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Presentado por Juanma Álamo, el programa "Maneras de Vivir" nació para para que la gente del Atleti encuentre un pedacito lo que llevaba años reclamando. Con Miguel Peris, Javier G. Gómara, Ricardo Menéndez, Chema García y... Tú. Imagen: Atlético de Madrid.
Presentado por Juanma Álamo, el programa "Maneras de Vivir" nació para para que la gente del Atleti encuentre un pedacito lo que llevaba años reclamando. Con Miguel Peris, Javier G. Gómara, Ricardo Menéndez, Chema García y... Tú. Imagen: Atlético de Madrid.
The Government is describing the 20 hours unpaid community work that people on the Jobseeker benefit will be made to do from today if they don't follow the rules, as a penalty. And there'll be no shortage of people cheering on from the sidelines, who will also be seeing it as a penalty. I think it's great too. But not for the obvious reasons. The Opposition doesn't like it, saying it will mean people getting stuck on the benefit for longer; that it could push people into homelessness, and they're describing the community work as “forced labour”. The Green Party's social development spokesperson Ricardo Menéndez March is saying: “This community work sanction will leave people without homes, without food, and with worse employment outcomes. Louise Upston is making it harder for beneficiaries to find employment.” But he needs to open his eyes a bit. Because I think the complete opposite. I'm seeing it as an opportunity for people - not a punishment. Because we all know how easy it is for someone to go down a rabbit hole and how difficult it can be for them to come out of it. For all sorts of reasons - including unemployment. It can happen to people in all sorts of situations and I reckon it must be very easy for someone who is unemployed to fall into the trap of putting stuff off and isolating themselves. Thinking they'll get around to writing up that CV tomorrow. Thinking they've got heaps of time to get that job application and, generally, letting time drift away on them. And, in the process of all that delay, delay, delay, they start to feel worse about themselves and they cut themselves off from people and society. To the point where they look up one day and wonder where the past year has gone. And they know themselves that if they just got out a bit and mixed with people then they might start to feel a bit better about themselves and might be more motivated to sort their life out. But straight away the prospect of trying to organise something is all too much and nothing changes. These are the types of people who don't do what the Government says is expected of people on the Jobseeker benefit. They don't apply for jobs; they don't show-up for interviews; and they don't attend employment expos. Because they're broken. But if they get a call from MSD one day telling them to turn up at such-and-such a place, on this day at this time, to do community service work - then I think it could flick a switch inside some people. They'll see it as the kick up the pants they know they need and they will turn up and they will do their five hours of unpaid community service work each week for four weeks and, while they're doing it, they'll be meeting people; they'll feel like they're contributing something and they won't be as stuck as they had been. For some of them - not all of them, of course - but some of them, won't want to let go of that feeling of belonging somewhere and being part of something and they will do all the things the Government wants them to do and they'll much have a much greater chance of finding work and turning their life around. You might think I'm being over-optimistic. That I'm giving people on the dole too much credit. You might think that if someone wants a job, they'll find one. But there is more to it than that. Yes, I've made my way in the world. Whenever I've found myself out of work, I've always managed to find something or been able to make something happen. But I don't take that for granted and I know very well that, just like the next person, I'm only a few steps away from going down that rabbit hole I'm talking about. We could be that person I describe before who loses their job, loses their confidence, loses their self-respect and who looks up and finds that they've pretty much sat on the couch for a year. Hiding from the noise and letting their world get smaller and smaller and smaller. And that is why I think the Government is actually doing unemployed people who don't follow the benefit rules a favour. It might think 20 hours of unpaid community work is a punishment. But I think it could be the best thing any government has done for the unemployed in New Zealand.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Presentado por Juanma Álamo, el programa "Maneras de Vivir" nació para para que la gente del Atleti encuentre un pedacito lo que llevaba años reclamando. Con Miguel Peris, Javier G. Gómara, Ricardo Menéndez, Chema García y... Tú. Imagen: Atlético de Madrid.
Presentado por Juanma Álamo, el programa "Maneras de Vivir" nació para para que la gente del Atleti encuentre un pedacito lo que llevaba años reclamando. Con Miguel Peris, Javier G. Gómara, Ricardo Menéndez, Chema García y... Tú. Imagen: Atlético de Madrid.
Winston Peters turned into a grumpy old conservative man in the house yesterday. A role he assumes to hoover up votes from his constituents rather than the stately Foreign Minister image he shows to the rest of the world. He complained that Ricardo Menéndez March, the Green MP, wore a leather jacket in the house. It was a glossy little number, but was it disrespectful? It raises the question about clothes in the workforce. If you wear a $1,500 designer leather jacket, is that less respectful than a $300 suit from Laidlaw + Leeds from Farmers? Things have obviously loosened. Our big boss wears a jacket, but I've never seen him in a tie. Casual Friday has become casual weekday. So, I'm not worried about Ricardo's leather jacket - even though it gave off Boy George vibes and he looked like he was off to the disco. He obviously took care of his look and turned up well-groomed, even if he looked like a clown. And it's not called the House of Representatives for nothing. It should be representative of all of us, including the leather jacket wearers. I've sometimes wondered at the ensembles that appear on our screens worn by public servants and MPs. Many are obviously expensive purchased on wages provided by the taxpayers. Flaunting your public purse wealth at us. But the biggest problem with Ricardo Menéndez March's leather jacket is that it's leather. I thought you were a Green MP opposed to products derived from animal cruelty. The thing about symbolism is that it's symbolic, and Ricardo's leather jacket screamed hypocrisy. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Presentado por Juanma Álamo, el programa "Maneras de Vivir" nació para para que la gente del Atleti encuentre un pedacito lo que llevaba años reclamando. Con Miguel Peris, Javier G. Gómara, Ricardo Menéndez, Chema García y... Tú. Imagen: Atlético de Madrid.
Presentado por Juanma Álamo, el programa "Maneras de Vivir" nació para para que la gente del Atleti encuentre un pedacito lo que llevaba años reclamando. Con Miguel Peris, Javier G. Gómara, Ricardo Menéndez, Chema García y... Tú. Imagen: Atlético de Madrid.
Presentado por Juanma Álamo, el programa "Maneras de Vivir" nació para para que la gente del Atleti encuentre un pedacito lo que llevaba años reclamando. Con Miguel Peris, Javier G. Gómara, Ricardo Menéndez, Chema García y... Tú. Imagen: Atlético de Madrid.
Presentado por Juanma Álamo, el programa "Maneras de Vivir" nació para para que la gente del Atleti encuentre un pedacito lo que llevaba años reclamando. Con Miguel Peris, Javier G. Gómara, Ricardo Menéndez, Chema García y... Tú. Imagen: Atlético de Madrid.
Presentado por Juanma Álamo, el programa "Maneras de Vivir" nació para para que la gente del Atleti encuentre un pedacito lo que llevaba años reclamando. Con Miguel Peris, Javier G. Gómara, Ricardo Menéndez, Chema García y... Tú. Imagen: Atlético de Madrid.
Presentado por Juanma Álamo, el programa "Maneras de Vivir" nació para para que la gente del Atleti encuentre un pedacito lo que llevaba años reclamando. Con Miguel Peris, Javier G. Gómara, Ricardo Menéndez, Chema García y... Tú. Imagen: Atlético de Madrid.
The Green Party has been quick to criticise their political rivals over recent objectionable comments in the House. NZ First's Shane Jones yelled 'send the Mexicans home' during a debate - and has since refused to apologise - while Winston Peters has also copped some backlash for claiming foreign-born MPs were trying to impose foreign ideas upon Parliament. Green MP Ricardo Menéndez March says Prime Minister Chris Luxon needs to hold these MPs to account and ensure similar incidents don't happen again. "When politicians and people in positions of power make these comments, it emboldens those people outside of Parliament to hurl racist vitriol and abuse to migrant communities." LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
A Green Party MP has accused some government ministers of being, quote "outwardly racist and xenophobic", and he's called on the Prime Minister and Parliament's Speaker to take action. Green Party spokesperson Ricardo Menéndez March spoke to Ingrid Hipkiss.
Presentado por Juanma Álamo, el programa "Maneras de Vivir" nació para para que la gente del Atleti encuentre un pedacito lo que llevaba años reclamando. Con Miguel Peris, Javier G. Gómara, Ricardo Menéndez, Chema García y... Tú. Imagen: Atlético de Madrid.
Presentado por Juanma Álamo, el programa "Maneras de Vivir" nació para para que la gente del Atleti encuentre un pedacito lo que llevaba años reclamando. Con Miguel Peris, Javier G. Gómara, Ricardo Menéndez, Chema García y... Tú. Imagen: Atlético de Madrid.
Presentado por Juanma Álamo, el programa "Maneras de Vivir" nació para para que la gente del Atleti encuentre un pedacito lo que llevaba años reclamando. Con Miguel Peris, Javier G. Gómara, Ricardo Menéndez, Chema García y... Tú. Imagen: Atlético de Madrid.
Presentado por Juanma Álamo, el programa "Maneras de Vivir" nació para para que la gente del Atleti encuentre un pedacito lo que llevaba años reclamando. Con Miguel Peris, Javier G. Gómara, Ricardo Menéndez, Chema García y... Tú.
Presentado por Juanma Álamo, el programa "Maneras de Vivir" nació para para que la gente del Atleti encuentre un pedacito lo que llevaba años reclamando. Con Miguel Peris, Javier G. Gómara, Ricardo Menéndez, Chema García y... Tú.
Presentado por Juanma Álamo, el programa "Maneras de Vivir" nació para para que la gente del Atleti encuentre un pedacito lo que llevaba años reclamando. Con Miguel Peris, Javier G. Gómara, Ricardo Menéndez, Chema García y... Tú.
For their regular catch-up, Oto spoke to the Green Party's Ricardo Menéndez March the recent COVID-19 Response Inquiry report, which was just released to the public, the government's new initiative to get people on the jobseeker benefit into work and the New Zealand Transport Agency's plan to increase public transport fares. And he spoke to Associate Professor Helen Petousis-Harris, also about the COVID-19 Response Inquiry, with a specific focus on the role that misinformation played in shaping the government's response and the public's perception of lockdown measures. Sasha spoke to Sarah Helm, Executive Director of The NZ Drug Foundation about a concerning increase in drug use and availability And he spoke to Letitia Harding - CEO of the Asthma and Respiratory Foundation about youth vaping rates
Presentado por Juanma Álamo, el programa "Maneras de Vivir" nació para para que la gente del Atleti encuentre un pedacito lo que llevaba años reclamando. Con Miguel Peris, Javier G. Gómara, Ricardo Menéndez, Chema García y... Tú.
For their regular catch-up, Oto spoke to the Green Party's Ricardo Menéndez March about the arrival of hīkoi mō te tiriti on parliament grounds, as well as the government's plan to introduce visitors fees to conservation areas. He spoke to Margaret Mutu, a professor of Māori studies at the University of Auckland, for a follow up conversation about the hīkoi with a focus on Te Tiriti o Waitangi. For this week's Get Action! He spoke to Charlotte Melser representing the Concerned Communities of Taranaki and Manawatu, to discuss a petition of theirs opposing the granting of any seabed mining consents to Trans Tasman Resource Limited. And he spoke to Emeritus Professor of Law - Jane Kelsey, to discuss the impacts of Donald Trump's tariff proposal on the economy of New Zealand. Yesenia spoke to Director of Organising at E Tū - Savage, about the unions calls to the ministry of health to improve the Work and Safety Act of 2015 in wake of the 10-year annviersary of the Pike River mine disaster which killed 29 miners.
Presentado por Juanma Álamo, el programa "Maneras de Vivir" nació para para que la gente del Atleti encuentre un pedacito lo que llevaba años reclamando. Con Miguel Peris, Javier G. Gómara, Ricardo Menéndez, Chema García y... Tú. Hoy, nuestro pequeño homenaje a las peñas atléticas de Paiporta y Utiel, con representantes de dichas peñas y de la Unión Internacional de Peñas.
The Green Party says the government is ignoring official advice that its proposed sanctions for beneficiaries won't work. The Green Party's social development spokesperson Ricardo Menéndez March spoke to Guyon Espiner.
For their regular catch-up, Oto spoke to the Green Party's Ricardo Menéndez March about former MP Darleen Tana's removal from Parliament, updates to the Three Strikes Law and the government's changes to freshwater protections. He spoke to Sinead O'Flynn from Greenpeace Aotearoa for a follow-up conversation about the changes to freshwater policy. And he spoke to Dr Steffen Albrecht, Research Fellow at the School of Computer Science at the University of Auckland, to discuss about a study of his analysing the use of A.I in predicting respiratory disease outbreaks during flu seasons. Sasha spoke to Honorary Senior Lecturer in Nutrition Rashjiri Roy from the University of Sydney about her recent research linking poor body image with social media use And he spoke to Kelly Garton, Policy Researcher from the University of Auckland and spokesperson for Health Coalition Aotearoa about cuts to funding for school lunches.
Presentado por Juanma Álamo, el programa "Maneras de Vivir" nació para para que la gente del Atleti encuentre un pedacito lo que llevaba años reclamando. Con Miguel Peris, Javier G. Gómara, Ricardo Menéndez, Chema García y... Tú.
Presentado por Juanma Álamo, el programa "Maneras de Vivir" nació para para que la gente del Atleti encuentre un pedacito lo que llevaba años reclamando. Con Miguel Peris, Javier G. Gómara, Ricardo Menéndez, Chema García y... Tú.
Presentado por Juanma Álamo, el programa "Maneras de Vivir" nació para para que la gente del Atleti encuentre un pedacito lo que llevaba años reclamando. Con Miguel Peris, Javier G. Gómara, Ricardo Menéndez, Chema García y... Tú.
Presentado por Juanma Álamo, el programa "Maneras de Vivir" nació para para que la gente del Atleti encuentre un pedacito lo que llevaba años reclamando. Con Miguel Peris, Javier G. Gómara, Ricardo Menéndez, Chema García y... Tú.
Presentado por Juanma Álamo, el programa "Maneras de Vivir" nació para para que la gente del Atleti encuentre un pedacito lo que llevaba años reclamando. Con Miguel Peris, Javier G. Gómara, Ricardo Menéndez, Chema García y... Tú. Foto: Barahona (en X.com/Instagram: @Barahona) Puedes estar en contacto con nosotros a través de whatsapp: 641 522 968.
Earlier this week, ACT leader David Seymour announced that the basic outline of the treaty principles bill, which would be introduced to parliament in November later this year, would include acknowledgements saying that iwi and hapū had specific rights to their lands. This comes after more than 400 Christian leaders in Aotearoa signed a joint letter condemning the bill and asking MPs to strike it down, as well as Prime Minister Christopher Luxon making an official statement saying that he wouldn't support the bill beyond its first reading. For our weekly catch up, News and Editorial Director, Joel, spoke to the Green Party's Ricardo Menendez-March to discuss the recent changes to the treaty principles bill and whether or not it guaranteed protections for Iwi and Māori. We also talked about government cutting pay parity agreements for relief teachers at Early Childhood Education Centres, as well as Concerns over Nicole McKee's efforts to reform gun laws
This week on the Wednesday Wire... For our weekly catchup, News and Editorial Director, Joel, spoke to The Green Party's Ricardo Menéndez March about recent changes to the treaty principles bill to include acknowledgements to Iwi and Hapu, government pay parity cuts for relief ECE teachers and concerns over Nicole McKee's gun law reforms. For our bi-weekly segment Get Action! Wednesday Wire Host, Oto, spoke to ActionStation's Kareana Kee, about their petition calling for TVNZ to review their coverage of Israel's war on Gaza. Producer Sasha spoke to spokesperson from Student Justice for Palestine Pōneke, Frank Mackenzie, about the Victoria University of Wellington Foundation divesting in Israeli bonds. and Oto spoke to Associate Professor in Commercial Law at the University of Auckland, Gehan Gunasekara, to discuss the implications of the IRD sharing taxpayer data with social media firms.
Presentado por Juanma Álamo, el programa "Maneras de Vivir" nació para para que la gente del Atleti encuentre un pedacito lo que llevaba años reclamando. Con Miguel Peris, Javier G. Gómara, Ricardo Menéndez, Chema García y... Tú. Puedes estar en contacto con nosotros a través de whatsapp: 641 522 968. Fotografía: Club Atlético de Madrid
For their regular catch-up, Oto spoke to the Green Party's Ricardo Menéndez March about the National Land transport Programme, the Ministry of Education removing information on charter schools from their website and the party's nomination for bird of the year. He spoke to Professor Christine Rubie-Davies from the University of Auckland to talk about the practice of streaming in classrooms and the Kōkirihia initiative led by Ngāi Tahu which looks to replace it with High expectation teaching and mixed ability classrooms. And he spoke to Researcher Leueta Mulipola from the University of Auckland to talk about a study she conducted on anger studying anger through the lens of Samoan youth in Aotearoa. Sasha spoke to John Minto from Palestine Solidarity Network Aotearoa about double standards in New Zealand's media coverage of Israel's war on Gaza. He also spoke to Professor Barry Barton from the University of Waikato about the government's intention to reverse the oil and gas exploration ban.
The government recently announced its New National Land Transport Plan for 2024- 2027. The plan would consist of a $32.9 billion package, largely going towards the development of new roads, many of which are part of the Roads of National Significance programme, as well as maintaining and repairing existing highways and improving public transport in Aotearoa's major cities. Based on the it's large expenditure on road and highway development, the Greens issued statements calling out the plan for increasing car dependency and the potential for greater emissions shortly after it was announced. For our weekly catchup, Oto spoke to Green Party MP Ricardo Menendez-March about the party's take on the National Land Transport plan. They also had a chat about the Ministry of Education removing information on previous iterations of charter schools from their website, as well as the party's nomination for bird of the year and why it's important.
For their regular catch-up, Oto spoke to the Green Party's Ricardo Menéndez March about the recent changes to the fast track approvals bill, as well as the government's plans to remove natural gas import barriers and the contamination of the Ohinemuri river. He spoke to Kirsten Tilleman from the University of Auckland to talk about active bystanders and the role they play in reducing harassment on Auckland's public transport. He spoke to Nicola Owen from Disabled People Against Cuts Aotearoa to talk about austerity measures affecting the disabled community. And he spoke to Dr Joel Rindelaub from the University of Auckland to talk about microplastics in human brain tissue. Sasha spoke to Samantha Marsh from the University of Auckland to discuss worsening language skills in preschoolers. He also spoke to Bill Kay Blake from NZ Institute of Economic Research about the rise of forestry farming over livestock farming
El Atlético de Madrid venció con un contundente 3-0 (Griezmann, Llorente, Koke) al Girona en su estreno como local en la Liga. Los de Michel, en especial su portero, tuvieron una tarde noche aciaga y el Atlético se lo hizo pagar caro. Notable estreno de Gallagher que destacó en los pocos minutos que tuvo. El debut de Julián Alvarez presentó actitud y entrega algo destacable en todos los fichajes que han jugado y que destacó el bigoleador rojiblanco Llorente tras su segundo golazo en dos jornadas. Marcos Llorente, el MVP del encuentro, destacó la energía de la nueva plantilla. Tras la Noche de Bienvenida tanto el masculino como el Femenino (5-1 al Ajax en el Torneo Ciudad de Alcalá) han aprovechado la estela de ilusión para sellar sendas victorias . Presentado por Juanma Álamo, el programa "Maneras de Vivir" nació para para que la gente del Atleti encuentre un pedacito lo que llevaba años reclamando. Con Miguel Peris, Javier G. Gómara, Ricardo Menéndez, Chema García y... Tú. Puedes estar en contacto con nosotros a través de whatsapp: 641 522 968. Fotografía: Club Atlético de Madrid
Podcast patrocinado por BP. Infórmate para ganar carburante gratis, viajes a grandes premios de motociclismo y automovilismo y premios en efectivo. Sólo por repostar 30 litros de carburante ya puedes ser BIP (BePe IMPORTANT PERSON). Más información en http://www.bepear.es/ Partido de La Liga EA Sports 2024-25 J1 Villarreal 2-2 Atlético de Madrid. Presentado por Juanma Álamo, el programa "Maneras de Vivir" nació para para que la gente del Atleti encuentre un pedacito lo que llevaba años reclamando. Con Miguel Peris, Javier G. Gómara, Ricardo Menéndez, Chema García y... Tú.
For their regular catch-up, Oto speak to the Green Party's Ricardo Menéndez March about the government's new traffic light sanctions for beneficiaries, as well as cuts at the Environmental Protection Agency and the party's petition to roll back speed limit reversals. He spoke to Maude Loutsch from the University of Auckland about the impacts of Cyclone Gabrielle on housing in Aotearoa. And, for this week's Get Action! He spoke to Louisa Wall and Samantha Green a about a petition of theirs calling on public officials to be held accountable for sharing disinformation. Sasha spoke to Professor Jodi Gardner from the University of Auckland to discuss government-funded energy deals for lower-income New Zealanders, including concerns surrounding heating and electricity
Podcast patrocinado por BP. Infórmate para ganar carburante gratis, viajes a grandes premios de motociclismo y automovilismo y premios en efectivo. Sólo por repostar 30 litros de carburante ya puedes ser BIP (BePe IMPORTANT PERSON). Más información en http://www.bepear.es/ Presentado por Juanma Álamo, el programa "Maneras de Vivir" nació para para que la gente del Atleti encuentre un pedacito lo que llevaba años reclamando. Con Miguel Peris, Javier G. Gómara, Ricardo Menéndez, Chema García y... Tú.
Following the 2019 terrorist attacks on a number of Mosques in Christchurch that left 51 worshippers killed, A Royal Commission of Inquiry was launched to measure agencies responses to the attack, steps needed to prevent further attacks in the future and ways to safeguard marginalised communities in Aotearoa. The initial inquiry was released on the 8th of December in 2020 and made 44 recommendations based on its findings. However, the government recently announced it had concluded its response to the inquiry and that it would dismiss 8 of its recommendations, particularly ones related to firearm law amendments and crackdowns on hate speech. For their weekly catch up, Oto spoke to Green Party MP Ricardo Menendez-March about the party's take on the decision to dismiss 8 of the recommendations of the Royal Commission of Inquiry into the Christchurch terrorist attacks. They also spoke about the impact of funding cuts to Oranga Tamariki on frontline services, as well as the open letter to the Green party of Germany.
For their regular catch-up, Oto spoke to the Green Party's Ricardo Menéndez March about the government's decision to dismiss 8 of the recommendations made into the Christchurch terrorist attack inquiry, the impact of Oranga Tamariki cuts on frontline services and the open letter to the Green Party of Germany. He spoke to Dr Neal Curtis from the University of Auckland to discuss the recent riots in the UK and the rise of the far right. And he spoke to Associate Professor Carrie Leonetti to discuss the family violence act reforms and coercive control. Sasha spoke to associate professor Avril Bell about the impact of the government's policies towards Māori since coming into power. He also spoke to Kelly Burrowes from the University of Auckland to discuss her findings on a potential vape epidemic in Aotearoa.
Podcast patrocinado por BP. Infórmate para ganar carburante gratis, viajes a grandes premios de motociclismo y automovilismo y premios en efectivo. Sólo por repostar 30 litros de carburante ya puedes ser BIP (BePe IMPORTANT PERSON). Más información en http://www.bepear.es/ Presentado por Juanma Álamo, el programa "Maneras de Vivir" nació para para que la gente del Atleti encuentre un pedacito lo que llevaba años reclamando. Con Miguel Peris, Javier G. Gómara, Ricardo Menéndez, Chema García y... Tú.
Podcast patrocinado por BP. Infórmate para ganar carburante gratis, viajes a grandes premios de motociclismo y automovilismo y premios en efectivo. Sólo por repostar 30 litros de carburante ya puedes ser BIP (BePe IMPORTANT PERSON). Más información en http://www.bepear.es/ Presentado por Juanma Álamo, el programa "Maneras de Vivir" nació para para que la gente del Atleti encuentre un pedacito lo que llevaba años reclamando. Con Miguel Peris, Javier G. Gómara, Ricardo Menéndez, Chema García y... Tú. El equipo se presentó de corto en Burgo de Osma llevándose como de costumbre el torneo memorial Jesús Gil y Gil ante el Numancia. La falta de caras nuevas y la espiral de problemas en la que parece envuelta las negociaciones para incorporar nuevos jugadores nos ocupa porque a la afición le preocupa. x.com/ln_robin
For their regular catch-up, Oto speak to the Green Party's Ricardo Menéndez March about the party's executive summary of the independent investigation into former MP Darleen Tana. He spoke to Peter Reynolds, CEO of the New Zealand Disability Support Network to discuss staffing shortages in disability care in wake of the Disability Commissioners report on abuse in disabled care. He spoke to Edward Elder, Professional Teaching Fellow in the Faculty of Arts at the University of Auckland, to discuss the US general elections and the role of party branding in the potential outcome. And he spoke to John Minto from Palestine Solidarity Network Aotearoa to discuss the recent ruling by the International Court of Justice on Israel's occupation of the Palestinian territories. Sasha spoke to Gehan Gunasakera from the University of Auckland about last week's Global IT outage and the data sovereignty implications that should be expected of tech companies. And he spoke to Juressa Lee from Greenpeace about a recent study which confirms production of oxygen on the ocean floor from metallic nodules and the importance of ending sea mining.
Former Green Party MP Darleen Tana has been under investigation and public scrutiny after allegations of migrant worker exploitation emerged at E Cycles, a business owned by Tana's husband. After the allegations surfaced, Tana was dismissed from the Green Party, but maintained her innocence, saying she had limited involvement in her husband's business and that the allegations made against her were false. In response, an independent investigation into the allegations and Tana's involvement in her husband's business was launched, which the Green Party released an executive summary of last week. For their weekly catch-up, Oto spoke to Green Party MP Ricardo Menéndez-March to discuss the executive summary, it's findings, as well as Tana's response.
Presentado por Juanma Álamo, el programa "Maneras de Vivir" nació para para que la gente del Atleti encuentre un pedacito lo que llevaba años reclamando. Con Miguel Peris, Javier G. Gómara, Ricardo Menéndez, Chema García y... Tú. Puedes estar en contacto con nosotros a través de whatsapp: 641 522 968. Fotografía: Club Atlético de Madrid
Last week, Climate Change Minister Simon Watts outlined the government's latest climate strategy; a three-page document narrowing the government's pathway to reducing emissions and decarbonising our industries into five core strategic pillars. For their weekly catch-up, Oto spoke to Green Party MP Ricardo Menéndez-March to discuss the climate strategy, and went through the plan by addressing each of the strategy's core pillars.
Presentado por Juanma Álamo, el programa "Maneras de Vivir" nació para para que la gente del Atleti encuentre un pedacito lo que llevaba años reclamando. Con Miguel Peris, Javier G. Gómara, Ricardo Menéndez, Chema García y... Tú. Puedes estar en contacto con nosotros a través de whatsapp: 641 522 968. Fotografía: Club Atlético de Madrid
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