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Today’s newspaper
Since its foundation it has had the following editors: José Vicente Berazaluce Ramos (1903-1905), Eustaquio Echauri Martínez (1905-1906), Mario Ozcoidi Castán (1906-1912), Raimundo García García «Garcilaso» (1912-1962), José Javier Uranga Santesteban «Ollarra» (b. 1925) (1962-1990), Julio Martínez Torres (1990-2005), Inés Artajo Ayesa (2006-2021)[7] and Miguel Ángel Riezu Boj (2021-).
In 1962 and until 1990, García was succeeded by José Javier Uranga Santesteban «Olarra» who on August 22, 1980 was machine-gunned by ETA, miraculously saving his life after having received numerous impacts.
The information referred to the merindades of Navarra has great importance in the newspaper. The following local information supplements are published weekly: Tudela y la Ribera (merindad de Tudela), Tierra Estella (Estella), Cidacos (Tafalla and Olite) and Eco del Pirineo (northern area of Navarra).
The Minister of Economic and Business Development, Mikel Irujo, has seen first-hand how the LMD Technology machine for the manufacture of metal parts by 3D printing, funded by the Government of Navarra with 173,000 euros under the regional development aid plans, and installed in Dinabide, a space for digital transformation located in Irurtzun, works.
A total of 97 local entities of Navarre have adhered to the institutional declaration ‘One violence, a thousand forms’, drawn up by equality technicians of these local entities on the occasion of the International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women, which is celebrated on November 25. A statement that focuses on the «structural nature» of gender violence.
The municipal group of EH Bildu in the City Council of Pamplona has criticized, through a statement that will defend Tuesday in Citizen Affairs, the «flagrant breach» of «commitments on equality that the government team should have demanded in the promotional materials of the festival Play Pamplona Game Fest to be held this weekend with full municipal funding (68,970 euros)».
Jornal de notícias
Galicia has already surpassed the barrier of 2,000 active infections, with 2,259, double the number registered just a week ago, 1,077. The number of infections has also doubled, 360, when last Saturday there were 134; as well as the positivity rate, which reaches 9.79% –last Saturday it was 4.85%–. The number of hospitalized patients has also increased since last week, with 14 more hospitalized patients, 63 in total.
The Council of Colleges of Nurses of Catalonia (CCIIC) and the four territorial colleges (COIB, COIGI, COILL and CODITA) have denounced en bloc the invasion of professional competences that is taking place, in their opinion, with the excuse of the pandemic. They complain about the «professional intrusion» involved in the proposals for the creation of new degrees and also the «temporary» assumption of certain functions exclusive to nursing by other professionals. Fifteen scientific societies from Catalonia and from all over Spain have also adhered to this joint communiqué, which states that the main problem lies in the lack of nurses.
The country has already surpassed the barrier of 2,000 active infections, with 2,259.
Galicia already exceeds the barrier of 2,000 active infections, with 2,259, double the number registered just a week ago, 1,077. The number of infections has also doubled, 360, when last Saturday there were 134; as well as the positivity rate, which reaches 9.79% –last Saturday it was 4.85%–. The number of hospitalized patients has also increased since last week, with 14 more hospitalized patients, 63 in total.
The Council of Colleges of Nurses of Catalonia (CCIIC) and the four territorial colleges (COIB, COIGI, COILL and CODITA) have denounced en bloc the invasion of professional competences that is taking place, in their opinion, with the excuse of the pandemic. They complain about the «professional intrusion» involved in the proposals for the creation of new degrees and also the «temporary» assumption of certain functions exclusive to nursing by other professionals. Fifteen scientific societies from Catalonia and from all over Spain have also adhered to this joint communiqué, which states that the main problem lies in the lack of nurses.
