El mundo cultural canario amaneció este jueves con el corazón encogido. La noticia del fallecimiento en Madrid de Dulce Xerach Pérez, escritora, política y gestora cultural nacida en Santa Cruz de Tenerife en 1969, ha sacudido no solo a las islas, sino también a quienes reconocieron en ella una mujer valiente y profundamente comprometida con la modernización cultural.
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Hair loss in women can be distressing and impact self-confidence. Understanding its causes and finding effective solutions can help restore hair health. This article explores the reasons behind hair loss and offers solutions for prevention and treatment.
Several factors can contribute to hair loss in women. Identifying the root cause is crucial for … Read More
In the dynamic world of event management, businesses face the challenge of maximizing return on investment (ROI) while fostering growth. Momencio, a cutting-edge platform, offers an array of features designed to meet these goals. From data capture to AI-driven insights, relationship management, and robust integrations, Momencio ensures businesses extract maximum value from every event.
In times of economic uncertainty or crises, businesses may face the difficult decision of laying off workers. While this is a challenging and emotional process, it’s crucial to approach it with empathy, transparency, and fairness. In this comprehensive article, we’ll explore the key considerations and tips for laying off workers during a crisis while minimizing the impact on employees … Read More
In today’s fast-paced and unpredictable business environment, it is essential for organizations to have a well-defined disaster plan in place. A disaster plan outlines the steps and measures to be taken in the event of a crisis or unexpected event that could disrupt business operations. By proactively preparing for potential risks, businesses can minimize downtime, protect their assets, and ensure … Read More
By: Gus Hafidh SKP Muchtar
When data is laid bare, it should shake the conscience of this nation. How could it be that a commissioner of Bank Mandiri receives IDR 2.5 billion per month, a Telkom commissioner IDR 1.6 billion, and a Pertamina commissioner a staggering IDR 8.8 billion—while, in remote villages, teachers like Empan Supandi in … Read More
