Environmental awareness action will distribute plant seedlings in Rio Branco this Saturday (28)
A community event in Rio Branco will distribute free plant seedlings and provide various public services this Saturday, enhancing environmental awareness.
D. Dundulis urges to relieve these residents from taxes: "Right now we're doing something absurd"
Dainius Dundulis, CEO of Rivona and chairman of Norfos mažmena, criticizes the slow bureaucracy in public services and urges the government to relieve citizens from unnecessary taxes.
Food Debtors: A Court in Rosario Orders Collection of Child Support Through Electricity Bills
A court in Rosario, Argentina, has mandated that past-due child support payments be collected through the local electricity bill to ensure compliance.
Record digital transactions with the State in 2025 – 86% jump within 2 years
Digital transactions between citizens and the Greek government are expected to see an explosive increase of 86% by 2025 compared to 2023.
Riga region municipalities call to halt the advancement of the new municipal financial equalization model
Municipalities in the Riga region are urging the government to stop the implementation of a new financial equalization model that they believe will burden the capital region economically.
Parents organize task force to cut tall grass at school and report abandonment of the building in Sorocaba: 'Fear for the children'
Parents in Sorocaba, Brazil, have organized a task force to cut tall grass at a local school and voiced concerns over its neglected condition.
Irkutsk Police Arrest Mayor of Town Where Residents Have Gone Weeks Without Heating and Water
The mayor of Bodaybo, a town in Siberia, was arrested amid ongoing critical public service failures where residents lacked heating and water for weeks.
Major IT Problems Halt Driving Tests
Major IT issues at the Transport Agency are disrupting driving theory tests and other services in Sweden.
MitID experiencing outages
MitID is currently down, preventing access to services that require this digital identity solution.
Twelve Unions Sent a Letter to the Prime Minister
Twelve public and state service unions have sent an open letter to Prime Minister Andrej Plenković, expressing concerns over the low level of social dialogue and ministers' commitment to collective bargaining.
East of the DRC: Authorities claim to have discovered two mass graves in Uvira
Authorities in Uvira, DRC, have announced the discovery of two mass graves while they return to restore public services after leaving due to the AFC/M23 presence.
About Living Together in the Big City: 'Munich Residents are Different from the Bavarians, Not so Prude'
A report on the diverse cultural interactions in Munich's Olympia-Einkaufszentrum highlights the coexistence of different languages and cultures, especially during a public service strike.
Uberaba 206 years: See what opens and closes during the municipal holiday
The city of Uberaba will celebrate its 206th anniversary on March 2, impacting local commerce and public services during the holiday.
VIDEO: In Alūksne, snow is cleared from disabled parking spaces after the snowstorm
Following a heavy snowstorm in Alūksne, services have removed snow from the streets but left disabled parking spaces blocked.
Treasury calls in Blair thinktank to advise on using AI across public services
The UK government has engaged Tony Blair's thinktank to advise on the integration of AI into public services, inciting criticism from campaigners.
Premier defends Nova Scotia budget as critics continue to speak out
Nova Scotia Premier Tim Houston defends the provincial budget amidst criticism over cuts to public services and a substantial deficit.
IPTU 2026 in Maceió: 10% discount for payment until Friday (27)
Residents of Maceió have until this Friday to benefit from a 10% discount on the 2026 Urban Property Tax (IPTU) if paid in a single installment.
INSS holds a drive to advance scheduled consultations in 4 cities in MS
The National Institute of Social Security (INSS) will conduct a drive this weekend in four cities in the state of Mato Grosso do Sul to expedite previously scheduled medical assessments.
Efficiency
The article discusses the importance of efficiency in utilizing resources across public and private institutions in Ecuador and its implications for public services.
Free dental and ophthalmological care in the City: until when
The City of Buenos Aires offers free dental and ophthalmological services through the program 'Más servicios en tu barrio', but the summer edition is coming to an end.
Public school cleaners in Seville camp in the city center against privatization of their service
Cleaners from public schools in Seville have camped in the city center to protest against the privatization of their service.
Juiz de Fora after the storm: information about buses, schools, services, and businesses
A severe storm in Juiz de Fora, Brazil, has caused significant destruction, leading to canceled classes and suspended public transportation.
Askatasuna, damage of nearly 300 thousand euros after the demonstration on January 31
The costs incurred from the January 31 Askatasuna demonstration in Turin amount to nearly 300,000 euros, impacting public funds and services in the city.
Over an hour of travel and several transfers to receive radiotherapy: the odyssey from Ciudad Lineal to Ramón y Cajal
Residents of Ciudad Lineal face long commutes with multiple transfers to access essential healthcare services at Ramón y Cajal hospital, highlighting a failure in public transportation commitments.
Budget Alert in New York: Mamdani's Million-Dollar Cuts to Libraries Contradict His Promises
New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani has proposed a $29 million budget cut to the city’s major libraries, going against his campaign promises to enhance public services through taxing the wealthy.
City Hall triples services to the population at Hmut in 2025
The Municipal University Hospital of Taubaté has tripled the number of services provided to the population in 2025 compared to the previous year.
Damage amounting to tens of thousands of billions of krona
A report indicates significant financial damage calculated in tens of thousands of billions of krona.
New garbage collection fee starts in Cabo Frio and changes calculations for residential and commercial properties
A new garbage collection fee has been implemented in Cabo Frio, Brazil, prompting discussions among residents regarding its calculation based on property type and estimated waste generation.
Candidates approved in the first round of the CNU must confirm their interest in the vacancy this Monday (23)
Candidates for the CNU must confirm their interest in securing their positions by this Monday evening.
The Language Inspection Received About 60 Complaints in Two Months Regarding Foreigners Who Do Not Speak Lithuanian
Lithuania's Language Inspection reports receiving around 60 complaints in two months about service providers who do not speak Lithuanian, emphasizing the need for public involvement.
People Flee with Electricity Meters in Fatehpur
In Fatehpur, Uttar Pradesh, a team from the electricity department faced resistance from locals while attempting to catch electricity thieves and recover overdue bills.
Sharing
The article emphasizes the importance of sharing in all aspects of life, encouraging people to recognize commonalities and connect with one another.
Frustrated Mayors: 'The Federal Government Should Take Care of Its Responsibilities Instead of Launching Funding Programs'
German mayors are facing increasing financial pressures, forcing them to make tough choices about community services amidst public outrage and personal threats.
How to talk Babiš out of his expensive and unnecessary tax cuts
The article discusses the challenges of communicating with Czech Prime Minister Babiš about the implications of his tax cut policies.
An anonymous donor gives 21 kilos of gold to a city in Japan with a special condition: "It's an impressive amount of money"
An anonymous donor has gifted 21 kilograms of gold, valued at over 500 million yen, to a city in Japan with the condition that the funds be used to improve public services, particularly water infrastructure.
Bauru City Hall reopens bidding for the construction of a municipal hospital
The Bauru City Hall has reopened the bidding process for the construction of a new municipal hospital to manage healthcare more effectively for lower and medium complexity cases.
ISM Director: Education, State Resilience, and Self-Awareness are Essential for Lithuania's Growth
D. Misiūnas emphasizes the need for a robust education system and regional development to unlock Lithuania's potential.
In Tungurahua, authorities see the approval of the efficiency spending law in GAD as positive
Ecuador's National Assembly approved a law to enhance spending efficiency for decentralized governments, prioritizing investment in essential public services.
President Daniel Noboa Sends Law for Spending Efficiency in GADs to Official Registry
President Daniel Noboa has submitted a new law aimed at enhancing spending efficiency for decentralized autonomous governments in Ecuador, which mandates a significant allocation of their budgets to essential public services.
Bizarre experience with paid parking: a few hours of 'non-parking' and a 40-euro fine
An individual shared a frustrating experience with a paid parking system that resulted in a hefty fine.
From the Eyes of Saša Mitrofanov: Russians have neither water nor heat even without war
The article discusses the ongoing issues in Russia regarding access to basic utilities such as water and heating, highlighting systemic failures.
Complaints about lack of vacancies in health centers rise 79% in Campinas
Complaints regarding the unavailability of health services in Campinas have surged, with a notable 79% increase in reports from 2024 to 2025.
This is what the new GAD Law approved by the National Assembly says
The Ecuadorian National Assembly approved a law aimed at reforming local government resource allocation to prioritize investment in basic services for citizens.
Šutaj Eštok rents an expensive client center in Dunajská Streda, leaving a state building half-empty
Interior Minister Matúš Šutaj Eštok has opened a new client center in a rented private building in Dunajská Streda, despite the state owning a nearby building that is underutilized.
Street Vendors Spend Nights in Poor Conditions at Ibirapuera to Secure Spot in Mega Bloc Parties: 'Four Toilets for 200 People'
About 200 street vendors camped outside Ibirapuera Park in São Paulo, enduring poor conditions to secure spots at popular carnival events.
Classification lists of the CNU are released this Friday (20)
The Ministry of Management and Innovation in Public Services released the classification lists for the Unified National Contest (CNU) in Brazil, detailing the initial selection and upcoming confirmation steps for candidates.
Login to Finnish authorities' services depends on Amazon, there are no backup systems
The dependency of Finland's governmental service portal on Amazon Web Services raises concerns about cybersecurity and service continuity.
Interview: Housing management costs may grow more slowly in the future
The Rīgas namu pārvaldnieks (RNP) company faces challenges due to owner unwillingness to invest in property improvements, frequent complaints about service quality from residents, and low payment capacities, despite its plans to go public.
CTE moves procedures to a headquarters in northern Guayaquil after fire at Multicomercio
The Ecuadorian Traffic Commission (CTE) has temporarily relocated its public services to the northern branch in Guayaquil following a fire at the Multicomercio building.
Is there a bus strike today or not? This is what is known about the measure of force
A national strike affects public transport services in Argentina, particularly buses, due to demands related to labor reform discussions.