"Εθνικό Αθλητικό Προπονητικό Κέντρο O.X.:ΕΠΙΤΕΛΟΥΣ ΛΙΓΟ ΦΩΣ…και σκοτάδι!" γράφει ο ΓΙΑΝΝΗΣ Γ. ΒΑΒΟΥΡΑΝΑΚΗΣ

 

ΕΠΙΤΕΛΟΥΣ ΛΙΓΟ ΦΩΣ…και σκοτάδι!

Γράφει ο Γιάννης Γ. Βαβουρανάκης

https://twitter.com/mgvavour/status/1458132851204005900?s=20

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     Στο κλειστό γυμναστήριο των  Αθλητικών Εγκαταστάσεων του Ολυμπιακού Χωριού, άλλαξε μία πινακίδα. Από την προηγούμενη εβδομάδα, ονομάζονται πλέον όλες οι εγκαταστάσεις, Εθνικό Αθλητικό Προπονητικό Κέντρο.

     Όπως καταλαβαίνετε, έγινε και η παρουσίαση παρόντος του Υφυπουργού Πολιτισμού και Αθλητισμού, κ.Λευτέρη Αυγενάκη, του  Υφυπουργού Περιβάλλοντος και Ενέργειας  κ. Γ. Αμυρά και του Προέδρου Ελληνικής Ολυμπιακής Επιτροπής κ. Σπύρου Καπράλου.  Βέβαια, παρόντος και του Δημάρχου Αχαρνών κ. Σπ. Βρεττού καθώς και του κ. Βασίλη Οικονόμου, Βουλευτού Ν.Δ. Αν. Αττικής.

Οι Ολυμπιακές Εγκαταστάσεις «ρημάζουσες»  επι δεκαεπτά συναπτά έτη, καθαρίστηκαν και επισκευάζονται ώστε να αποδοθούν στους Ελληνες Αθλητές για προπόνηση.

Το γεγονός ότι το Υπουργείο Περιβάλλοντος παραχώρησε έκταση εικοσιδύο στρεμμάτων και ο Δήμος Αχαρνών άλλα 46,8 τοιαύτα, εγγυώνται ότι το σχέδιο της Κυβέρνησης για ένα πράγματι ΕΘΝΙΚΟ ΠΡΟΠΟΝΗΤΙΚΟ ΚΕΝΤΡΟ είναι υλοποιήσιμο αλλά και δέσμευση για γρήγορη υλοποίηση.

Είναι μια ενέργεια η οποία εν πρώτοις, έστω και αργά, δεν αφήνει να  πάνε εντελώς χαμένα τα χρήματα των Ελλήνων όταν δημιουργήθηκε το Ο.Χ. και οι Αθλητικές του Εγκαταστάσεις. Κατά δεύτερον, η επέκταση του, η συντήρησή του, βοηθούν τους Αθλητές μας, οι οποίοι στερούνται τέτοιων χώρων.

«Όλα καλά και όλα ωραία» και ΕΥΓΕ στον Δήμο Αχαρνών αλλά και στο Υπουργείο Περιβάλλοντος για τις παραχωρήσεις των εβδομήντα περίπου στρεμμάτων.

Οι δημότες Αχαρνών, συναίνεσαν και παραχώρησαν τα τρείς χιλιάδες στρέμματα για την δημιουργία του ΟΛΥΜΠΙΑΚΟΥ ΧΩΡΙΟΥ και των Αθλητικών Εγκαταστάσεων έναντι σχεδόν συμβολικού τιμήματος με την προϋπόθεση ότι ΟΛΑ ΑΥΤΑ ΘΑ ΑΠΟΔΟΘΟΥΝ ΜΕΤΑ τους Ολυμπιακούς,  στον Δήμο.

ΔΕΚΑ ΕΠΤΑ ΧΡΟΝΙΑ ΜΕΤΑ, ο Δήμος Αχαρνών και η Νεολαία της πόλης, δεν έχουν «εισπράξει» τίποτε από όλα αυτά.

Τι να τις κάνω εγώ, ο Δημότης, τις ευχαριστίες του Υπουργού/ών,  όταν εκείνος/οι επιλύουν τα προβλήματα που έχουν, ΑΛΛΑ ΚΑΝΕΝΑ ΤΟΥ ΔΗΜΟΥ ΑΧΑΡΝΩΝ;

Παρά το γεγονός ότι η δημιουργία ενός τέτοιου τύπου προπονητικού κέντρου είναι η λύση των Ελλήνων Αθλητών και η προβολή –με την υλοποίησή του – της Κυβέρνησης, τα παιδιά της πόλης των Αχαρνών ΔΕΝ ΑΠΟΛΑΜΒΑΝΟΥΝ ΤΙΠΟΤΑ,ΤΙΠΟΤΑ ΔΕΝ ΕΙΝΑΙ  Δ Ι Κ Ο  τους.

Παρακολουθώντας την εκδήλωση και τις ομιλίες όλων ανεξαιρέτως, περίμενα εναγωνίως μια αναφορά για την νεολαία της Πόλης και προσκλητήριό της για την ΄Αθληση στις εγκαταστάσεις του ΤΟΠΟΥ της. Ετρεφα φρούδες ελπίδες.

Ούτε ο Υπουργός κ. Λ. Αυγενάκης, ούτε ο κ. Σ.Καπράλος..πολλώ δε μάλλον ο Δήμαρχος της Πόλης είπαν ΛΕΞΗ για τα παιδιά μας. Το θεώρησα κατάμουτρη κοροϊδία και μάλιστα στον υπερθετικό βαθμό.

Πόλη εκατόν εβδομήντα χιλιάδων κατοίκων, μαστιζόμενη από την εγκληματικότητα και παραβατικότητα..πόλη που η Πολιτεία την καταγράφει  διαχρονικά, εις τα παλαιότερα των υποδημάτων της (για να μην πω χειρότερη κουβέντα).

Και ο δήμαρχος της πόλης…ΤΙ ΑΚΡΙΒΩΣ ΕΙΣΕΠΡΑΞΕ;

Βέβαια, στην πόλη οι παιδικές χαρές είναι προτύπου κατασκευής και λειτουργίας, τα κλειστά γυμναστήρια το ίδιο, ενώ τα Κολυμβητήρια..το μόνο που τους λείπει είναι…Η ΥΠΑΡΞΗ ΤΟΥΣ. Τίποτε άλλο…

ΟΛΟ ΠΑΙΡΝΟΥΝ από την Πόλη κ. Δήμαρχε.

Και όχι  μόνο ΔΕΝ ΔΙΝΟΥΝ..αλλά ζητούν να χρωστούμε και ευγνωμοσύνη.

Εσείς …μπορεί  «να μασάτε». ΕΜΕΙΣ πάλι…ΟΧΙ.

ΓΙΑΝΝΗΣ Γ.ΒΑΒΟΥΡΑΝΑΚΗΣ

*Ο κ. ΓΙΑΝΝΗΣ Γ. ΒΑΒΟΥΡΑΝΑΚΗΣ, υπήρξε από το έτος 2000 έως και σήμερα, πολιτικός σχολιαστής στην Εφημερίδα «ΠΟΛΙΤΙΚΗ»

http://politikinewsaaa.blogspot.com

ΙΜF COUNTRY FOCUS:MEXICO

 

Mexico Mexico on the Rebound Crowds in a fish market in Mexico City. Spurred by strong U.S. growth and rising vaccination rates, the economy is rebounding. (photo: LUIS CORTES/REUTERS/Newscom) By Swarnali Hannan and Kevin Wiseman IMF Western Hemisphere Department   Mexico’s economy is rebounding from its steepest recession in decades. Raising productivity and tackling poverty remain key challenges. Manufacturing and exports are above pre-pandemic levels, services are re-opening, and employment is recovering. However, the pandemic has taken a severe toll on the country, with over half a million excess deaths. Per capita incomes in Mexico have continued their long-term divergence from the US and poverty has increased even further.   Strong US growth will help demand rebound and presents an opportunity to implement policies to secure the recovery, mitigate the scars of the pandemic, and deliver strong, inclusive growth. (click on the image below to see a larger version) RELATED LINKS Social Spending in Mexico Mexico Needs a Fiscal Twist A Comprehensive Climate Mitigation Strategy for Mexico

ΣΙΓΚΑΠΟΥΡΗ: ΤΟ ΚΡΑΤΟΣ ΔΕΝ ΘΑ ΚΑΛΥΠΤΕΙ ΠΛΕΟΝ ΤΑ ΕΞΟΔΑ ΝΟΣΗΛΕΙΑΣ ΤΩΝ ΑΝΕΜΒΟΛΙΑΣΤΩΝ

"Ωστόσο, η κυβέρνηση της Σιγκαπούρης δήλωσε τη Δευτέρα ότι δεν θα καλύπτει πλέον τις ιατρικές δαπάνες των ατόμων που «δεν έχουν εμβολιαστεί από επιλογή», οι οποίοι και αποτελούν το μεγαλύτερο μέρος νέων κρουσμάτων και νοσηλειών στην πόλη κράτος της Ασίας.

«Επί του παρόντος, τα ανεμβολίαστα άτομα αποτελούν μια σημαντική πλειοψηφία όσων χρειάζονται εντατική ενδονοσοκομειακή περίθαλψη και συμβάλλουν δυσανάλογα στην επιβάρυνση των πόρων μας στον τομέα της υγειονομικής περίθαλψης», ανέφερε το Υπουργείο Υγείας σε ανακοίνωσή του τη Δευτέρα, σύμφωνα με τη Washington Post...."

Διαβάστε εδώ:

https://hellasjournal.com/2021/11/apofasi-vomva-sti-sigkapouri-to-kratos-den-tha-kalipti-tis-dapanes-nosilias-ton-anemvoliaston/

 ..ας το πληροφορηθούν όλοι οι κουτοπόνηροι της Πατρίδας:

1)αυτοί που διοργάνωναν 14 συλλαλητήρια ημερησίως τον Μάρτιο,Απρίλιο 2021 και μετέπειτα μήνες, ΓΙΑ ΝΑ ΠΡΟΚΑΛΕΣΟΥΝ ΤΟΥΣ ΣΗΜΕΡΙΝΟΥΣ ΝΕΚΡΟΥΣ,το αίμα των οποίων ΤΟΥΣ ΒΑΡΥΝΕΙ ΑΝΕΠΑΝΟΡΘΩΤΑ

2)τους ηλίθιους ανεμβολίαστους που θέτουν εαυτόν πάνω απο την Παγκόσμια Επιστήμη αλλά σήμερα τρέχουν να εμβολιαστούν πανικόβλητοι μετά τις απώλειες των αθώων οικογενειών τους

3)τους ελεεινούς "ιερείς" που ευθύνονται τα μάλα ΚΑΙ ΕΚΕΙΝΟΙ για τις απώλειες ανθρώπινων ζωών

4)τους πενοφόρους μισθωμένους "δημοσιογράφους" που ΑΚΟΜΑ...ζητάνε .."plan B"!!!Μάθανε την λέξη και την αναμασάνε όπου και αν βρίσκονται..

Αυτό...

Μ.Χ.Β

Ανάσα για επαγγελματίες η παραγραφή οφειλών προς ΕΦΚΑ στη 10ετία

"Η ΚΑΘΗΜΕΡΙΝΗ":
Ανάσα για περίπου 50.000 ελεύθερους επαγγελματίες και αυτοαπασχολούμενους αναμένεται να δώσει η πρόσφατη απόφαση της Ολομέλειας του Συμβουλίου της Επικρατείας, που κατεβάζει τον πήχυ της παραγραφής ανείσπρακτων οφειλών προς τον ΕΦΚΑ στη 10ετία.....Το ΣτΕ έκρινε ότι ο γενικός κανόνας της 20ετούς παραγραφής αντίκειται στις συνταγματικές αρχές της αναλογικότητας και της ασφάλειας δικαίου και με την απόφασή του όρισε ότι προκειμένου να μην υπάρξει κενό νόμου, καθώς αυτό δεν είναι ανεκτό από το Σύνταγμα, πρέπει να εφαρμοστεί ο κανόνας της 10ετούς παραγραφής των αξιώσεων καταβολής εισφορών για το σύνολο των εντασσόμενων στον ΕΦΚΑ φορέων. Η 10ετία κρίνεται μάλιστα ότι αποτελεί εύλογο χρόνο παραγραφής των εν λόγω αξιώσεων και αποτελούσε το προϊσχύσαν δίκαιο για τις αξιώσεις καταβολής ασφαλιστικών εισφορών του ΙΚΑ, του μεγαλύτερου έως την ίδρυση του ΕΦΚΑ φορέα κύριας ασφάλισης μισθωτών της χώρας...

Αναγνώσατε πατώντας εδώ:

https://www.kathimerini.gr/economy/561577789/anasa-gia-epaggelmaties-i-paragrafi-ofeilon-pros-efka-sti-10etia/

EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT,update

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Highlights - New EMPL studies - Committee on Employment and Social Affairs

08/11/2021
The following three EMPL studies have just been published: 1. Youth in Europe - Effects of COVID-19 on their economic and social situation: the full study analyses the effects of COVID-19 on youth unemployment, inactivity, work-based learning and mental health. The analysis is based on quantitative indicators and qualitative information from surveys and policy documents.

2. Ageing policies - access to services in different Member States: The study focuses on active ageing policies and access to services for the ageing population in the EU-27 in five areas: economic activity, social participation, health and well-being, long-term care, and supportive environments including housing, transportation, and securing financial independence.
3. The social and employment situation of Roma communities in Slovakia: This paper first presents key indicators on employment and poverty for Roma communities in Slovakia and reviews existing social and employment policies. Second, it discusses the situation of Roma children in education. Third, the paper presents achievements and lessons learned from the use of EU funds for marginalised communities and, finally, it reviews the work of other organisations in assessing the situation of Roma people in Slovakia.

Youth in Europe: Effects of COVID-19 on their economic and social situation
Ageing policies - access to services in different Member States

Highlights - EMPL Committee vote on Minimum Wages on 11 November 2021 - Committee on Employment and Social Affairs

08/11/2021



On 11 November, the EMPL Committee will vote on the draft report on the Commission proposal for a Directive on adequate minimum wages, and on the mandate to enter interinsitutional negotiations. As outlined in Principle 6 of the Pillar of social Rights, every worker should earn a wage allowing for a decent living wherever they work.
The proposal establishes a framework to improve the adequacy of minimum wages and to increase workers' access to minimum wage protection, while taking into account and fully respecting the specificities of national systems, national competencies, social partners' autonomy and contractual freedom. The Directive also seeks to promote access to minimum wage protection provided by collective agreements and to increase the collective bargaining coverage in Member States, while building and strengthening the social partners' capacity to engage in collective bargaining on wage setting at sector or cross-industry level. The Co-rapporteurs have tabled compromises on the Articles and recitals, covering most of the text and amendments tabled in EMPL.

EUROGROUP:Remarks by Paschal Donohoe

 

Monday 8 November 2021

● Eurogroup   08/11/2021 22:35 | Press release | Remarks by Paschal Donohoe following the Eurogroup meeting of 8 November 2021   Europe has come a long way. Despite some challenges, the recovery is taking hold. The euro area has good recovery momentum, largely reflecting the successful vaccine rollout programme, as well as our sizeable, our timely and our effective policy response. The boost to reforms and investment is clearly taking shape now that recovery funding has started to flow, and that growth figures for the third quarter show that the euro area is nearly back to pre-pandemic levels. The urgency of our response during the pandemic has proved its merit, but we now turn to the future, and this was essentially the backdrop to our meeting today. We started off with a discussion on macroeconomic developments and inflation, and I debriefed my colleagues on the international meetings that I attended on their behalf in my capacity as Eurogroup president. I could summarise the discussion that we had under two different words. One of complexity and one of certainty. Certainty first. It has been the certainty of our policy response, both at national and EU level that has been crucial in dealing with the challenge of COVID-19 and its economic consequences. This disease has been and remains a challenge for our health systems, particularly as we see infections rising across Europe again, though this time we are much better prepared for it. From a complexity point of view, we acknowledge much change taking place within economies as we speak. Bottlenecks that are being experienced in some sectors of our economy are contributing to changes in inflation. We've seen much change taking place in labour markets all over the European Union. While the increase in prices is largely due to temporary factors, they are a bit more persistent than anticipated but they are expected to fade away over 2022. We also acknowledge the discussions that took place at the IMF and World Bank meetings, which focussed on issues linked to global supply chains and highlighted the importance of testing their resilience. COP26 is taking place as we speak as you all know. As you also know, EU finance ministers have jointly worked on the preparation of this important summit in the October ECOFIN Council when we adopted Council conclusions on climate financing and the EU is committed to tackling this challenge forcefully. Digital euro was our next topic. This is a longer-term project. It was our first substantive discussion on this issue at ministerial level, following on from the work plan we agreed in July and the launch of the ECB's investigation. This time round, we focussed on the policy objectives and uses of the digital euro in the context of the fast pace of digitalisation in the global economy. We agreed there are a number of important developments and strategic considerations which justify that we continue in our investigation of this project, primarily as consumers and firms turned increasingly to electronic payments, we want to ensure that our citizens and our companies continue to have access to public money in a range of scenarios. The digital euro should also aim to foster an efficient and innovative payment system by providing the backbone and infrastructure for pan-European payment solutions. So we will continue with our discussion on this project; and a little further down the road we will discuss and express our views on the relevant policy issues we identified in June, ranging from privacy concerns to financial stability considerations and to the broader business model for the deployment of the digital euro. At this point, we moved into Eurogroup in an inclusive format and started off with the important issue of the review of the economic governance framework recently launched by the Commission. We discussed how the Eurogroup would be involved in the governance review in the coming months, and we've agreed on a work plan for doing this. We had an initial discussion on how the Eurogroup could address challenges regarding the coordination of fiscal and economic policies within the euro area. And we emphasise the role that fiscal policy does have to play in addressing these challenges. We all agreed on the importance of an effective economic governance framework and of the need for discussion on overarching issues, including national ownership, simplification and enforcement. Overall, our efforts will be about how we can strike a balance between fostering growth-friendly investments and ensuring fiscal sustainability. We aim to come back to this governance framework on several occasions in the coming months. Finally, we moved on to Banking Union, where there was good news to report. The institutions presented the main results of the bi-annual monitoring of risk reduction in the Banking Union. We continue to make good progress on the path towards risk reduction in the banking system. The institutions cautioned us that the impact of the pandemic continues to be difficult to pin down precisely, so we will continue to be vigilant and we are going to come back to the topic of Banking Union in December. The technical work to introduce the common backstop to the SRF has now been completed and we reviewed where we are with all member states under work to ratify the ESM treaty and the amending agreement to the Intergovernmental Agreement, which will take the final procedural step to put the backstop in place at the beginning of 2022. That will be an important day on the Banking Union project, and I'm confident that it will spark momentum for further progress. Eurogroup, 8 November 2021 Highlights from the Eurogroup meeting of 8 November 2021 held in BrusselsMain results Regular format Macroeconomic developments The Eurogroup discussed macro-economic developments, including inflation, and policy prospects in the euro area. Ministers took stock of and exchanged views on energy prices and inflation developments within the euro area ahead of the Commission’s autumn forecast. As activity picks up and recovery takes hold across advanced economies, the bottlenecks we are experiencing in some sectors of our economies are contributing to a spike in inflation. While the increase in prices is largely due to temporary factors, they are a bit more persistent than anticipated but they are expected to fade away over 2022.Paschal Donohoe, President of the Eurogroup Digital euro The Eurogroup discussed policy objectives and the uses of the digital euro in the context of the fast pace of digitalisation in the global economy, and its impact on the euro area and the common currency, and took stock of related initiatives and developments at international level. As consumers and firms turn increasingly to electronic payments, we want to ensure that our citizens and all actors in our economy continue to have access to public money in a range of scenarios. For instance, a digital euro could offer a European solution in a context of increased demand for alternative means of payments.Paschal Donohoe, President of the Eurogroup Eurogroup meeting, 12 July 2021 A digital euro (European Central Bank) International meetings The president of the Eurogroup briefed ministers on the international meetings he attended in October (G7 and World Bank and IMF annual meetings). Inclusive format Economic governance review The Commission presented the relaunched economic governance review, with a focus on the euro area dimension. Ministers discussed the process through which Eurogroup (and Eurogroup in the inclusive format for relevant items) meetings will consider the governance review, and held an initial discussion on how the Eurogroup could address challenges to the coordination of fiscal and economic policies within the euro area and to the functioning of EMU in a post-COVID economic environment. We all agreed on the importance of an effective economic governance framework and of the need for discussion on overarching issues, including national ownership, simplification and enforcement. Overall, our efforts will be about how we can strike a balance between fostering growth-friendly investments and ensuring fiscal sustainabilityPaschal Donohoe, President of the Eurogroup Economic and Monetary Union (EMU) (background information) Communication on economic governance review (European Commission) Banking union and Single Resolution Fund updates The Eurogroup was briefed by the institutions on the main results of the bi-annual monitoring report on risk reduction indicators. Ministers also took stock of the preparations for the introduction of the common backstop to the Single Resolution Fund, as agreed in November 2020. The technical work to introduce the common backstop to the Single Resolution Fund has been completed. As soon as all member states have finalised the ratification of the ESM Treaty and the Amending Agreement to the Inter-governmental agreement, we will take the final procedural step to put the backstop in place at the beginning of 2022.Paschal Donohoe, President of the Eurogroup Statement of the Eurogroup on the ESM reform (30 November 2020) Meeting information Brussels 8 November 2021 15:00 Preparatory documents Draft agenda, Eurogroup Draft agenda, Eurogroup in inclusive format Draft annotated agenda, Eurogroup Draft annotated agenda, Eurogroup in inclusive format Secretariat issues note on the review of the economic governance framework - item 1 EG+ Outcome documents List of participants List of participants, Eurogroup in inclusive format