mércores, 5 de maio de 2021

Comunicado de prensa da Plataforma SOS Sanidade Pública #AtenciónPrimaria #Galicia #TeleSanidade #Sergas

A Plataforma SOS Sanidade Pública de Galicia, quere comunicar a Opinión Pública:

1.- Consideramos inxustificable e inaceptable a resposta da Xunta de Galicia ás mobilizacións celebradas en toda Galicia na que a Plataformas SOS Sanidade Pública esixía a volta á normalidade da Atención Primaria. A Consellaria de Sanidade, anuncia agora, a súa intención de incrementar as consultas presenciais ata o 60% e limitar as esperas a 4 días, con medidas sancionadoras para aquel persoal que non alcance estes obxectivos.

2.- A poboación, estamos fartxs de que unha boa parte dos Centros de Saúde concentren a súa actividade nas consultas telefónicas (en detrimento das presenciais), de ter grandes dificultades para comunicar cos mesmos (necesitan múltiples chamadas para comunicar), soportar listas de agarda de semanas para recibir asistencia ou de facer cola na rúa para acceder aos centros. O medo á COVID-19 freou, ata o de agora, as protestas, pero a paciencia estase acabando tras un ano de pandemia.

3.- Esta situación é a consecuencia da falta de persoal, sanitario e administrativo, da insuficiencia de liñas telefónicas, dos recortes en persoal sanitario e infraestructuras, da falta de espazos e locais, e sobre todo DUNHA DESASTROSA XESTIÓN DOS CENTROS DE SAÚDE a cargo de persoas que ocupan os seus postos por afinidade política ao Partido Popular, cun escaso nivel de coñecementos e capacitación, e que seguen sen rechistar as ordes da Consellaría.

4.- A XUNTA PRETENDE CULPABILIZAR DESTA SITUACIÓN AO PERSOAL DE ATENCIÓN PRIMARIA que leva anos soportando a falta de recursos e o sometemento ás xerencias hospitalarias para realizar actividades subalternas.

5.- Con esta medida preténdese:

· ENFRONTAR AO PERSOAL DOS CENTROS COA POBOACIÓN.

· DESANIMAR AOS TRABALLADORXS QUE LEVAN ANOS PROTESTANDO POLAS MALAS CONDICIÓNS DA ATENCIÓN PRIMARIA.

· OBRIGAR Á CIDADANÍA A CONTRATAR SEGUROS PRIVADOS PARA RECIBIR UNHA ASISTENCIA QUE LLES NEGAN UNS CENTROS SEMICERRADOS E DEPAUPERADOS.

· A ATENCIÓN PRIMARIA PÚBLICA QUEDARÍA ASÍ REBAIXADA A ATENDER Á POBOACIÓN CON MENOS RECURSOS ECONÓMICOS E MAIOR DESPROTECCIÓN SOCIAL.

6.- Os objetivos da Xunta hai tempo que están claros: DESMANTELAR O ACTUAL MODELO DE ATENCIÓN PRIMARIA (universal, accesible e equitativo) e pechar centros e consultas, para concentrar os recursos sanitarios en hospitais e centros privados concertados.

DESDE A PLATAFORMA SOS SANIDADE PÚBLICA DE GALICIA, CONTINUAREMOS LOITANDO COA POBOACIÓN E TRABALLADORXS DOS CENTROS DE SAÚDE PARA ACABAR CON ESTA SITUACIÓN.

martes, 4 de maio de 2021

Where is the Alba Party, BBC? // Onde está o Alba Party, BBC? #BBCbias #Holyrood2021

The cheeky ALBA Party have cocked a snook at BBC bias.

Tonight they have projected the ALBA symbol onto the Headquarters of the BBC in Scotland. This pawky protest is against the BBC Scotland decision to ban Alex Salmond from the television debates.

ALBA Campaign Manager and Lead Candidate for West Scotland Cllr Chris McEleny said

“The BBC apparatchiks may take our debating lines but they cannot take away our freedom to make a fool of their attempts at censorship.

"By depriving ALBA of our proper position in the debates and in their news output they have exposed themselves as unfit to be Scotland’s public service broadcaster.

When ALBA’s community based campaign proves successful BBC bosses will spend the next five years explaining why their attempts to rig an election left them with egg on their faces and the ALBA symbol on their building”


Protestan proxectando o logo do @AlbaParty nos edificios da BBC en Glasgow. A exclusión da organización de todos os debates electorais e o constante boicot informativo da canle contra a organización política en plena campaña motivou esta protesta 

Se non é escoitada, ao menos Alba será vista, din os que levaron a cabo a protesta.  

#Holyrood2021 #BBCbias


luns, 3 de maio de 2021

Scottish Alba Women and the MSM blackout // As mulleres do Alba Party e a censura dos medios de comunicación #Holyrood2021 #Women #WomensRights #Scotland #Mulleres

 

Dende que Alba Party apareceu en escea, o colorido nas rúas volveu recordando a momentos de activismo activo do 2014. Un dos cabalos de batalla nestas eleccións é os debates que se acalaron na sociedade sobre a GRA (Lei de Xénero) e a Hate Crime Bill (Lei de Crime de Odio) que lonxe de buscar consenso consultando a todas as partes, excluíron a grupos de igualdade, mulleres e organizacións sociais. 

Dende o meu punto de vista, este proceder, carente de toda transparencia, foi un acordo acadado polos Verdes co SNP, cando nunhas negociacións sobre os orzamentos, o partido liderado por Nicola Sturgeon, aceptou varias esixencias do agora partido liderado por Patric Harvie e Lorna Slater.

As mulleres comenzaron a organizarse, a esixir un debate aberto, plural e en profundidade. Mesmo asociacións LGTB apoian esta esixencia e grupos de transexuales declararon a súa oposición a aprobación de normas que afecten aos dereitos das mulleres.

O Alba Party organizou un primeiro grande evento só de mulleres. En Escocia o último foi organizado por Women for Indy en Pasley en 2018). Dito evento, con intervencións moi interesantes e análises de expertos en política penitenciaria, discriminación racial, mulleres con discapacidades e mulleres maiores e independencia de Escocia.... incomprensiblemente foi ignorado totalmente pola prensa.  

Onte, no Parlamento, este evento tentou chamar a atención e recordar as súas reivindicacións. Tristemente, non só a BBC, senón toda a prensa en Escocia (mesmo aqueles que se din "independentes"), negaronlle espazos e acalaron as voces das mulleres unha vez máis. Recórdavos a algo? Pois si, nada me molesta máis que un evento, especialmente de mulleres, sendo acalado pola prensa. 


Nothing annoys me more about Women's event than them being boycotted and silenced by the Media... so, here you go....


Speaking after the socially distanced photo-call of ALBA Women Candidates outside the Scottish Parliament today (Sunday), where 15  of ALBA's women candidates took part and were joined by around another 100 women who 'voted with their feet' and placed shoes outside the Parliament as a symbolic gesture for Women's rights.

ALBA Lead Candidate for Central Scotland Tasmina Ahmed-Sheikh said:

"Today ALBA's women candidates came to the Scottish Parliament to proclaim their support for Women's sex-based rights and vowed if elected on Thursday 6 May, to work every day to be that strong voice for Women's equality inside the chamber and the committees of the Scottish Parliament. 

"ALBA's women MSPs will be a determined voice for Women and girls wherever they live in Scotland.  We will speak up on all policies which affect us as we are no longer prepared to be abused or silenced.  The ALBA Party will maintain and preserve our sex-based protections as set out in the Equality Act of 2010.

"Women have a right to organise ourselves as women, according to our sex, across the range of cultural, leisure, educational and political activities.  We have a right to our single-sex spaces.

"However, in 2021, women in Scotland still struggle for equality - for equal access to education for equal Employment Opportunities, for equal support for our health needs.  We suffer from sex based violence and from sex based inequality and it's time to change once and for all. To shake things up for women.

"So the ALBA Party will ensure our female only spaces such as changing rooms, hospital wards, our toilets, our showers, sleeping accommodation, refuges, hostels and prisons are protected and maintained as ours.  The ALBA Party will protect our right as women, to refuse consent to males entering our single-sex spaces.

“Women matter to ALBA and their sex based rights will always be preserved and protected by us, and only by us. Our message to women across Scotland is loud and clear - 'For Scotland, For Women - Vote ALBA'.  As more and more women hear that call so support for ALBA will rise between now and polling day.”

xoves, 29 de abril de 2021

Unha Galicia mellor ... sen mulleres non hai Galicia! #40anosdeEstatuto #todospirolos


Sobran comentarios... pero....



Alba Party MP asks in Westminster about negotiations for independence #Holyrood2021 #Supermajority

ACERGA invita aos nenos e nenas de Galicia a participar en : «O Cerco, un xeito de vida» #OCerco #Pesca #Mar #Galicia #Aprendendo #OMarédetodos


Durante este 2021, ACERGA ha decidido dar continuidad a esta campaña por lo que la «Sardiña Albertiña», junto a su compañero el «xurelo Manolo», han emprendido su viaje por toda Galicia visitando los centros educativos de Camariñas, Malpica, Ribeira y Vigo, enseñando a los/as niños/as cómo se realiza la pesca de cerco, las principales especies capturadas y su importancia nutricional, así como un poco sobre la historia y tradición del cerco en Galicia.

Participa!



Platform to promote the protection of journalism and safety of journalists : Launch of the 2021 Platform Annual Report #MediaFreedom #Journalism


Panellists:

Sarah Clarke - Head of the Europe and Central Asia team – Article 19
Scott Griffen - Deputy Director -International Press Institute
Ricardo Gutierrez - General Secretary – European Federation of Journalists
William Horsley - Media Freedom Representative - Association of European Journalists

Moderator: Tom Gibson - European Union Representative & Advocacy Manager - Committee to Protect Journalists


mércores, 28 de abril de 2021

EU- UK : a new partnership - Euro Parliament #Brexit #Europa #ReinoUnido #UK #EU

 

Where are we with the EU-UK relationship? The European Parliament has given its backing to the Trade and Cooperation Agreement – the deal which, along with the 2020 Withdrawal Agreement, sets out the future partnership between the UK and the EU. The deal aims for the EU to continue trading with the UK with minimal disruption and to cooperate in areas where it is mutually beneficial. What does the Trade and Cooperation agreement cover? It covers basic issues such as trade in goods and services and sets out a level playing field for environmental protection, state aid and workers' rights. It also has provisions on policing and judicial cooperation, a framework for sharing fishing quotas, research and transport. Will things be like they were before? Not quite. The agreement provides a basis for cooperation between the EU and the UK, but it won't replace the advantages of being an EU member. For example UK citizens no longer enjoy the right to live and work where they like in the EU. What about citizens' rights? They were covered in the Withdrawal Agreement. Parliament insists that the UK stands by this deal signed in 2020. It protects the rights of EU citizens in the UK and those of British citizens living in the EU. It also has special provisions to avoid a hard border on the island of Ireland and maintain peace in Northern Ireland. And how have the rules changed on trade? The deal removes the need for quotas or tariffs, but as with trade with any non-EU country there is a need for checks. That means there will be more paperwork and additional customs costs.



domingo, 25 de abril de 2021

Scottish Independence Podcast - YesCowal and IndyLive Radio #Indyref2021 #Indyref2 #Scotland #Polls

 As the all important Holyrood 2021 election enters its final fortnight, Daytime show hosts Valerie Gauld and Marlene Halliday's guests this week included two of our leading pollsters, Scotland goes Pop blogger James Kelly and political scientist Prof. Sir John Curtice from the University of Strathclyde.  

Both guests bring valuable insight to help us assess what exactly the polls are telling us and what the chances are that those polls are correct.  What will it all mean for Holyrood and ultimately for the independence movement.

You won't want to miss this one! 

Some serious questions to you all about #MSM #Bias #Scotland #Manipulation #Indyref2 #Holyrood2021


 This is a banner from 2014

Serious questions to you all: 
1. Do you think this reality has changed since 2014? 
2. Do you think the medida in Scotland is now more pro-indy? 
3. Do you trust them when they are talking about #indyref2 or independence? 

Please share your thoughts by sending a message to: rosalia.tv.com@gmail.com   

venres, 23 de abril de 2021

Interview with Tasmina Ahmed-Sheikh, Alba Party Candidate - Entrevista con Tasmina Ahmed-Sheikh, candidate do Alba Party #Scotland #Holyrood2021 #Women #Indyref2


A primeira vez que entrevistei a Tasmina Ahmed-Sheikh foi en Santiago de Compostela, nun encontro da EFA. Daquela o proceso do referendo de Escocia estaba a piques de dar comenzo. Máis tarde acompañounos en Compostela o Día da Patria onde quedou abraiada co traballo de Mar de Lumes. 

Encargada da Área de Igualdade e Muller durante moitísimos anos no SNP, preséntase agora como candidata do recén nacido Alba Party por Escocia Centro coa clara intención de acelerar o proceso dun segundo referendo de independencia e pelexar polos dereitos das mulleres e da comunidade LGTB. 

Con ela falei, entre moitos temas,  do sesgo e censura da prensa escocesa, especialmente da BBC, que dende a campaña do referendo en 2014 botaron por terra toda a fama de obxectividade que lles acompañaba. A canle non é máis que propaganda do Goberno británico para desprestixiar calquera opción política que pelexe pola soberanía de Escocia.

xoves, 22 de abril de 2021

OFCOM Committee to examine BBC role in campaign #Holyrood2021 #BBCbias #Manipulation #FairCoverage

OFCOM COMMITTEE TO EXAMINE BBC ROLE IN CAMPAIGN 

Salmond says “The BBC are the broadcasting Bourbons - they have learnt nothing from their blatant bias of 2014”

The BBCs coverage of the Scottish election campaign and what has been described as its “virtual blackout” of ALBA will be the subject of special Ofcom election Committee hearing on Friday 23rd April.

ALBA leader Alex Salmond said;

“The BBC’s record as a public service broadcaster in Scotland is lamentable and there is no better illustration than their conduct during this Scottish election.

However, they are no longer a law unto themselves and I am grateful to Ofcom for convening an emergency meeting of their Election Committee to consider BBC coverage or more accurately, lack of coverage of ALBA. It is much appreciated that Ofcom have responded so quickly in fulfilling their responsibilities to ensure fair and balanced coverage of the Scottish campaign.

The exclusion of ALBA from the leadership election debates is deplorable but even worse is the blackout from the news on a daily basis.

On the odd occasion when they deign to interview ALBA representatives, the tone of the interviews has been unremittingly hostile.

Aggressive questioning is perfectly acceptable if part of a range of coverage. However, inaccurate smearing is quite another when it dominates the few interviews BBC apparatchiks deign to grant ALBA. The BBC even allow smearing of ALBA by the other party representatives who are covered every day in every election programming with not even attempts by the interviewers to maintain any semblance of balance.

Given that the BBC has fine some journalists and producers still working for them, we can only conclude that this is now the official house style to denigrate ALBA and the quest for Scottish independence. Indeed it is obvious that some journalists are asking questions to editorial direction.

BBC outlets dominate broadcasting coverage and that means they dominate the election campaign during a pandemic. They have ample time and opportunity to show fairness to new parties emerging onto the political scene. The fact that they have so blatantly and so arrogantly failed to do so, shows that they are now a de facto state broadcaster rather than a public service one. The day that Greg Dyke was effectively sacked as Director General in 2004 is the day that the rot set in to the BBC and it has been downhill ever since.

The BBC disgraced themselves in their coverage of the 2014 referendum and like the Bourbons they have learnt nothing.

Every other broadcaster regulated by Ofcom have at least made some attempt at balance in their coverage and are not the subject of complaint by ALBA.

STV for example did not (wrongly in ALBA’s view) include ALBA in their leader’s debate but did interview an ALBA MP immediately afterwards. Other radio and television outlets have all included ALBA in their round of leadership interviews and on a reasonably fair basis with the other parties.

Ironically one of the BBC’s many personal attacks on me is that I co-host a political programme which is broadcast on RT. That programme, produced independently by a Scottish company, is a model of fairness and balance compared with anything the BBC now seem remotely capable of.

ALBA are now calling time on the BBC exactly in the interests of political fairness and balance.”