Mogán reconstructs the history of his last

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Consuelo Díaz, Councilor for Citizen Participation of the City Council, tells us how "Mogán (1980 - 2020) was prepared. Rescuing the living memory of a town." Go to download The Gran Canaria municipality of Mogán has reconstructed the history of its last forty years through the perspective of the local elders and has captured it in the document “Mogán (1980 – 2020). “Rescuing the living memory of a town.” Consuelo Díaz, Councilor for Citizen Participation of the City Council, points out that to gather the history of the municipality, the best idea was to ask those people who were already adults forty years ago. This is a way to keep older people active, "because reaching certain ages does not mean that they cannot continue contributing to the municipality." Thirty-nine neighbors To achieve this, thirty-nine neighbors have collaborated in the effort, each one contributing their vision of the different aspects of life in the town in activities such as fishing, livestock, festivals, cultural activities, etc. The document can be accessed through the City Council's official social media profiles.

La Laguna launches a project to combat unwanted loneliness Rubens Ascanio |  LAGUNA CITY COUNCIL Rubens Ascanio | LAGUNA CITY COUNCIL The first deputy mayor, Rubens Ascanio, indicates that it will be developed in two phases and will have a team of forty newly hired people. Go to download La Laguna has launched the 'La Laguna cares' project, through which it hopes to have a reliable image of the people who suffer from cases of unwanted loneliness in the municipality. In a second phase, we will try to provide the means to ensure that these situations are mitigated as much as possible. Rubes Ascanio, first deputy mayor, councilor for Social Welfare and Quality of Life, Education and Youth of the WhatsApp Number List municipality, points out that there will be an allocation of 600,000 euros from the Tenerife Council for the hiring of forty professionals through the Canarian Employment Service . About 4,000 people affected It is about, he indicates, having a diagnosis of the reality of unwanted loneliness, something that according to the data that is preliminarily known, affects 4,000 people but that "probably with this study we will reach even higher numbers." The plan is not only aimed at knowing the reality, but also at coming into contact with neighborhood and community environments to study ways to prevent these situations. The second phase, he points out, will be to generate jobs in that sector.



We are bad (but responsible) Journalists Marian Álvarez and Javier Moreno debate the concept of “responsibility” that is applied, somewhat thoughtlessly, to judge the attitude of citizens in the pandemic. Go to download Moreno remembers that a responsible person is not necessarily a good person and, much less, a person who follows the dictates of what the authorities order, for example regarding the covid-19 pandemic. A responsible person, says the journalist, is only one who assumes the consequences that, predictably, follow from his actions. These acts can be “good” or “bad” when judged ethically, but that does not mean, Moreno points out, that the person is irresponsible for doing evil acts “as long as they assume their consequences.” Irresponsible people are, then, those who are always making excuses like “I didn't know, I was forced, the government allowed it, we only met as long as the rules allowed, and a very long etcetera.” Irresponsible people are “things,” to the extent that they themselves recognize that they have no will and are dragged by circumstances. On the other hand, a responsible person could say “well, yes, thirty of us got together, we all got infected, it was our fault and now we suffer (or enjoy) the consequences.