The hours of classes planned for the primary level in the different provinces in 2022 presented a high dispersion: while the plan of the City of Buenos Aires, with high percentages of full-time students, included 1,162 hours per year and that of Santa Cruz, with extended hours, 1,099 hours, the design of fourteen provincial states did not reach the national average of 829 hours. San Luis, Chaco and Corrientes were the jurisdictions with the least amount of time: 753, 761 and 769 hours, respectively.
This emerges from a report from the Argentinos por la Educación observatory.; However, one of the main problems is the lack of official data on the actual time students spend in classrooms, something that, by discounting days of unemployment and teacher absenteeism, would provide more concrete data and help in the design of policies. that promote learning.
Numerous investigations carried out in the world over time have shown that, As students stay in school longer, school trajectories and results improve considerably.. Reduction in grade repetition, better test results, and greater future attendance in school were recorded in Germany, the United States, Mexico, Chile, and Colombia. A decrease in teenage pregnancy, a decrease in crime and improvements in the labor market insertion of women could be other positive consequences of more time in the classroom.
US Senate Votes In Favor Of Foreign Aid…
Senate Votes to Advance $95.3 Billion Foreign Aid Package
In a crucial and closely watched vote on Thursday, the US Senate advanced a $95.3 billion foreign aid package that provides assistance to Israel and Ukraine. The bill, which includes billions of dollars in support to Ukraine and Israel, as well as humanitarian aid for civilians in Gaza, the West Bank, and Ukraine, has moved one step closer to final approval. The aid package is still set to face obstacles and delays as senators work to agree on a timetable for its passage.
The vote on Thursday saw 67 senators in favor and 32 against, signaling a bipartisan push to advance the crucial foreign aid package. Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer called it “a good first step,” highlighting the potential consequences of not passing the bill. “Not passing this bill would only embolden autocrats like Putin… who want nothing more than the decline of the United States,” he stated.
However, the path to final approval is expected to be arduous. Republican Sen. Rand Paul of Kentucky, a long-time opponent of foreign aid, has expressed his opposition to rushing the process, indicating potential roadblocks in the bill’s progress.
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The US House Of Representatives Voted Against Providing…
The House of Representatives of the US Congress rejected the bill proposed by the Republicans, which provided for providing aid to Israel without allocating funds to support Ukraine. This was reported by the Reuters agency.
250 legislators voted for the initiative, 180 voted against it. Despite the preponderance of “yes” votes, the bill was not approved because it was introduced under an expedited procedure and required a two-thirds vote of congressmen for its approval.
On February 3, a group of Republican congressmen introduced a document that provided for $17.6 billion in aid to Israel, without allocating additional funds to support Ukraine. The American administration strongly opposed the initiative. The White House announced that US President Joe Biden would veto the bill if Congress approved it.
Members of Congress have been trying for months to send security assistance abroad, specifically to Ukraine. The disagreements between Republicans and Democrats are related to measures to strengthen the border with Mexico and the tightening of migration policy. Republicans are demanding tighter border controls with Mexico, making it a prerequisite for considering any additional aid to Ukraine. Biden twice appealed to the Congress to approve the support package.
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Supreme Court Hears Arguments on Trump’s Eligibility for Colorado Primary Ballot
The Supreme Court heard oral arguments in a significant case regarding the eligibility of former President Donald Trump to appear on Colorado’s primary ballot. The case revolves around Section 3 of the 14th Amendment, which prohibits officials who have engaged in insurrection from serving in government. A group of voters in Colorado challenged Trump’s eligibility for office based on his actions surrounding the attack on the Capitol on January 6, 2021. The Colorado Supreme Court ruled in December that Section 3 rendered Trump ineligible for office, prompting Trump to appeal to the U.S. Supreme Court.
During the oral arguments, lawyers for both sides and the Colorado secretary of state presented their positions to the justices. Chief Justice John Roberts expressed skepticism towards Colorado’s interpretation of Section 3, calling it “ahistorical.” He argued that the purpose of the 14th Amendment was to restrict state power, not grant it authority over the presidential election process. Roberts also raised concerns that upholding Colorado’s position would lead to a partisan tit-for-tat, with states disqualifying candidates from opposing parties and potentially deciding the presidential election.
The discussion during the oral arguments focused less on the events of January 6 and whether Trump incited the mob,
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Pregnant women who chose to vaccinate themselves against the virus that causes covid-19 did not expose their child to any increased risk.
On the contrary, these children had a clearly lower risk of serious complications, including death. The mortality rate among children whose mothers were vaccinated was only half that of those who had not.
This is shown by the largest study in the field to date, carried out by Swedish and Norwegian researchers.
However, the researchers say they do not understand the reason for this connection.
– We have made several attempts to explain this. But no matter how we twist and turn it, the find remains. We therefore cannot say what the lower risk of death among children of vaccinated women is due to, says one of the researchers, Mikael Norman at the Karolinska Institutet, in a press release.
The study was recently presented in the medical journal Jama.
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Not only did she decorate the front of the 30 billion villa, the “entertainment queen” also bought home many lovely flowers to decorate the space. On her personal Instagram page, Ha Ho revealed the cozy and flower-filled atmosphere in her living room, making people admire and praise her.
Ha Ho brought many kinds of flowers home to celebrate Tet.
Accordingly, Ha Ho’s family’s living room is filled with plants and flowers such as peach blossoms, plum blossoms, tulip flowers, etc. Accordingly, the female singer chose to buy a faded peach tree about 1m80 high to display next to the sofa. . On the wooden shelf next to it, she placed a vase of pink peaches and a vase of green ornamental plants. Not only that, before that, the famous Vbiz mother of three children also showed off a vase of white plum flowers imbued with the beauty of the mountains and forests.
The luxurious and extremely lively living room space of the Ha Ho family.
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Next to the sofa, Ho Ngoc Ha placed a pot of white apricot blossoms and a vase of extremely beautiful tulips.
Floating In Egypt: Is It Approaching With The…
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Economic analysts say that the floating of the Egyptian pound has already occurred on the ground, regardless of its official announcement
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- 8 February 2024, 20:11 GMT
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For more than two years, the problem of “Hamad,” a pseudonym for the owner of an import company in Egypt, was to obtain from banks the dollars necessary to import his goods from abroad.
Banks set an official exchange rate for the dollar against the pound, which is currently approximately 31 pounds to the dollar and has been stable for nearly a year, but when dollars are requested from the bank according to this price, the response is the lack of hard currency, according to Hammad.
Egypt has been suffering from a scarcity of foreign currencies for about two years, and the difference between the price of the dollar in banks and the parallel market may reach double.
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Hammad told the BBC that throughout this period he was forced to resort to the parallel or black market to obtain the dollars needed to run his company’s business,
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Colorado Voters Challenge Donald Trump’s Eligibility for the 2024 Ballot: Key Arguments
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The Questions Raised by Colorado Voters
A group of Colorado voters has taken their challenge regarding Donald Trump’s eligibility for the 2024 ballot to the Supreme Court. Jason Murray, their attorney, recently presented arguments before the justices. These arguments focused on a key question: How and if states should determine ballot eligibility?
The Role of January 6 in the Debate
Murray acknowledged that the January 6, 2021 attack on the US Capitol was unprecedented and could be seen as an insurrection. However, instead of delving into this event, many of the justices chose to concentrate on ballot eligibility issues specific to this case.
Sweeping Questions Regarding State Power
Trump’s attorney Jonathan Mitchell faced intense questioning centered around state power and its limitations under Colorado law. Much like Murray’s argument, discussions revolved around how Colorado could potentially remove Trump from the ballot based on provisions outlined in the 14th Amendment.
Historical Context of the Insurrectionist Ban
Chief Justice John Roberts highlighted a significant concern raised by Murray – one that seemed contradictory to historical interpretations of the insurrectionist ban within the framework of America’s history surrounding Amendment XIV.