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Ley Joaquín: qué es la violencia vicaria y por qué exigen penarla

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By Maria R Miranda, María Miranda
| diarioconurbano.com.ar
264 El debate por la protección de las infancias y las víctimas de violencia de género vuelve a exigir respuestas urgentes. En los últimos días, organizaciones sociales de todo el país volvieron a alzar la voz para reclamar la sanción de la «Ley Joaquín», un proyecto que busca tipificar y penalizar la violencia vicaria: aquella en la que el agresor busca destruir psicológicamente a una mujer dañando a sus seres queridos, especialmente a sus hijos.
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PR Nurses trains for remote, administrative roles

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By Maria R Miranda, María Miranda
| News Is My Business
Founded in 2024, PR Nurses Certification Center trains nurses and other health care professionals for administrative and care-coordination roles that can offer alternatives to traditional hospital work. Jacqueline Berríos-Rivera, the organization’s founder and chief executive, said its professional-development programs prepare health care workers for nontraditional nursing positions, many of which can be performed remotely.
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Labor Dept. delays Digital Unemployment rollout to September

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By Maria R Miranda, María Miranda
| News Is My Business
The Puerto Rico Department of Labor and Human Resources has postponed the launch of its new Digital Unemployment platform until September, delaying a planned August rollout to give employers more time to complete quarterly accounting and filing requirements. Labor Secretary María del Pilar Vélez-Casanova said the agency changed the schedule in response to requests from private-sector employers seeking additional time to complete work related to the quarter that ended June 30.
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