Free exhibition in downtown Rio features works by artists who left the prison system
A free exhibition called 'Coexistir Coabitar' in downtown Rio showcases works by artists who have exited the prison system, highlighting narratives often overlooked in conventional art spaces.
The Key Change in Social Security Starting March 7: What the New 'Workload' System Is and How It Affects
The U.S. Social Security Administration will implement a new 'workload' system starting March 7, aimed at improving call response times despite staff reductions.
New classification system helps AI identify spreaders of misinformation
Researchers at Tallinn University have developed a new classification system to help artificial intelligence distinguish between intentional manipulators of information and those who share misleading content unknowingly.
"Whoever thinks this is about influencers eating for free has no idea": this is how the apps that exchange 'stories' for dinners work
New apps facilitate barter-like exchanges where influencers receive meals and services in return for social media promotions instead of traditional payments.
Carnage as schools in London at war - with chilling points system for stab injuries
Disturbing social media posts in London are promoting 'school wars' among students, encouraging violence and awarding points for injuries sustained during fights.
The wasteland after Yolanda Díaz's departure
The left of PSOE is facing a crisis as its previous anti-system project has become exhausted and fails to attract new indignados.
We Need Housing for Seniors. Demographic Forecasts Are Ruthless
The article discusses the urgent need for senior housing in Poland due to demographic pressures and challenges in the current care system.
Vorcaro escapes from attending the CPI of the INSS
The article discusses the complications and obstacles faced by Brazil's Legislative branch in investigating corruption scandals related to the social security system due to interference from the Judiciary.
Lay Judge Voted for Malin's Baby to be Taken - Regrets it
A social services agency in Örebro faces criticism over the removal of a baby due to incorrect information regarding the mother's intellectual capacity, with the lay judge involved expressing regret over their decision.
In the justice system, the IGJ and even with India: all open fronts of AFA and "Chiqui" Tapia
The AFA and its leaders, including Chiqui Tapia, are facing multiple legal challenges regarding significant unpaid social security contributions.
Social Policy Course: SPD and Union – One Single Conflict of Goals
The article critiques demands for painful social reforms from the SPD and political opposition, highlighting the potential negative impacts on the German social welfare system.
The Abuse of Social Workers During Training and the Success of Integrated Care
A social worker recounts the absurdity of being forced to perform menial tasks instead of gaining relevant experience during training, highlighting issues within South Korea's social welfare system.
The Argentine lawyer detained in Brazil for racism reported assaults and threats: "Sudaca dead of hunger..."
Agostina Páez, an Argentine lawyer, detained in Brazil on charges of racism, reported receiving death threats and violent insults on her social media.
IESS increases 4,000 new daily appointments with scheduling reorganization
The Ecuadorian Social Security Institute (IESS) is implementing a new scheduling system that will add 4,000 daily appointments to its existing 50,000.
Peruvians gain presence in the Spanish labor market: 'Wherever you go, there is a restaurant'
Peruvian workers are increasingly visible in Spain's labor market, particularly in the hospitality sector, with membership in the Social Security system reaching 100,000.
Laura Ponte: "Sometimes I think the whole system has to fall for people to react"
Model Laura Ponte reflects on her career and personal growth, expressing gratitude for her experiences and insights gained throughout her life.
Deputy Disconnects Audio and Interrupts Voting on Labor Reform in Argentina; See Video
A deputy in Argentina interrupted a tense voting session on labor reform by disconnecting the audio system in the lower house, which has sparked widespread discussion on social media.
The system has changed significantly since the Child Protection Agency was dissolved
Ólöf Ásta Farestveit highlights changes in Iceland's child protection system since the dissolution of the Child Protection Agency, emphasizing the need for better vigilance in cases like the controversial Bakkakotsmálið.
Children's Protection Center: Social Services Often Use a 'Here and Now' Approach in Evaluations
A report by the Children's Protection Center emphasizes the need for a more comprehensive evaluation of the support system for families, particularly concerning the recurring separation of children from their parents in Latvia.
The President of Poland has terminated the special support system for Ukrainians
Poland's President has announced the end of a special assistance law that facilitated job placement, social benefits, and educational access for Ukrainians fleeing the war.
The bell rings, and the rat gets sugar. That's how social networks work on children
The article discusses how social media platforms create a system of rewards that encourages children to engage with them, similar to conditioning behaviors.
Fiscal Equalization: We are Solidary, but Have Nothing to Give Away
The article discusses Germany's fiscal equalization system amidst economic stagnation and rising social costs, arguing for reform-linked assistance.
Experts: These three things can fix our electoral system before the parliamentary elections
Experts have identified three key improvements needed to rectify issues with Denmark's electoral system ahead of the upcoming parliamentary elections.
Question Marks Over Consumption Tax Cut as Prime Minister's Main Focus is 'Tax Credit with Benefits'
The new cabinet of Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi is set to explore a temporary consumption tax cut, but the Prime Minister emphasizes that it is merely a stopgap measure with a larger aim of introducing a system of tax credit with benefits for low and middle-income earners.
VIDEO: Ukrainian attack drone hits valuable Russian air defense system S-300VM near Mariupol
A Ukrainian attack drone successfully struck a mobile S-300VM air defense system near Mariupol, as seen in social media footage showing the destruction of expensive Russian military hardware.
Itaú's PIX goes down and customers complain on social media
Itaú Unibanco's PIX payment system experienced outages, leading to customer complaints on social media about access issues.
Dental Health: "The Condition of Teeth Clearly Indicates the State of a Society"
An interview discusses the implications of proposed changes in Germany's dental care system, particularly the CDU's suggestion for individuals to pay directly for dental visits.
Strengthened bonus system. Discounts for the middle class
The new Energy Decree provides targeted measures to support vulnerable groups and the middle class with a one-time extraordinary contribution and a new bill discount mechanism.
Why did his flight to Switzerland come to a stop? [Kim Eun-hyung's You will grow old too]
An article discusses the case of a 60-year-old man whose flight to Switzerland for assisted suicide was halted by police persuading him to return to his family, raising questions about autonomy, family dynamics, and the social perception of end-of-life decisions in South Korea.
Elisabet Svane: Why the Social Democrats Will Not Propose a New Property Tax
Political analyst Elisabet Svane explains why the Social Democrats have chosen not to propose changes to property tax despite the current system being deemed unfair by Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen.
Thessaloniki: 28-year-old imprisoned for physically and psychologically abusing his 27-year-old wife
A 28-year-old man in Thessaloniki has been sentenced to 5.5 years in prison for physically and psychologically abusing his 27-year-old wife in front of their two minor children.
Afraid that a reverse incentive will lead to an increase in disability beneficiaries
Vilhjálmur Birgisson expresses concerns about a potential reverse incentive causing more people to prefer receiving benefits over returning to work.
Boomers vs. Millennials, Real Clash or Political Setup? 'Dividing People is Easier than Changing a System that No Longer Serves the Majority'
The article discusses the generational divide between Baby Boomers and Millennials in Spain, highlighting social issues that define their experiences and perceptions.
Has Meta Gone Too Far? New Technology Allows Social Media Updates Even from the Deceased
Meta has received a patent for an AI system that can simulate a user's social media activity even posthumously.
Take care, Spain, of your own Spain!
The article discusses growing disillusionment among Spaniards with their political system, primarily criticizing the major political parties for failing to address citizens' needs.
Laura Macaya, social educator and feminist activist: 'Having sex with an idiot is not violence'
Laura Macaya, a social educator and feminist activist from Barcelona, argues for a justice system focused on transformative approaches rather than punishment for gender-based violence.
Juhana Vartiainen on A-studio: The Poor Could Lose All Their Money if They Do Not Take Responsibility for Their Lives
Juhana Vartiainen suggests Finland should adopt a more responsibility-driven welfare system similar to Denmark's to avoid a social trap.
Politicians as a Threat to Retirement Wealth
The Brazilian pension system is under threat from both criminal organizations and politicians seeking to exploit its wealth for personal gain.
The trophy was kept underfoot, 'nature's system' hit Australia hard after 3 years
Three years after Australia's controversial World Cup victory over India, the team has now been eliminated from the T20 World Cup, igniting discussions on social media about their previous actions during the ODI World Cup.
Strong Words from Purra on the Cleaning Industry: 'Simply Crazy'
Finland's Minister of Finance Riikka Purra calls for a more stringent social security system amidst discussions on immigration and the cleaning industry.
IMSS and Consar sign an agreement to protect workers' savings
The Mexican Social Security Institute (IMSS) and the National Commission for the Retirement Savings System (Consar) have signed an agreement aimed at enhancing the oversight of pension plans and preventing fraudulent practices affecting workers' retirement savings.
Plenković: Ružić is responsible, serious and will fit well into the Government
Prime Minister Andrej Plenković introduced Alen Ružić as the candidate for the new Minister of Labor, Pension System, Family and Social Policy, highlighting his qualifications and experience.
Riikka Purra's Initiative: Immigrants in Unpaid Work in Finland
Finnish Minister Riikka Purra proposes a system requiring immigrants to engage in unpaid work tied to social security benefits.
The regional financing system barely covers the expenditure on basic services
Spain's regional financing system only provided 99.6% coverage for the essential services expenditure in 2023, with Murcia and Valencia experiencing the lowest levels.
The Social Security Reform is a matter of fiscal and justice
Brazil's social security system faces significant financial challenges, prompting discussions for new reforms to address the rising deficit.
The role of CIEPA in social reintegration: how are minors in conflict with the law addressed?
The article discusses the challenges and measures in Mexico's juvenile justice system in addressing minors involved in crimes, highlighted by a recent case of a teacher's murder reportedly by her underage daughter and son-in-law.
Tracked thousands of unemployed – then the Employment Service slammed the brakes
Sweden's Employment Service found 4,000 suspected fraudsters using a new method of tracking IP addresses but has contacted only 208 months later, citing system updates as a reason for the delay.
Krzysztof Grabowski for 'Rzeczpospolita': Young People Enter Neonazi Ways of Thinking Because They Do Not See the Whole System
Krzysztof Grabowski discusses the concerning trends among young people towards neo-Nazi ideologies and the broader societal issues contributing to this phenomenon.
Are We Imprisoning Inequality?
The article discusses Brazil's selective prison system that disproportionately affects Black and poor populations, highlighting the systemic violence and socio-economic inequality behind crime.
A. Papadopoulos: The main problem of the country is the political system itself
Former Minister Alekos Papadopoulos emphasized the need for institutional renewal of Greece and radical changes to the state's functions at a discussion event organized by the Institute for Social Democracy.