 janvier 2022 – Logement : aprs l’incendie de Montgaillard, l’usage massif du bois remis en question
L’incendie de Montgaillard, survenu dans la nuit du 12 au 13 dcembre 2021, a secou toute La Runion. Rapidement, les flammes se sont propages dans les couloirs de la rsidence Marina, entranant l’vacuation de 300 personnes par les pompiers. Cinq personnes ont perdu la vie dans ce drame, dont quatre enfants. Un cas qui pourrait faire jurisprudence selon certains spcialistes qui remettent en question les structures en bois de l’immeuble. Si les normes environnementales imposent dsormais des matriaux plus cologiques, leur entretien doit bnficier d’une vigilance de tout instant face au risque incendie.
? Mercredi 12 janvier 2022 – Covid-19 : dgradation fulgurante de la situation sanitaire malgr les restrictions
La Runion est sous couvre-feu depuis 10 jours dsormais, ce qui n’empche pas la situation sanitaire de se dgrader. Le Covid-19 bat de nouveaux records cette semaine, avec 16.256 cas dclars en sept jours, et un taux d’incidence qui s’tablit 2.639 ce mardi. Les clusters se multiplient, notamment dans les milieux professionnels, avec 140 foyers de contamination rpertoris sur la semaine. 68% de ces clusters concernent le milieu professionnel. Dans ce contexte, un nouveau durcissement des mesures de freinage n’est pas exclure. Le prfet doit concerter les maires de l’le ce mercredi, comme son habitude.
?Jeudi 13 janvier 2022 – Et si Omicron nous permettait d’en finir avec la pandmie
Trois fois plus contagieux mais aussi moins svre que le Delta, le variant Omicron pourrait peut-tre permettre de sortir un jour de la vague pandmique qui svit depuis prs de deux ans. C’est l’avis partag par l’Agence europenne des mdicaments et l’Organisation mondiale de la sant. Rpandu trs rapidement de pays en pays, le variant Omicron gagne du terrain chaque jour. Au terme de nombreuses contaminations, il pourrait finir par renforcer l’immunit naturelle de la population mondiale, en plus du vaccin.
? Vendredi 14 janvier 20220 – Restrictions sanitaires : les annonces du prfet attendues ce vendredi
C’est ce vendredi 14 janvier 2022 que le prfet doit s’exprimer concernant un trs probable resserrement des restrictions sanitaires. Ce jeudi encore, Jacques Billant s’est entretenu avec les acteurs du monde conomique ainsi que l’Agence rgionale de Sant (ARS) afin de discuter des diffrentes options possibles pour endiguer la vague pidmique actuelle. On ignore pour l’heure si les autorits feront part de leur dcision par voie de communiqu de presse ou lors d’une confrence de presse. “Le prfet la direction gnrale de l’ARS communiqueront (ce vendredi) et prciseront la forme de cette communication” a indiqu la prfecture ce jeudi.
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";s:14:"date_timestamp";i:1642204470;}i:2;a:11:{s:5:"title";s:69:"Alberto Fernández honors the most outstanding scientists in Argentina";s:4:"link";s:107:"https://awardworld.net/nobel-prize/alberto-fernandez-honors-the-most-outstanding-scientists-in-argentina-2/";s:2:"dc";a:1:{s:7:"creator";s:15:"David Armstrong";}s:7:"pubdate";s:31:"Fri, 14 Jan 2022 23:33:44 +0000";s:8:"category";s:63:"Nobel PrizeAlbertoArgentinaFernándezhonorsoutstandingscientists";s:4:"guid";s:31:"https://awardworld.net/?p=12341";s:11:"description";s:675:"Buenos Aires, Jan 14 (EFE) .- The Argentine president, Alberto Fernández, led this Friday the presentation of distinctions to the Researcher of the Argentine Nation 2021, the highest award given to the most outstanding person in the national scientific system. “The rich societies today are those that have knowledge and that have been capable of ... Read more";s:7:"content";a:1:{s:7:"encoded";s:4414:"
Buenos Aires, Jan 14 (EFE) .- The Argentine president, Alberto Fernández, led this Friday the presentation of distinctions to the Researcher of the Argentine Nation 2021, the highest award given to the most outstanding person in the national scientific system.
“The rich societies today are those that have knowledge and that have been capable of developing intelligence, science and technology,” Fernández said at the ceremony, held at the Casa Rosada, the seat of the Executive in Buenos Aires.
The winner of the highest scientific recognition was Dr. Daniel Raúl Bes for his extensive career in nuclear physics, developed in research centers, universities in Argentina and abroad, who was awarded a gold medal and 2,500,000 pesos ( $24,082).
According to a statement from the Presidency, this award recognizes those who have contributed throughout their scientific career to producing new knowledge, developing innovations with a social and productive impact, and promoting the transfer of knowledge and the training of human resources.
In addition, the Houssay awards -in honor of the first Nobel laureate in Latin America- were awarded to several researchers under 45 years of age who have carried out most of their scientific activity in the country, who received a medal, a diploma and 300,000 pesos ( $2,889) each.
Among the winners, Dr. Valeria Arza stood out, who researched innovation in the industrial and agricultural sectors, public-private knowledge networks and sustainable development, and seeks to link her work with public policy. Her contributions were published in prestigious journals. domestic and foreign.
?I am convinced that for us to be a society that advances we need to promote education, knowledge, scientific and technological development. The State must be present promoting this?, indicated the president.
Another of the distinctions was the Houssay Trajectory Award and one of the winners was Dr. Alejandro César Olivieri for his study of the development of chemometric tools for the processing of chemical information, with application in the field of analytical chemistry.
According to the Scopus scientific database, its bibliographic production includes 290 publications, books, book chapters and has contributed to the training of national and international researchers.
In this case, the prize was 500,000 pesos (4,816 dollars) for scientists regardless of age, who have an outstanding record in technology transfer and development with economic and productive impact in strategic sectors of the country.
Lastly, the Jorge Sábato award -in honor of the famous Argentine scientist- was presented to Dr. Silvia Nair Goyanes, who specializes in the physical chemistry of materials. Her work ranges from basic physics to the development of new materials for different industries. .
She is part of the 2% of most cited researchers in the world during 2019 and is the creator of the ?Atom Protect? chinstraps, with more than 9 million sales.
The merit was given to people without distinction of age who have an outstanding record in technological transfers and developments with economic and productive impact in strategic sectors of the country, as well as a reward of 500,000 pesos, a decoration and a diploma.
The president was accompanied by the Minister of Science, Technology and Innovation, Daniel Filmus, and by the head of Conicet -the main organization dedicated to the promotion of science and technology in Argentina- Ana Franchi, who presented the prizes to the researchers.
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";}s:7:"summary";s:675:"Buenos Aires, Jan 14 (EFE) .- The Argentine president, Alberto Fernández, led this Friday the presentation of distinctions to the Researcher of the Argentine Nation 2021, the highest award given to the most outstanding person in the national scientific system. “The rich societies today are those that have knowledge and that have been capable of ... Read more";s:12:"atom_content";s:4414:"
Buenos Aires, Jan 14 (EFE) .- The Argentine president, Alberto Fernández, led this Friday the presentation of distinctions to the Researcher of the Argentine Nation 2021, the highest award given to the most outstanding person in the national scientific system.
“The rich societies today are those that have knowledge and that have been capable of developing intelligence, science and technology,” Fernández said at the ceremony, held at the Casa Rosada, the seat of the Executive in Buenos Aires.
The winner of the highest scientific recognition was Dr. Daniel Raúl Bes for his extensive career in nuclear physics, developed in research centers, universities in Argentina and abroad, who was awarded a gold medal and 2,500,000 pesos ( $24,082).
According to a statement from the Presidency, this award recognizes those who have contributed throughout their scientific career to producing new knowledge, developing innovations with a social and productive impact, and promoting the transfer of knowledge and the training of human resources.
In addition, the Houssay awards -in honor of the first Nobel laureate in Latin America- were awarded to several researchers under 45 years of age who have carried out most of their scientific activity in the country, who received a medal, a diploma and 300,000 pesos ( $2,889) each.
Among the winners, Dr. Valeria Arza stood out, who researched innovation in the industrial and agricultural sectors, public-private knowledge networks and sustainable development, and seeks to link her work with public policy. Her contributions were published in prestigious journals. domestic and foreign.
?I am convinced that for us to be a society that advances we need to promote education, knowledge, scientific and technological development. The State must be present promoting this?, indicated the president.
Another of the distinctions was the Houssay Trajectory Award and one of the winners was Dr. Alejandro César Olivieri for his study of the development of chemometric tools for the processing of chemical information, with application in the field of analytical chemistry.
According to the Scopus scientific database, its bibliographic production includes 290 publications, books, book chapters and has contributed to the training of national and international researchers.
In this case, the prize was 500,000 pesos (4,816 dollars) for scientists regardless of age, who have an outstanding record in technology transfer and development with economic and productive impact in strategic sectors of the country.
Lastly, the Jorge Sábato award -in honor of the famous Argentine scientist- was presented to Dr. Silvia Nair Goyanes, who specializes in the physical chemistry of materials. Her work ranges from basic physics to the development of new materials for different industries. .
She is part of the 2% of most cited researchers in the world during 2019 and is the creator of the ?Atom Protect? chinstraps, with more than 9 million sales.
The merit was given to people without distinction of age who have an outstanding record in technological transfers and developments with economic and productive impact in strategic sectors of the country, as well as a reward of 500,000 pesos, a decoration and a diploma.
The president was accompanied by the Minister of Science, Technology and Innovation, Daniel Filmus, and by the head of Conicet -the main organization dedicated to the promotion of science and technology in Argentina- Ana Franchi, who presented the prizes to the researchers.
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We would like to thank the author of this post for this incredible web content
";s:14:"date_timestamp";i:1642203224;}i:3;a:11:{s:5:"title";s:70:"Authorized to leave Russia, director Serebrennikov admits his surprise";s:4:"link";s:103:"https://awardworld.net/palme-dor/authorized-to-leave-russia-director-serebrennikov-admits-his-surprise/";s:2:"dc";a:1:{s:7:"creator";s:14:"Stephen Juarez";}s:7:"pubdate";s:31:"Fri, 14 Jan 2022 20:51:07 +0000";s:8:"category";s:66:"Palme D?oradmitsauthorizeddirectorleaveRussiaSerebrennikovsurprise";s:4:"guid";s:31:"https://awardworld.net/?p=12339";s:11:"description";s:686:"Hamburg (AFP) – Russian director and director Kirill Serebrennikov, who has obtained permission for a short trip to Germany, said on Friday he had “no idea” why Moscow suspended its ban on leaving the country. “I probably behaved well,” quipped the terrible child of Russian theater during a conference at the Thalia Theater in Hamburg ... Read more";s:7:"content";a:1:{s:7:"encoded";s:6099:"
Hamburg (AFP) – Russian director and director Kirill Serebrennikov, who has obtained permission for a short trip to Germany, said on Friday he had “no idea” why Moscow suspended its ban on leaving the country.
“I probably behaved well,” quipped the terrible child of Russian theater during a conference at the Thalia Theater in Hamburg (north), where he is staging the play “The Black Monk” based on the fantastic novel by Anton Chekhov.
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Arrived on Monday, he specified that he would return to Russia on January 22, the evening of the premiere of his play.
?We filed an official request with the authorities asking them to be able to go to Hamburg. And they gave us permission for this project,? he continued.
“I have no idea” what prompted this decision, he said, after having suffered many rejections in the past for other projects.
The director was thus unable to attend the Cannes Film Festival in July, where his film “Petrov’s Fever” was in the running for the Palme d’Or. He had received strong support from the world of cinema from a distance.
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Serebrennikov assured that he would return home. “I have to go back because I promised,” he said in Hamburg.
Known for his daring creations, his support for LGBT + and his criticism of the authoritarianism of Vladimir Putin’s regime, the 52-year-old artist is subject to a ban on leaving Russian territory after being convicted of embezzlement.
His troubles with the law began in August 2017, when he was, in the middle of filming the film “Leto”, arrested by the police and accused of embezzlement of public funds.
For his defenders, this audacious artist, who once enjoyed the favors of power, is punished for his effrontery.
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For a year and a half, he was under house arrest, without access to the internet or the telephone. Never mind. He receives via his lawyer USB keys with videos of rehearsals for his shows, which he supervises in the same way, mounting for example an opera in Hamburg.
In June 2020, he was sentenced for embezzlement to a three-year suspended prison sentence and a ban on leaving Russia during this period. A relief, when he risked six years in prison.
And in February 2021, the Moscow City Hall ousted him from the theater, the Gogol Center, which he had directed since 2012.
Despite these difficulties, the director has no plans to leave his country.
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“This is my homeland,” he told AFP on the sidelines of the conference. “I love him very much and I have many friends in Russia. My dreams are still in Russia,” he stressed.
Despite his years of confinement, he said he always felt free.
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“Being free is part of my job. It’s impossible to work in art or theater without freedom. Otherwise it’s propaganda or something else,” he says.
“We carry our freedom within us. We do not receive it from the outside,” he said. “It has to do with how we build our lives and how we build ourselves.”
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";}s:7:"summary";s:686:"Hamburg (AFP) – Russian director and director Kirill Serebrennikov, who has obtained permission for a short trip to Germany, said on Friday he had “no idea” why Moscow suspended its ban on leaving the country. “I probably behaved well,” quipped the terrible child of Russian theater during a conference at the Thalia Theater in Hamburg ... Read more";s:12:"atom_content";s:6099:"
Hamburg (AFP) – Russian director and director Kirill Serebrennikov, who has obtained permission for a short trip to Germany, said on Friday he had “no idea” why Moscow suspended its ban on leaving the country.
“I probably behaved well,” quipped the terrible child of Russian theater during a conference at the Thalia Theater in Hamburg (north), where he is staging the play “The Black Monk” based on the fantastic novel by Anton Chekhov.
The sequel after the ad
Arrived on Monday, he specified that he would return to Russia on January 22, the evening of the premiere of his play.
?We filed an official request with the authorities asking them to be able to go to Hamburg. And they gave us permission for this project,? he continued.
“I have no idea” what prompted this decision, he said, after having suffered many rejections in the past for other projects.
The director was thus unable to attend the Cannes Film Festival in July, where his film “Petrov’s Fever” was in the running for the Palme d’Or. He had received strong support from the world of cinema from a distance.
The sequel after the ad
Serebrennikov assured that he would return home. “I have to go back because I promised,” he said in Hamburg.
Known for his daring creations, his support for LGBT + and his criticism of the authoritarianism of Vladimir Putin’s regime, the 52-year-old artist is subject to a ban on leaving Russian territory after being convicted of embezzlement.
His troubles with the law began in August 2017, when he was, in the middle of filming the film “Leto”, arrested by the police and accused of embezzlement of public funds.
For his defenders, this audacious artist, who once enjoyed the favors of power, is punished for his effrontery.
The sequel after the ad
For a year and a half, he was under house arrest, without access to the internet or the telephone. Never mind. He receives via his lawyer USB keys with videos of rehearsals for his shows, which he supervises in the same way, mounting for example an opera in Hamburg.
In June 2020, he was sentenced for embezzlement to a three-year suspended prison sentence and a ban on leaving Russia during this period. A relief, when he risked six years in prison.
And in February 2021, the Moscow City Hall ousted him from the theater, the Gogol Center, which he had directed since 2012.
Despite these difficulties, the director has no plans to leave his country.
The sequel after the ad
“This is my homeland,” he told AFP on the sidelines of the conference. “I love him very much and I have many friends in Russia. My dreams are still in Russia,” he stressed.
Despite his years of confinement, he said he always felt free.
Subscribe ! Support the work of committed editorial staff and join our community of 200,000 subscribers.
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“Being free is part of my job. It’s impossible to work in art or theater without freedom. Otherwise it’s propaganda or something else,” he says.
“We carry our freedom within us. We do not receive it from the outside,” he said. “It has to do with how we build our lives and how we build ourselves.”
We would love to give thanks to the author of this article for this outstanding material
";s:14:"date_timestamp";i:1642193467;}i:4;a:11:{s:5:"title";s:49:"The US with the highest inflation in 40 years: 7%";s:4:"link";s:83:"https://awardworld.net/nobel-prize/the-us-with-the-highest-inflation-in-40-years-7/";s:2:"dc";a:1:{s:7:"creator";s:15:"David Armstrong";}s:7:"pubdate";s:31:"Fri, 14 Jan 2022 20:32:03 +0000";s:8:"category";s:20:"Nobel Prizeinflation";s:4:"guid";s:31:"https://awardworld.net/?p=12337";s:11:"description";s:579:"José Joaquín Fernández, author of the blog The Wealth of Nations. (The Financier) The year-on-year inflation of the United States of America as of December 2021 reached the figure of 7%; the highest since June 1982. What is the reason for this spike in inflation? Is inflation a natural phenomenon that we have no choice ... Read more";s:7:"content";a:1:{s:7:"encoded";s:6325:"
José Joaquín Fernández, author of the blog The Wealth of Nations. (The Financier)
The year-on-year inflation of the United States of America as of December 2021 reached the figure of 7%; the highest since June 1982.
What is the reason for this spike in inflation? Is inflation a natural phenomenon that we have no choice but to accept? Or is inflation a phenomenon caused by the rulers and their bad economic policies?
To understand what causes inflation, let’s take a few examples. What happens to the price of potatoes when demand increases? The answer is that the price goes up. What happens to the price of oil when there is excess production (supply) in the market? The price falls. In other words, economics tells us that the price of goods and services is determined by supply and demand. When there is an increase in demand (supply), the price rises (falls). Well, money is a good like any other and, therefore, its price is also determined by its supply and demand.
[ Inflación de Costa Rica terminó el 2021 en 3,30% ]
The price of money is defined by its purchasing power and the latter is measured by a price index. The consumer price index (CPI) is generally used as the best indicator of the price of money. Therefore, when the IPC rises, it is because the price of money falls.
We live in a world where the money supply is determined exclusively by the central bank, because it has a monopoly on issuance. That is, the direct board of central banks determines, at their discretion, the amount of money they issue. For this reason, the central banks (governments) are solely responsible for the inflation, or deflation, of a country because they have the ability to adjust the money supply to the amount they want. Nothing prevents them from having the inflation rate zero.
Milton Friedman, who was awarded the Nobel Prize in Economics in 1976, said that “inflation is always and everywhere a monetary phenomenon.” Inflation is the fall in the price of money as a result of an abusive issue of money. When there is an excess of money supply (inorganic emission) we will have inflation.
[ Hoteles y restaurantes no se recuperan pese al aumento en la actividad turística ]
When it is stated that ?inflation is always and everywhere a monetary phenomenon?, this means that inflation is not created by health restrictions, nor by the container crisis, nor by the fiscal deficit, nor by the cost push, nor by the bad weather, nor inflationary expectations, nor speculation, nor the international price of raw materials.
At the beginning of 2020, as a consequence of the sanitary restrictions that caused a contraction in production, the US government decided to ?stimulate? the economy with a policy of increasing the money supply. This was done by lowering the reference rate of the United States Federal Reserve (Fed) to practically zero. In addition, the Fed launched a massive bond purchase program that, until October of this year, was $120 billion per month. The result has been the highest growth in US history of the monetary aggregate M1, as we can see in the chart.
[ Golpe de timón en política monetaria de la Fed se dejará sentir en Costa Rica ]
It should be clear that it was the excess monetary issue that brought about the rise in inflation in the US It is absurd to believe that printing paper stimulates economic growth.
At least the Fed acknowledges that the cause of inflation has been excess money supply. This is deduced from the measures announced on December 15 where they agreed to reduce the purchase of bonds to $60,000 million and end it in March 2022; three months ahead of schedule. In addition, the announcement that there will be three increases in the Fed’s benchmark interest rate in 2022 is another indicator of the recognition that inflation is a monetary phenomenon.
What is unfortunate is that the Fed, before starting its aggressive policy of monetary expansion, did not take into account that the only consequence would be inflation.
We wish to say thanks to the writer of this article for this incredible material
";}s:7:"summary";s:579:"José Joaquín Fernández, author of the blog The Wealth of Nations. (The Financier) The year-on-year inflation of the United States of America as of December 2021 reached the figure of 7%; the highest since June 1982. What is the reason for this spike in inflation? Is inflation a natural phenomenon that we have no choice ... Read more";s:12:"atom_content";s:6325:"
José Joaquín Fernández, author of the blog The Wealth of Nations. (The Financier)
The year-on-year inflation of the United States of America as of December 2021 reached the figure of 7%; the highest since June 1982.
What is the reason for this spike in inflation? Is inflation a natural phenomenon that we have no choice but to accept? Or is inflation a phenomenon caused by the rulers and their bad economic policies?
To understand what causes inflation, let’s take a few examples. What happens to the price of potatoes when demand increases? The answer is that the price goes up. What happens to the price of oil when there is excess production (supply) in the market? The price falls. In other words, economics tells us that the price of goods and services is determined by supply and demand. When there is an increase in demand (supply), the price rises (falls). Well, money is a good like any other and, therefore, its price is also determined by its supply and demand.
[ Inflación de Costa Rica terminó el 2021 en 3,30% ]
The price of money is defined by its purchasing power and the latter is measured by a price index. The consumer price index (CPI) is generally used as the best indicator of the price of money. Therefore, when the IPC rises, it is because the price of money falls.
We live in a world where the money supply is determined exclusively by the central bank, because it has a monopoly on issuance. That is, the direct board of central banks determines, at their discretion, the amount of money they issue. For this reason, the central banks (governments) are solely responsible for the inflation, or deflation, of a country because they have the ability to adjust the money supply to the amount they want. Nothing prevents them from having the inflation rate zero.
Milton Friedman, who was awarded the Nobel Prize in Economics in 1976, said that “inflation is always and everywhere a monetary phenomenon.” Inflation is the fall in the price of money as a result of an abusive issue of money. When there is an excess of money supply (inorganic emission) we will have inflation.
[ Hoteles y restaurantes no se recuperan pese al aumento en la actividad turística ]
When it is stated that ?inflation is always and everywhere a monetary phenomenon?, this means that inflation is not created by health restrictions, nor by the container crisis, nor by the fiscal deficit, nor by the cost push, nor by the bad weather, nor inflationary expectations, nor speculation, nor the international price of raw materials.
At the beginning of 2020, as a consequence of the sanitary restrictions that caused a contraction in production, the US government decided to ?stimulate? the economy with a policy of increasing the money supply. This was done by lowering the reference rate of the United States Federal Reserve (Fed) to practically zero. In addition, the Fed launched a massive bond purchase program that, until October of this year, was $120 billion per month. The result has been the highest growth in US history of the monetary aggregate M1, as we can see in the chart.
[ Golpe de timón en política monetaria de la Fed se dejará sentir en Costa Rica ]
It should be clear that it was the excess monetary issue that brought about the rise in inflation in the US It is absurd to believe that printing paper stimulates economic growth.
At least the Fed acknowledges that the cause of inflation has been excess money supply. This is deduced from the measures announced on December 15 where they agreed to reduce the purchase of bonds to $60,000 million and end it in March 2022; three months ahead of schedule. In addition, the announcement that there will be three increases in the Fed’s benchmark interest rate in 2022 is another indicator of the recognition that inflation is a monetary phenomenon.
What is unfortunate is that the Fed, before starting its aggressive policy of monetary expansion, did not take into account that the only consequence would be inflation.
We wish to say thanks to the writer of this article for this incredible material
";s:14:"date_timestamp";i:1642192323;}i:5;a:11:{s:5:"title";s:53:"On your screens? ?Les miserables?, ?Aline? and others";s:4:"link";s:86:"https://awardworld.net/pulitzer-prize/on-your-screens-les-miserables-aline-and-others/";s:2:"dc";a:1:{s:7:"creator";s:12:"Martha Nance";}s:7:"pubdate";s:31:"Fri, 14 Jan 2022 18:03:30 +0000";s:8:"category";s:39:"Pulitzer PrizeAlineLesmiserablesscreens";s:4:"guid";s:31:"https://awardworld.net/?p=12333";s:11:"description";s:652:"This week on your screens, we recommend the films Les Miserables, Aline, The Resurrection Matrix and others. (1): Masterpiece, (2): Remarkable, (3): Very good, (4): Good, (5): Average, (6): Poor, (7): Shabby. Aline (4): Good Directed by Valérie Lemercier | Canada | Biographical drama | Starring Valérie Lemercier, Sylvain Marcel, Danielle Fichaud What’s this ? ... Read more";s:7:"content";a:1:{s:7:"encoded";s:9380:"
This week on your screens, we recommend the films Les Miserables, Aline, The Resurrection Matrix and others.
Directed by Valérie Lemercier | Canada | Biographical drama | Starring Valérie Lemercier, Sylvain Marcel, Danielle Fichaud
What’s this ? Convinced that her daughter is gifted for singing, a mother from Quebec sends an audio cassette to a famous agent. Thanks to his wise advice, the teenager begins a brilliant career and becomes a world star.
How is it ? Admiring Céline Dion’s career, actress and filmmaker Valérie Lemercier devotes a very personal biography to her, where irony, humor and respect intertwine. Quirky and very second degree in the first part, the film then becomes more classic. Lemercier is nevertheless staggeringly truthful in the title role.
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The tender bar
(4): Good
Directed by George Clooney | United States | Drama | Starring Ben Affleck, Tye Sheridan, Daniel Ranieri
What’s this ? Portrait of the long friendship that unites the son of an absent father, who wishes to become a writer, and his bartender uncle, who will be his mentor from childhood to adulthood.
How is it ? This careful adaptation of the memoirs of journalist JR Moehringer (a Pulitzer Prize winner) takes the form of a charming, if sometimes conventional, initiatory tale. The discreet realization of George Clooney (Good Night, and good luck) is mainly focused on the performance of Ben Affleck, particularly memorable.
Exclusive to Amazon Prime
The Matrix Resurrections
(4): Good
Directed by Lana Wachowski | United States | Science fiction drama | Starring Keanu Reeves, Carrie-Anne Moss, Yahya Abdul-Mateen II
What’s this ? In an alternate reality, Thomas Anderson is about to release a third version of THE MATRIX, a popular video game he invented. It is then that he receives a visit from a mysterious stranger, who says his name is Morpheus.
How is it ? At the crossroads of ADAPTATION and BACK TO THE FUTURE 2, this metafictional and self-referential sequel seduces more by its narrative pirouettes than by its disappointing reworking of familiar elements. Often enjoyable, the ensemble allows its stars to playfully and emotionally reinvent the characters they once created.
Video on demand
Mother/Android (Mother/Android)
(5): Medium
Directed by Mattson Tomlin | United States | Science fiction drama | Starring Chloë Grace Moretz, Algee Smith, Raul Castillo
What’s this ? In a world where android servants have revolted against their human masters, a pregnant young woman and her boyfriend travel through dangerous “no man’s land” in search of a safer place.
How is it ? Scriptwriter of the taker little fish, Mattson Tomlin displays less originality in this first realization, which takes up familiar themes of science fiction in a superficial way. Although vigorous, the staging lacks rhythm and the pathos of the denouement removes the emotional force from the acting of the invested Chloë Grace Moretz.
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Wretched
(3): Very good
Directed by Ladj Ly | France | Social drama | Starring Damien Bonnard, Alexis Manenti, Djibril Zonga
What’s this ? The first day of a Cherbourg policeman in a disadvantaged Parisian suburb is marked by a dramatic incident, likely to compromise the careers of his colleagues, two corrupt patrol officers who abuse their power.
How is it ? From a short film made in 2017, Ladj Ly has germinated a hard-hitting and nervous first feature, which demonstrates a beautiful formal and technical assurance. At the crossroads of LA HAINE, TRAINING DAY and DO THE RIGHT THING, his story certainly seems familiar, until a disturbing outcome of rare violence, which gives the title its full meaning.
Directed by Joel Coen | United States | Drama | Starring Denzel Washington, Frances McDormand, Brendan Gleeson
What’s this ? After three witches have predicted to him that he will be crowned king of Scotland, an embittered lord, encouraged by his ambitious wife, engages in a murderous spiral, from which he will not emerge unscathed.
How is it ? With this minimalist reinterpretation of Shakespeare’s play, Joel Coen (working here without his brother Ethan, a first) plunges us into a chilling maze of madness, rich in visual finds and draped in expressionist black and white. Denzel Washington and Frances McDormand make up a memorable cursed couple.
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";}s:7:"summary";s:652:"This week on your screens, we recommend the films Les Miserables, Aline, The Resurrection Matrix and others. (1): Masterpiece, (2): Remarkable, (3): Very good, (4): Good, (5): Average, (6): Poor, (7): Shabby. Aline (4): Good Directed by Valérie Lemercier | Canada | Biographical drama | Starring Valérie Lemercier, Sylvain Marcel, Danielle Fichaud What’s this ? ... Read more";s:12:"atom_content";s:9380:"
This week on your screens, we recommend the films Les Miserables, Aline, The Resurrection Matrix and others.
Directed by Valérie Lemercier | Canada | Biographical drama | Starring Valérie Lemercier, Sylvain Marcel, Danielle Fichaud
What’s this ? Convinced that her daughter is gifted for singing, a mother from Quebec sends an audio cassette to a famous agent. Thanks to his wise advice, the teenager begins a brilliant career and becomes a world star.
How is it ? Admiring Céline Dion’s career, actress and filmmaker Valérie Lemercier devotes a very personal biography to her, where irony, humor and respect intertwine. Quirky and very second degree in the first part, the film then becomes more classic. Lemercier is nevertheless staggeringly truthful in the title role.
Exclusively on Club Illico
The tender bar
(4): Good
Directed by George Clooney | United States | Drama | Starring Ben Affleck, Tye Sheridan, Daniel Ranieri
What’s this ? Portrait of the long friendship that unites the son of an absent father, who wishes to become a writer, and his bartender uncle, who will be his mentor from childhood to adulthood.
How is it ? This careful adaptation of the memoirs of journalist JR Moehringer (a Pulitzer Prize winner) takes the form of a charming, if sometimes conventional, initiatory tale. The discreet realization of George Clooney (Good Night, and good luck) is mainly focused on the performance of Ben Affleck, particularly memorable.
Exclusive to Amazon Prime
The Matrix Resurrections
(4): Good
Directed by Lana Wachowski | United States | Science fiction drama | Starring Keanu Reeves, Carrie-Anne Moss, Yahya Abdul-Mateen II
What’s this ? In an alternate reality, Thomas Anderson is about to release a third version of THE MATRIX, a popular video game he invented. It is then that he receives a visit from a mysterious stranger, who says his name is Morpheus.
How is it ? At the crossroads of ADAPTATION and BACK TO THE FUTURE 2, this metafictional and self-referential sequel seduces more by its narrative pirouettes than by its disappointing reworking of familiar elements. Often enjoyable, the ensemble allows its stars to playfully and emotionally reinvent the characters they once created.
Video on demand
Mother/Android (Mother/Android)
(5): Medium
Directed by Mattson Tomlin | United States | Science fiction drama | Starring Chloë Grace Moretz, Algee Smith, Raul Castillo
What’s this ? In a world where android servants have revolted against their human masters, a pregnant young woman and her boyfriend travel through dangerous “no man’s land” in search of a safer place.
How is it ? Scriptwriter of the taker little fish, Mattson Tomlin displays less originality in this first realization, which takes up familiar themes of science fiction in a superficial way. Although vigorous, the staging lacks rhythm and the pathos of the denouement removes the emotional force from the acting of the invested Chloë Grace Moretz.
Exclusively on Netflix
Wretched
(3): Very good
Directed by Ladj Ly | France | Social drama | Starring Damien Bonnard, Alexis Manenti, Djibril Zonga
What’s this ? The first day of a Cherbourg policeman in a disadvantaged Parisian suburb is marked by a dramatic incident, likely to compromise the careers of his colleagues, two corrupt patrol officers who abuse their power.
How is it ? From a short film made in 2017, Ladj Ly has germinated a hard-hitting and nervous first feature, which demonstrates a beautiful formal and technical assurance. At the crossroads of LA HAINE, TRAINING DAY and DO THE RIGHT THING, his story certainly seems familiar, until a disturbing outcome of rare violence, which gives the title its full meaning.
Directed by Joel Coen | United States | Drama | Starring Denzel Washington, Frances McDormand, Brendan Gleeson
What’s this ? After three witches have predicted to him that he will be crowned king of Scotland, an embittered lord, encouraged by his ambitious wife, engages in a murderous spiral, from which he will not emerge unscathed.
How is it ? With this minimalist reinterpretation of Shakespeare’s play, Joel Coen (working here without his brother Ethan, a first) plunges us into a chilling maze of madness, rich in visual finds and draped in expressionist black and white. Denzel Washington and Frances McDormand make up a memorable cursed couple.
Exclusive to Apple TV+
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";s:14:"date_timestamp";i:1642183410;}i:6;a:11:{s:5:"title";s:69:"Alberto Fernández honors the most outstanding scientists in Argentina";s:4:"link";s:105:"https://awardworld.net/nobel-prize/alberto-fernandez-honors-the-most-outstanding-scientists-in-argentina/";s:2:"dc";a:1:{s:7:"creator";s:15:"David Armstrong";}s:7:"pubdate";s:31:"Fri, 14 Jan 2022 17:31:01 +0000";s:8:"category";s:63:"Nobel PrizeAlbertoArgentinaFernándezhonorsoutstandingscientists";s:4:"guid";s:31:"https://awardworld.net/?p=12330";s:11:"description";s:673:"Buenos Aires, Jan 14 (EFE) .- The Argentine president, Alberto Fernández, led this Friday the presentation of distinctions to the Researcher of the Argentine Nation 2021, the highest award given to the most outstanding person in the national scientific system. “The rich societies today are those that have knowledge and that have been capable of ... Read more";s:7:"content";a:1:{s:7:"encoded";s:4198:"
Buenos Aires, Jan 14 (EFE) .- The Argentine president, Alberto Fernández, led this Friday the presentation of distinctions to the Researcher of the Argentine Nation 2021, the highest award given to the most outstanding person in the national scientific system. “The rich societies today are those that have knowledge and that have been capable of developing intelligence, science and technology,” Fernández said at the ceremony, held at the Casa Rosada, the seat of the Executive in Buenos Aires. The winner of the highest scientific recognition was Dr. Daniel Raúl Bes for his extensive career in nuclear physics, developed in research centers, universities in Argentina and abroad, who was awarded a gold medal and 2,500,000 pesos ( $24,082). According to a statement from the Presidency, this award recognizes those who have contributed throughout their scientific career to producing new knowledge, developing innovations with a social and productive impact, and promoting the transfer of knowledge and the training of human resources. In addition, the Houssay awards -in honor of the first Nobel laureate in Latin America- were awarded to several researchers under 45 years of age who have carried out most of their scientific activity in the country, who received a medal, a diploma and 300,000 pesos ( $2,889) each. Among the winners, Dr. Valeria Arza stood out, who researched innovation in the industrial and agricultural sectors, public-private knowledge networks and sustainable development, and seeks to link her work with public policy. Her contributions were published in prestigious journals. domestic and foreign. ?I am convinced that for us to be a society that advances we need to promote education, knowledge, scientific and technological development. The State must be present promoting this?, indicated the president. Another of the distinctions was the Houssay Trajectory Award and one of the winners was Dr. Alejandro César Olivieri for his study of the development of chemometric tools for the processing of chemical information, with application in the field of analytical chemistry. According to the Scopus scientific database, its bibliographic production includes 290 publications, books, book chapters and has contributed to the training of national and international researchers. In this case, the prize was 500,000 pesos (4,816 dollars) for scientists regardless of age, who have an outstanding record in technology transfer and development with economic and productive impact in strategic sectors of the country. Lastly, the Jorge Sábato award -in honor of the famous Argentine scientist- was presented to Dr. Silvia Nair Goyanes, who specializes in the physical chemistry of materials. Her work ranges from basic physics to the development of new materials for different industries. . She is part of the 2% of most cited researchers in the world during 2019 and is the creator of the ?Atom Protect? chinstraps, with more than 9 million sales. The merit was given to people without distinction of age who have an outstanding record in technological transfers and developments with economic and productive impact in strategic sectors of the country, as well as a reward of 500,000 pesos, a decoration and a diploma. The president was accompanied by the Minister of Science, Technology and Innovation, Daniel Filmus, and by the head of Conicet -the main organization dedicated to the promotion of science and technology in Argentina- Ana Franchi, who presented the prizes to the researchers. EFE aam/rgm/jrh (photo) (video)
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Buenos Aires, Jan 14 (EFE) .- The Argentine president, Alberto Fernández, led this Friday the presentation of distinctions to the Researcher of the Argentine Nation 2021, the highest award given to the most outstanding person in the national scientific system. “The rich societies today are those that have knowledge and that have been capable of developing intelligence, science and technology,” Fernández said at the ceremony, held at the Casa Rosada, the seat of the Executive in Buenos Aires. The winner of the highest scientific recognition was Dr. Daniel Raúl Bes for his extensive career in nuclear physics, developed in research centers, universities in Argentina and abroad, who was awarded a gold medal and 2,500,000 pesos ( $24,082). According to a statement from the Presidency, this award recognizes those who have contributed throughout their scientific career to producing new knowledge, developing innovations with a social and productive impact, and promoting the transfer of knowledge and the training of human resources. In addition, the Houssay awards -in honor of the first Nobel laureate in Latin America- were awarded to several researchers under 45 years of age who have carried out most of their scientific activity in the country, who received a medal, a diploma and 300,000 pesos ( $2,889) each. Among the winners, Dr. Valeria Arza stood out, who researched innovation in the industrial and agricultural sectors, public-private knowledge networks and sustainable development, and seeks to link her work with public policy. Her contributions were published in prestigious journals. domestic and foreign. ?I am convinced that for us to be a society that advances we need to promote education, knowledge, scientific and technological development. The State must be present promoting this?, indicated the president. Another of the distinctions was the Houssay Trajectory Award and one of the winners was Dr. Alejandro César Olivieri for his study of the development of chemometric tools for the processing of chemical information, with application in the field of analytical chemistry. According to the Scopus scientific database, its bibliographic production includes 290 publications, books, book chapters and has contributed to the training of national and international researchers. In this case, the prize was 500,000 pesos (4,816 dollars) for scientists regardless of age, who have an outstanding record in technology transfer and development with economic and productive impact in strategic sectors of the country. Lastly, the Jorge Sábato award -in honor of the famous Argentine scientist- was presented to Dr. Silvia Nair Goyanes, who specializes in the physical chemistry of materials. Her work ranges from basic physics to the development of new materials for different industries. . She is part of the 2% of most cited researchers in the world during 2019 and is the creator of the ?Atom Protect? chinstraps, with more than 9 million sales. The merit was given to people without distinction of age who have an outstanding record in technological transfers and developments with economic and productive impact in strategic sectors of the country, as well as a reward of 500,000 pesos, a decoration and a diploma. The president was accompanied by the Minister of Science, Technology and Innovation, Daniel Filmus, and by the head of Conicet -the main organization dedicated to the promotion of science and technology in Argentina- Ana Franchi, who presented the prizes to the researchers. EFE aam/rgm/jrh (photo) (video)
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";s:14:"date_timestamp";i:1642181461;}i:7;a:11:{s:5:"title";s:123:"Contemporary art: the textile art of Turiya Magadlela, a weapon against racist and sexist violence | Knowledge of the Arts";s:4:"link";s:157:"https://awardworld.net/pulitzer-prize/contemporary-art-the-textile-art-of-turiya-magadlela-a-weapon-against-racist-and-sexist-violence-knowledge-of-the-arts/";s:2:"dc";a:1:{s:7:"creator";s:12:"Martha Nance";}s:7:"pubdate";s:31:"Fri, 14 Jan 2022 17:02:58 +0000";s:8:"category";s:90:"Pulitzer PrizeartartscontemporaryKnowledgeMagadlelaracistsexisttextileTuriyaviolenceweapon";s:4:"guid";s:31:"https://awardworld.net/?p=12327";s:11:"description";s:818:"Made of tights, the abstract canvases and installations of the South African visual artist Turiya Magadlela denounce systemic racial and gender violence. It is a huge red and pink arch that we take at the end of the course. Two hundred square meters of tights cut and sewn together, like 19th century African-American quilts or ... Read more";s:7:"content";a:1:{s:7:"encoded";s:6102:"
Made of tights, the abstract canvases and installations of the South African visual artist Turiya Magadlela denounce systemic racial and gender violence.
It is a huge red and pink arch that we take at the end of the course. Two hundred square meters of tights cut and sewn together, like 19th century African-American quilts or the Patchwork of Names, a commemorative quilt for AIDS victims, started in 1987. Turiya Magadlela did not embroider it alone: ??to Soweto, the township where she lives with her five children, the women of her community have lent her a hand. Collective therefore, the work was the obvious way out of the exhibition “Ubuntu, a lucid dream” at the Palace of Tokyo, which broadcasts this ? acting thought » combining humanity and reciprocity: « This vault that must be crossed to leave the premises leads to another way of being in the world, a possible common predicts curator Marie-Ann Yemsi. Its title, Mashadi Would Say II, is taken from a poem by the artist’s mother, found in a drawer. It also refers to the fight of the South African Oshadi Jane Mangena (1931-2015), nurse and anti-apartheid activist, engaged on her return from exile for the rights of women and vulnerable people.
Expressing social condition through fabric creativity
Magadlela finds in the colonial history, never past, and the female condition, food for thought: tights therefore, underwear ” long reserved for fair skin which she spreads on wooden frames like paint, but also sheets and prisoners’ uniforms. So many textiles that archive the violence done to the body. ” All of Turiya’s work is about this physicality ?says Marie-Ann Yemsi. Usually allusive, its meaning is sometimes explicit: thus Yes, it was definitely on twitter where I saw a mutilated vagina from the Serie Inequities (2021), where brown and gray nylon stockings sewn with red thread are close to cracking.
1978 ?????Birth of Turiya Magadlela in Johannesburg, South Africa.
1999-2001 Studied fine arts at the University of Johannesburg.
2013-2014 Continues his training at the Rijksakademie in Amsterdam.
2015 Receives the FNB Joburg Art Prize.
2017 Participates in the exhibitions “Blue Black” at the Pulitzer Arts Foundation in Saint-Louis, “The Past is Present” at the Jack Shainman Gallery in New York, and “The days that come” at La Galerie des Galeries in Paris.
2018 Finalist of the Jean-François Prat Prize.
2019 Istanbul Biennial and ?Material Insanity? exhibition at MACAAL in Marrakech.
2021 ?A Few Good Friends ? Motho Fela?, solo exhibition at the LatchKey Gallery in New York.
To have
The exhibition ?Ubuntu, a lucid dream?, Palais de Tokyo, 13, av. President-Wilson, 75016 Paris, www.palaisdetokyo.com from November 26 to February 20.
";}s:7:"summary";s:818:"Made of tights, the abstract canvases and installations of the South African visual artist Turiya Magadlela denounce systemic racial and gender violence. It is a huge red and pink arch that we take at the end of the course. Two hundred square meters of tights cut and sewn together, like 19th century African-American quilts or ... Read more";s:12:"atom_content";s:6102:"
Made of tights, the abstract canvases and installations of the South African visual artist Turiya Magadlela denounce systemic racial and gender violence.
It is a huge red and pink arch that we take at the end of the course. Two hundred square meters of tights cut and sewn together, like 19th century African-American quilts or the Patchwork of Names, a commemorative quilt for AIDS victims, started in 1987. Turiya Magadlela did not embroider it alone: ??to Soweto, the township where she lives with her five children, the women of her community have lent her a hand. Collective therefore, the work was the obvious way out of the exhibition “Ubuntu, a lucid dream” at the Palace of Tokyo, which broadcasts this ? acting thought » combining humanity and reciprocity: « This vault that must be crossed to leave the premises leads to another way of being in the world, a possible common predicts curator Marie-Ann Yemsi. Its title, Mashadi Would Say II, is taken from a poem by the artist’s mother, found in a drawer. It also refers to the fight of the South African Oshadi Jane Mangena (1931-2015), nurse and anti-apartheid activist, engaged on her return from exile for the rights of women and vulnerable people.
Expressing social condition through fabric creativity
Magadlela finds in the colonial history, never past, and the female condition, food for thought: tights therefore, underwear ” long reserved for fair skin which she spreads on wooden frames like paint, but also sheets and prisoners’ uniforms. So many textiles that archive the violence done to the body. ” All of Turiya’s work is about this physicality ?says Marie-Ann Yemsi. Usually allusive, its meaning is sometimes explicit: thus Yes, it was definitely on twitter where I saw a mutilated vagina from the Serie Inequities (2021), where brown and gray nylon stockings sewn with red thread are close to cracking.
1978 ?????Birth of Turiya Magadlela in Johannesburg, South Africa.
1999-2001 Studied fine arts at the University of Johannesburg.
2013-2014 Continues his training at the Rijksakademie in Amsterdam.
2015 Receives the FNB Joburg Art Prize.
2017 Participates in the exhibitions “Blue Black” at the Pulitzer Arts Foundation in Saint-Louis, “The Past is Present” at the Jack Shainman Gallery in New York, and “The days that come” at La Galerie des Galeries in Paris.
2018 Finalist of the Jean-François Prat Prize.
2019 Istanbul Biennial and ?Material Insanity? exhibition at MACAAL in Marrakech.
2021 ?A Few Good Friends ? Motho Fela?, solo exhibition at the LatchKey Gallery in New York.
To have
The exhibition ?Ubuntu, a lucid dream?, Palais de Tokyo, 13, av. President-Wilson, 75016 Paris, www.palaisdetokyo.com from November 26 to February 20.
New generation scream, a pure cinema experience or even the adaptation of Florence Aubenas’ bestseller… The editorial staff has selected the new films not to be missed this week.
Cult filmmaker, the Thai Apichatpong Weerasethakul (2010 gold palm for Uncle Boonmee, the one who remembers his past lives) moves away from his country (in the grip of censorship) for Bogota and immerses the Scottish actress Tilda Swinton in the enigmatic role of a woman who goes in search of a sound heard in a dream. Deep in the Colombian jungle, Jessica gets lost, meets a fisherman and rediscovers inner harmony in a film in the form of a waking sound dream that teaches us again to vibrate in the face of the beauty of the world and to decipher dreams like break-ins in the real. A dazzling and pure cinema experience. ?J.G.
**** Directed by Apichatpong Weerasethakul. With Tilda Swinton, Elkin Diaz, Jeanne Balibar ? 136′.
Lingui
He describes his film as ?a journey towards the light?. Chadian filmmaker based in Paris, to whom we owe several masterpieces of African cinema (Daratt, a dry season in 2006, A screaming man in 2010), Mahamat-Saleh Haroun stages an everyday heroine through the portrait of Amina (the revelation Achouackh Abakar Souleymane), a craftswoman from the suburbs of N’Djamena whose destiny changes when her daughter faces a pregnancy unwanted. Never demonstrative (the street and renaissance scenes are deeply cinematographic), the film describes the ordeals of the two women in an emancipatory fight where the ?sacred bond? would be the sorority set up as a liberating principle. ?To write this story, I was inspired by the stories I hear in my mother’s backyard, stories of women, workers, ostracized from society and who manage to overcome tragedy and overcome taboos thanks to tenderness. It is this feeling that makes community.? A great film on the emancipatory and political role of cinema, here or elsewhere. ?J.G.
*** Directed by Mahamat-Saleh Haroun. With Achouackh Abakar Souleymane, Rihane Khalil Alio ? 87′.
Farewell Mr. Haffmann
In 2018, the room Farewell Mr. Haffmann by Jean-Pierre Daguerre wins 4 Molières. No wonder the cinema monopolizes it and in particular Fred Cavayé who adapts it with Daniel Auteuil and Gilles Lellouche. The first plays Joseph Haffmann, a Jewish jeweler forced, in occupied Paris in 1942, to move his family away and hide in the cellar of his shop to escape the raids. The second interprets his employee, François Mercier, to whom Haffmann has entrusted the keys to his jewelry, who will slowly slide towards collaboration and who, out of frustration or jealousy, will start by hiding his boss to then kidnap him and exercise an odious blackmail.
?What I liked, says Daniel Auteuil, this is the thriller side of the story. My character wanted to save his wife and children and then finds himself unable to protect them. How I built it? Like a pressure cooker, like someone boiling. I boiled! It was intense acting fun. We don’t have the opportunity to end up with such great roles so often.? The backbone of the film is based on the hierarchy which is reversed between the two men and on the increasingly tense evolution of their relationship. For this to work, the two actors had to be in tune. ?Gilles Lellouche is the actor who has one of the most extensive palettes of his generation. We wanted to meet. We played together like two musicians playing the same score, without premeditating anything. I don’t prepare much. If I start preparing and all of a sudden the director comes up with another idea, I’m screwed! So I let myself be surprised.?ER
*** Directed by Fred Cavayé. With Daniel Auteuil, Gilles Lellouche, Sara Giraudeau ? 116′.
scream 5
Eleven years after the fourth installment, Ghostface is back. But for fans, there are plenty of reasons to worry. If the franchise more or less holds the road over the episodes, thanks to its meta universe which allows more madness, this Scream (5), which advances masked (no pun intended), is particular.
First, this is the first episode without Wes Craven behind the camera. The master of horror having died in 2015, it is now a duo, Matt Bettinelli-Olpin and Tyler Gillett, who have the difficult task of reviving the franchise. Secondly, Kevin Williamson and Ehren Kruger do not sign the scenario, they who knew the characters and the universe inside out. This time, make way for James Vanderbilt (screenwriter of Zodiac, sorry) and Guy Busick, who must both satisfy fans and attract a new audience.
Finally, if the original cast (Neve Campbell, Courteney Cox and David Arquette) is present, it is set back to make room for a new generation. But, to our great surprise, what could have been a disaster is actually the real strength of this fifth installment. Because who says Scream, also says Stab, the film franchise in the film based on the events of the first installment and inspired by a book written by one of the characters (meta, we tell you).
And it is this bond with Stab that allows both the writers and the new characters to make fun of the saga, but also to cry out their love for him. Despite the 26 years that separate the first and this new episode, scream 5 is a clever, surprising, very violent and strangely moving homecoming. Where, through certain dialogues, Wes Craven cried out his love for the horror cinema that he was particularly fond of (and to which he contributed very largely), Matt Bettinelli-Olpin and Tyler Gillett cry out their love to Wes Craven, and to the so-called slasher genre, which disappeared from our screens a few years ago. Jordan Peele, and his cerebral horror cinema, takes it (kindly) for his rank.
In the end, while it could have been one episode too many, this new generation Scream stands out as the best episode since the original, no more and no less. A real tour de force that rewards fans for their loyalty. And which brings enough good ideas to justify a possible Scream 6. We cross fingers. ? AM
*** Directed by Matt Bettinelli-Olpin, Tyler Gillett. With Neve Campbell, Courteney Cox, David Arquette ? 115′
Ouistreham
Inspired by the story of Florence Aubenas (Ouistreham wharf), Emmanuel Carrère’s film cautiously breaks away from it by fictionalising it. If through Marianne Winckler (Juliette Binoche), a famous author who steps into the shoes of a job seeker, the film denounces like the book the curses of precarious work, it dramatizes the links between Marianne and her colleague Christèle (fantastic Hélène Lambert almost in his own role). From this risky enterprise, Carrère draws a bitter film on the daily life of cleaning workers: humiliating training, chain cleaning of toilets, handling of too heavy scrubber driers, insults from small bosses calling them ?cretins?, ?marries- sluts?? It becomes even more unbearable when Marianne starts cleaning the Caen-Ouistreham ferry before dawn. In this moving maritime space, symbolic of contemporary distress (migrants are in the background), she nonetheless forges strong and sometimes even joyful relationships with her comrades.
It is in this choral portrait that the film touches the most, revealing real everyday heroines: Christèle, Justine and Nadège, the forewoman who closes the film by discovering Marianne’s book: ?what you wrote is the truth?. A sentence with a particular echo when you know the relationship that the writer Carrère maintains with reality and fiction. A sentence that also forms a loop after the ?Sometimes I lie?, confessed at the beginning of the film by Marianne to Cédric met at Pôle emploi. But the writer’s double game undoubtedly harms the viewer’s empathy, unlike the recent series maid, adaptation on Netflix of the memoirs of Stéphanie Land, a young mother who became a cleaning lady to survive in poor America. ?J.G.
** Directed by Emmanuel Carrère. With Juliette Binoche, Hélène Lambert, Emily Madeleine, Évelyne Porée ? 107′
children of the sun
Presented at the 2020 Venice Film Festival and dedicated to “the 152 million children exploited in the world”, Majid Majidi’s film follows a trio of street children from Tehran (including the fantastic Rouhollah Zamani, Marcello Mastroianni Prize) who decide to enroll in a school to discover a hidden treasure. We look at this adventure story for young people as a kind of Iranian Tom Sawyer who crosses paths with a young Afghan refugee and discovers above all, despite a few ?tricks? in the scenario that are a little supported, his own genius. Joyful. ?J.G.
** Directed by Majid Majidi. With Rouhollah Zamani, Ali Nassirian, Tannaz Tabatabaei ? 99′.
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New generation scream, a pure cinema experience or even the adaptation of Florence Aubenas’ bestseller… The editorial staff has selected the new films not to be missed this week.
Cult filmmaker, the Thai Apichatpong Weerasethakul (2010 gold palm for Uncle Boonmee, the one who remembers his past lives) moves away from his country (in the grip of censorship) for Bogota and immerses the Scottish actress Tilda Swinton in the enigmatic role of a woman who goes in search of a sound heard in a dream. Deep in the Colombian jungle, Jessica gets lost, meets a fisherman and rediscovers inner harmony in a film in the form of a waking sound dream that teaches us again to vibrate in the face of the beauty of the world and to decipher dreams like break-ins in the real. A dazzling and pure cinema experience. ?J.G.
**** Directed by Apichatpong Weerasethakul. With Tilda Swinton, Elkin Diaz, Jeanne Balibar ? 136′.
Lingui
He describes his film as ?a journey towards the light?. Chadian filmmaker based in Paris, to whom we owe several masterpieces of African cinema (Daratt, a dry season in 2006, A screaming man in 2010), Mahamat-Saleh Haroun stages an everyday heroine through the portrait of Amina (the revelation Achouackh Abakar Souleymane), a craftswoman from the suburbs of N’Djamena whose destiny changes when her daughter faces a pregnancy unwanted. Never demonstrative (the street and renaissance scenes are deeply cinematographic), the film describes the ordeals of the two women in an emancipatory fight where the ?sacred bond? would be the sorority set up as a liberating principle. ?To write this story, I was inspired by the stories I hear in my mother’s backyard, stories of women, workers, ostracized from society and who manage to overcome tragedy and overcome taboos thanks to tenderness. It is this feeling that makes community.? A great film on the emancipatory and political role of cinema, here or elsewhere. ?J.G.
*** Directed by Mahamat-Saleh Haroun. With Achouackh Abakar Souleymane, Rihane Khalil Alio ? 87′.
Farewell Mr. Haffmann
In 2018, the room Farewell Mr. Haffmann by Jean-Pierre Daguerre wins 4 Molières. No wonder the cinema monopolizes it and in particular Fred Cavayé who adapts it with Daniel Auteuil and Gilles Lellouche. The first plays Joseph Haffmann, a Jewish jeweler forced, in occupied Paris in 1942, to move his family away and hide in the cellar of his shop to escape the raids. The second interprets his employee, François Mercier, to whom Haffmann has entrusted the keys to his jewelry, who will slowly slide towards collaboration and who, out of frustration or jealousy, will start by hiding his boss to then kidnap him and exercise an odious blackmail.
?What I liked, says Daniel Auteuil, this is the thriller side of the story. My character wanted to save his wife and children and then finds himself unable to protect them. How I built it? Like a pressure cooker, like someone boiling. I boiled! It was intense acting fun. We don’t have the opportunity to end up with such great roles so often.? The backbone of the film is based on the hierarchy which is reversed between the two men and on the increasingly tense evolution of their relationship. For this to work, the two actors had to be in tune. ?Gilles Lellouche is the actor who has one of the most extensive palettes of his generation. We wanted to meet. We played together like two musicians playing the same score, without premeditating anything. I don’t prepare much. If I start preparing and all of a sudden the director comes up with another idea, I’m screwed! So I let myself be surprised.?ER
*** Directed by Fred Cavayé. With Daniel Auteuil, Gilles Lellouche, Sara Giraudeau ? 116′.
scream 5
Eleven years after the fourth installment, Ghostface is back. But for fans, there are plenty of reasons to worry. If the franchise more or less holds the road over the episodes, thanks to its meta universe which allows more madness, this Scream (5), which advances masked (no pun intended), is particular.
First, this is the first episode without Wes Craven behind the camera. The master of horror having died in 2015, it is now a duo, Matt Bettinelli-Olpin and Tyler Gillett, who have the difficult task of reviving the franchise. Secondly, Kevin Williamson and Ehren Kruger do not sign the scenario, they who knew the characters and the universe inside out. This time, make way for James Vanderbilt (screenwriter of Zodiac, sorry) and Guy Busick, who must both satisfy fans and attract a new audience.
Finally, if the original cast (Neve Campbell, Courteney Cox and David Arquette) is present, it is set back to make room for a new generation. But, to our great surprise, what could have been a disaster is actually the real strength of this fifth installment. Because who says Scream, also says Stab, the film franchise in the film based on the events of the first installment and inspired by a book written by one of the characters (meta, we tell you).
And it is this bond with Stab that allows both the writers and the new characters to make fun of the saga, but also to cry out their love for him. Despite the 26 years that separate the first and this new episode, scream 5 is a clever, surprising, very violent and strangely moving homecoming. Where, through certain dialogues, Wes Craven cried out his love for the horror cinema that he was particularly fond of (and to which he contributed very largely), Matt Bettinelli-Olpin and Tyler Gillett cry out their love to Wes Craven, and to the so-called slasher genre, which disappeared from our screens a few years ago. Jordan Peele, and his cerebral horror cinema, takes it (kindly) for his rank.
In the end, while it could have been one episode too many, this new generation Scream stands out as the best episode since the original, no more and no less. A real tour de force that rewards fans for their loyalty. And which brings enough good ideas to justify a possible Scream 6. We cross fingers. ? AM
*** Directed by Matt Bettinelli-Olpin, Tyler Gillett. With Neve Campbell, Courteney Cox, David Arquette ? 115′
Ouistreham
Inspired by the story of Florence Aubenas (Ouistreham wharf), Emmanuel Carrère’s film cautiously breaks away from it by fictionalising it. If through Marianne Winckler (Juliette Binoche), a famous author who steps into the shoes of a job seeker, the film denounces like the book the curses of precarious work, it dramatizes the links between Marianne and her colleague Christèle (fantastic Hélène Lambert almost in his own role). From this risky enterprise, Carrère draws a bitter film on the daily life of cleaning workers: humiliating training, chain cleaning of toilets, handling of too heavy scrubber driers, insults from small bosses calling them ?cretins?, ?marries- sluts?? It becomes even more unbearable when Marianne starts cleaning the Caen-Ouistreham ferry before dawn. In this moving maritime space, symbolic of contemporary distress (migrants are in the background), she nonetheless forges strong and sometimes even joyful relationships with her comrades.
It is in this choral portrait that the film touches the most, revealing real everyday heroines: Christèle, Justine and Nadège, the forewoman who closes the film by discovering Marianne’s book: ?what you wrote is the truth?. A sentence with a particular echo when you know the relationship that the writer Carrère maintains with reality and fiction. A sentence that also forms a loop after the ?Sometimes I lie?, confessed at the beginning of the film by Marianne to Cédric met at Pôle emploi. But the writer’s double game undoubtedly harms the viewer’s empathy, unlike the recent series maid, adaptation on Netflix of the memoirs of Stéphanie Land, a young mother who became a cleaning lady to survive in poor America. ?J.G.
** Directed by Emmanuel Carrère. With Juliette Binoche, Hélène Lambert, Emily Madeleine, Évelyne Porée ? 107′
children of the sun
Presented at the 2020 Venice Film Festival and dedicated to “the 152 million children exploited in the world”, Majid Majidi’s film follows a trio of street children from Tehran (including the fantastic Rouhollah Zamani, Marcello Mastroianni Prize) who decide to enroll in a school to discover a hidden treasure. We look at this adventure story for young people as a kind of Iranian Tom Sawyer who crosses paths with a young Afghan refugee and discovers above all, despite a few ?tricks? in the scenario that are a little supported, his own genius. Joyful. ?J.G.
** Directed by Majid Majidi. With Rouhollah Zamani, Ali Nassirian, Tannaz Tabatabaei ? 99′.
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";s:14:"date_timestamp";i:1642175205;}i:9;a:11:{s:5:"title";s:78:"Servicios digitales, el nuevo modelo de crecimiento que necesita Amrica Latina";s:4:"link";s:113:"https://awardworld.net/nobel-prize/servicios-digitales-el-nuevo-modelo-de-crecimiento-que-necesita-amrica-latina/";s:2:"dc";a:1:{s:7:"creator";s:15:"David Armstrong";}s:7:"pubdate";s:31:"Fri, 14 Jan 2022 14:28:56 +0000";s:8:"category";s:65:"Nobel PrizecrecimientodigitaleslatinamodelonecesitanuevoServicios";s:4:"guid";s:31:"https://awardworld.net/?p=12321";s:11:"description";s:660:"Al recibir su Premio Nobel de Literatura de 1982, Gabriel Garca Mrquez habl de “la soledad de Amrica Latina”. En ese discurso estaba aludiendo a la falta de oportunidades para el desarrollo de la regin en el contexto de la guerra fra. Desde la cada del Muro de Berln, las economas de Amrica Latina han ... Read more";s:7:"content";a:1:{s:7:"encoded";s:8256:"
Al recibir su Premio Nobel de Literatura de 1982, Gabriel Garca Mrquez habl de “la soledad de Amrica Latina”. En ese discurso estaba aludiendo a la falta de oportunidades para el desarrollo de la regin en el contexto de la guerra fra.
Desde la cada del Muro de Berln, las economas de Amrica Latina han girado en torno a la produccin de productos bsicos para la exportacin. Desde el cobre chileno hasta el crudo brasileo y la soja argentina, Asia en general (y China en particular) han mostrado una demanda insaciable de productos bsicos latinos. El crecimiento resultante ha sido cclico y desigual: ha alimentado historias icarianas de gran riqueza y corrupcin que son dignas rivales del realismo mgico de Garca Mrquez.
Sin embargo, conforme el mundo avanza hacia un futuro ms ecolgico, este modelo de desarrollo extractivo tiene una vida til limitada. Se enfrentar a las iniciativas ecolgicas en Europa y otros lugares. Amrica Latina necesita urgentemente encontrar un modelo de crecimiento ms sostenible e inclusivo. Existe uno en forma de servicios digitales.
La regin representa un fantstico premio de mercado. Con una poblacin de 700 millones de habitantes, es aproximadamente la mitad del tamao de China y produce un producto interno bruto (PIB) considerablemente mayor que el de India. Sin embargo, su mayor activo es su relativa juventud: se encuentra en un punto demogrfico ptimo, con un perfil de edad ms joven que el de los mercados desarrollados, pero con un ingreso promedio superior al del sur de Asia.
La excesiva dependencia de las exportaciones de productos bsicos ha empeorado la desigualdad, creando lites sper ricas. El capitalismo local se ha visto frenado durante mucho tiempo por los crteles y los monopolios, resultando en una clase media latina relativamente pequea y marginada.
Los servicios digitales pueden cambiar esta situacin. Los mercados nacionales son slo una parte de la historia. Un proceso que comience con la prestacin de servicios ms eficientes y competitivos puede producir economas de escala para desarrollar negocios globales, como ha sido el caso de la tecnologa asitica. Amrica Latina tiene tanto el tamao del mercado como los mrgenes para atraer la inversin necesaria.
Tambin tiene el talento. Debido a su relativa riqueza – a pesar de su clebre inestabilidad financiera – Argentina fue pionera del Internet en la dcada de 1990, ayudada por un gobierno modernizador. A partir de la innovadora empresa de tecnologa financiera Patagon, en 1999, cre campeones regionales como el lder del comercio electrnico Mercado Libre y el exportador de servicios Globant. En la ltima dcada, Brasil y Mxico han tomado la delantera, con la aparicin de Nubank, el neobanco recin salido a bolsa, y el mercado de automviles Kavak.
Los inversionistas que antes descartaban las presentaciones que promovan las oportunidades de inversin en Amrica Latina ahora se estn apresurando a participar. La fiebre del oro resultante producir algunos grandes ganadores y espectaculares fracasos, aunque las historias individuales importan menos que la aparicin de ecosistemas digitales.
Las exportaciones latinoamericanas de servicios van a la zaga no slo de Europa y EE.UU, sino tambin del Asia emergente. La aparicin de actores locales cambiar esta situacin. El talento tecnolgico en Amrica Latina puede costar la mitad que el de Europa del Este o una cuarta parte del de Miami, por no hablar de San Francisco. Conforme se expanda el mercado del talento de programadores informticos, tambin lo har la cuota de mercado de las exportaciones de servicios. Esto impulsar los mercados locales, creando opciones donde antes haba monopolios.
Por fin los crteles anticuados van a enfrentar competencia. Se opondrn a ella incluso aunque intenten aplicarle la ingeniera inversa a la innovacin. No les hagan caso. Durante demasiado tiempo, la regin ha sido frenada por quienes hablan de libertad slo para afianzar sus propios dividendos. Por eso, ms de la mitad de los adultos de la regin nunca han tenido una tarjeta de dbito y pagan ms por la itinerancia de datos que en casi cualquier otro lugar.
Los lugareos no estarn solos por mucho tiempo. La expansin de Shopee de Singapur en Brasil y de Amazon en Mxico demuestran por qu debemos acoger la inversin extranjera en una regin desatendida. La combinacin de contratacin a distancia y desarrollo local debera impulsar los salarios y fortalecer la clase media. Esto podra ser transformador, especialmente para los pases con crisis recurrentes de la balanza de pagos, como Argentina. La exportacin de servicios digitales tiene un futuro tan brillante como la agricultura, pero con una productividad e implicaciones climticas mucho mejores. Incluso puede ser la gracia redentora de sectores ms tradicionales, como los bienes races.
La regin tambin necesita escala. Debe revitalizar los proyectos de integracin regional inactivos, como el Mercosur y la Comunidad Andina. En un mundo que tiende a los bloques comerciales multipolares, los argumentos a favor de la integracin latina son ms fuertes que nunca. Eventualmente, esto podra incluir una moneda nica. En este sentido, la UE no debe ser simplemente un socio comercial, sino tambin un ejemplo de lo que es posible.
En su discurso del Nobel, Garca Mrquez dijo que ante la tragedia, la respuesta de Amrica Latina era la vida. Fue un comentario demogrfico premonitorio: el joven sector tecnolgico actual puede impulsar el abandono del modelo de desarrollo extractivo. La soja del futuro son los servicios digitales.
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Al recibir su Premio Nobel de Literatura de 1982, Gabriel Garca Mrquez habl de “la soledad de Amrica Latina”. En ese discurso estaba aludiendo a la falta de oportunidades para el desarrollo de la regin en el contexto de la guerra fra.
Desde la cada del Muro de Berln, las economas de Amrica Latina han girado en torno a la produccin de productos bsicos para la exportacin. Desde el cobre chileno hasta el crudo brasileo y la soja argentina, Asia en general (y China en particular) han mostrado una demanda insaciable de productos bsicos latinos. El crecimiento resultante ha sido cclico y desigual: ha alimentado historias icarianas de gran riqueza y corrupcin que son dignas rivales del realismo mgico de Garca Mrquez.
Sin embargo, conforme el mundo avanza hacia un futuro ms ecolgico, este modelo de desarrollo extractivo tiene una vida til limitada. Se enfrentar a las iniciativas ecolgicas en Europa y otros lugares. Amrica Latina necesita urgentemente encontrar un modelo de crecimiento ms sostenible e inclusivo. Existe uno en forma de servicios digitales.
La regin representa un fantstico premio de mercado. Con una poblacin de 700 millones de habitantes, es aproximadamente la mitad del tamao de China y produce un producto interno bruto (PIB) considerablemente mayor que el de India. Sin embargo, su mayor activo es su relativa juventud: se encuentra en un punto demogrfico ptimo, con un perfil de edad ms joven que el de los mercados desarrollados, pero con un ingreso promedio superior al del sur de Asia.
La excesiva dependencia de las exportaciones de productos bsicos ha empeorado la desigualdad, creando lites sper ricas. El capitalismo local se ha visto frenado durante mucho tiempo por los crteles y los monopolios, resultando en una clase media latina relativamente pequea y marginada.
Los servicios digitales pueden cambiar esta situacin. Los mercados nacionales son slo una parte de la historia. Un proceso que comience con la prestacin de servicios ms eficientes y competitivos puede producir economas de escala para desarrollar negocios globales, como ha sido el caso de la tecnologa asitica. Amrica Latina tiene tanto el tamao del mercado como los mrgenes para atraer la inversin necesaria.
Tambin tiene el talento. Debido a su relativa riqueza – a pesar de su clebre inestabilidad financiera – Argentina fue pionera del Internet en la dcada de 1990, ayudada por un gobierno modernizador. A partir de la innovadora empresa de tecnologa financiera Patagon, en 1999, cre campeones regionales como el lder del comercio electrnico Mercado Libre y el exportador de servicios Globant. En la ltima dcada, Brasil y Mxico han tomado la delantera, con la aparicin de Nubank, el neobanco recin salido a bolsa, y el mercado de automviles Kavak.
Los inversionistas que antes descartaban las presentaciones que promovan las oportunidades de inversin en Amrica Latina ahora se estn apresurando a participar. La fiebre del oro resultante producir algunos grandes ganadores y espectaculares fracasos, aunque las historias individuales importan menos que la aparicin de ecosistemas digitales.
Las exportaciones latinoamericanas de servicios van a la zaga no slo de Europa y EE.UU, sino tambin del Asia emergente. La aparicin de actores locales cambiar esta situacin. El talento tecnolgico en Amrica Latina puede costar la mitad que el de Europa del Este o una cuarta parte del de Miami, por no hablar de San Francisco. Conforme se expanda el mercado del talento de programadores informticos, tambin lo har la cuota de mercado de las exportaciones de servicios. Esto impulsar los mercados locales, creando opciones donde antes haba monopolios.
Por fin los crteles anticuados van a enfrentar competencia. Se opondrn a ella incluso aunque intenten aplicarle la ingeniera inversa a la innovacin. No les hagan caso. Durante demasiado tiempo, la regin ha sido frenada por quienes hablan de libertad slo para afianzar sus propios dividendos. Por eso, ms de la mitad de los adultos de la regin nunca han tenido una tarjeta de dbito y pagan ms por la itinerancia de datos que en casi cualquier otro lugar.
Los lugareos no estarn solos por mucho tiempo. La expansin de Shopee de Singapur en Brasil y de Amazon en Mxico demuestran por qu debemos acoger la inversin extranjera en una regin desatendida. La combinacin de contratacin a distancia y desarrollo local debera impulsar los salarios y fortalecer la clase media. Esto podra ser transformador, especialmente para los pases con crisis recurrentes de la balanza de pagos, como Argentina. La exportacin de servicios digitales tiene un futuro tan brillante como la agricultura, pero con una productividad e implicaciones climticas mucho mejores. Incluso puede ser la gracia redentora de sectores ms tradicionales, como los bienes races.
La regin tambin necesita escala. Debe revitalizar los proyectos de integracin regional inactivos, como el Mercosur y la Comunidad Andina. En un mundo que tiende a los bloques comerciales multipolares, los argumentos a favor de la integracin latina son ms fuertes que nunca. Eventualmente, esto podra incluir una moneda nica. En este sentido, la UE no debe ser simplemente un socio comercial, sino tambin un ejemplo de lo que es posible.
En su discurso del Nobel, Garca Mrquez dijo que ante la tragedia, la respuesta de Amrica Latina era la vida. Fue un comentario demogrfico premonitorio: el joven sector tecnolgico actual puede impulsar el abandono del modelo de desarrollo extractivo. La soja del futuro son los servicios digitales.
We wish to say thanks to the author of this short article for this outstanding web content
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