Interesting numbers on population movements, rental and property prices... Although the author of this opinion piece is a libertarian, text and links are worth considering.
OTOH: It may all be true that *newly* arriving people in the rural areas have good chances for jobs and settling down, but that doesn't need to say much about the people already living here, mostly blue collar, still forced to work 2-3 jobs in service and low tech manual labour or assembly line jobs. They may profit from an improved infrastructure paid for by influx of tax dollars, but their job outlooks seem to stay the same.
• Hablamos con una integrante de la Mesa en Defensa de la Salud Pública de Granada sobre la proposición de cierre de la Escuela Andaluza de Salud Pública. • Hacemos una crónica de lo sucedido en la concentración en apoyo a Pablo Hasel. • Actualizamos brevemente la situación de resistencia en las cuevas.
Y en la segunda parte del programa, la agenda con las actividades y convocatorias de los movimientos sociales granadinos para los próximos días. Todo ello, con la música de "Deshollinador".
As my parents were both classified as teachers in the Chicago Public Schools, dad a actual teacher and mom a school nurse, typically teachers do make less for same education, especially in public schools, private schools will usually pay more.
Also, how long on the job and what degrees they have comes into play, my dad had a Masters and about a decade more time in as mom (RPN) took time off to raise us kids, dad made about double.
As a bit of a side note, at the age of 20 or so, in a blue collar trades job, I was making more than my mother and by 30 making more than my dad. Trade jobs at the time were some of the highest paying jobs without and degrees.
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- Entrevistamos a dos integrantes de @cntaitgranada sobre su nueva campaña de afiliación. - Hablamos con un integrante de Biciescuela Granada y acerca de la construcción de la Autovía de la Vega: #AutoviadelaVegaNo
Y en la segunda parte del programa, las convocatorias y anuncios de los movimientos sociales granadinos para esta semana. Todo ello, con la música del Doctor Olmedo.
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After asking nicely he saved a copy on his phone then sent it to me via mail. He's frustrated that he can't insert a copy of it without saving it on his phone first.
Back from my customer. He's very happy. He also accepted to changed parts of his computer. I got myself 100Kg of wheat for my hens and chickens. Should last for about a month. It's time to eat but I not even hungry right now I just wanna nap.
- Entrevistamos a un miembro de USTEA acerca de la desproporción entre escuelas concertadas y públicas. - Desde Ecologistas en Acción detallan las críticas al Plan Andaluz de Acción por el Clima. - Hablamos con una integrante de la APDHA sobre la situación de las personas sin hogar en Granada.
Y en la segunda parte del programa, la agenda con las actividades y convocatorias de los movimientos sociales granadinos para los próximos días. Todo ello, con la música de Jamaïcucu.
@lnxw48a1 @geniusmusing > Maybe they could have lowered the dome, but its weight would have destroyed the dish. That seems like a design failure to me :/