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Ermita prerrománica de San Esteban de Viguera

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ALYSSA VIGUERAS model, 1999.

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Concepción Huerta y Fernando Vigueras | TVL Rec | Zunzun Insular | 07.07.23

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Boygenius by Diego Vigueras

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¡Conoce la apasionante historia de la Dinastía Jimena!

La Dinastía Jimena, también conocida como dinastía Íñiga-Jimena, gobernó el Reino de Pamplona (posteriormente Navarra) durante más de 300 años, desde el año 905 hasta 1234. Su legado está marcado por la expansión territorial, la consolidación del reino y la lucha constante contra los reinos vecinos.

Su origen se remonta a Jimeno Garcés, un noble vascón que luchó contra la invasión musulmana en la península ibérica. Su hijo, Sancho Garcés I, fue quien consolidó la dinastía al ascender al trono de Pamplona en el año 905.

Algunos de los monarcas más destacados de la Dinastía Jimena fueron:

Sancho III el Mayor (1004-1035): Expandió el reino hacia el sur, conquistando territorios como Nájera, Calahorra y Viguera. También estableció relaciones diplomáticas con los reinos cristianos y musulmanes de la península.

Sancho IV el de Peñalén (1054-1076): Se enfrentó a una guerra civil contra sus hermanos, pero logró mantener la unidad del reino. Durante su reinado se produjo la conquista de Tafalla.

Alfonso I el Batallador (1104-1134): Conquistó Zaragoza y Tudela, convirtiendo a Navarra en uno de los reinos más poderosos de la península. Participó en la Reconquista y luchó contra los almorávides.

Sancho VII el Fuerte (1194-1234): Conocido por su gran fuerza física y su valor en la batalla. Participó en la batalla de las Navas de Tolosa contra los almohades.

La Dinastía Jimena llegó a su fin en el año 1234 con la muerte de Sancho VII el Fuerte sin descendencia. El trono de Navarra pasó entonces a la dinastía de Champaña.

¿Qué te ha parecido la historia de la Dinastía Jimena? Cuéntanos en los comentarios qué monarca te ha llamado más la atención y por qué.

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Brazil leads as open banking takes off in Latam

Following the lead of open banking initiatives in Europe and the UK, five countries in Latin America – Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador and Mexico – have backed open finance regulations or are implementing them.

“There are a number of success stories in other parts of the world, specifically Latin America, where open finance is really having a massive impact on the financial sector and on financial inclusion,” says Pablo Viguera, co-CEO and co-founder of open finance platform Belvo. 

Brazil has reached five million connected accounts less than a year after the first implementation deadline passed, a feat which took between four and five years in the UK, according to a report by Open Banking Excellence. 

As of February 2023, after two years, there are already 22 million customers in Brazil who consented to share their personal and banking data between participating financial institutions, according to Febraban, the association of Brazilian banks.

The principle of full interoperability has been the main driver of the open finance initiative in Brazil since the country opted out of a model in which all institutions plug into a single institution. Finally, Brazil not only defined its application programming interface (API) standards but also the required steps in the customer journey.

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Daniel Luque, importante golpe en Hogueras de Alicante (Video)

21 de junio de 2024/Álvaro Mateo/Foto: Vigueras Sebastián Castella fue ovacionado y silenciado un gris Alejandro Talavante en una tarde de golpe de efecto de Daniel Luque con un variado encierro de Zacarías Moreno Sebastián Castella, Alejandro Talavante y Daniel Luque hacían el paseíllo, este viernes, en la tercera de abono de la Feria de…

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Let’s talk about superheroes. Sorry, moms. I meant let’s talk about moms.

Timid. Scared. Overwhelmed. A crying baby on hip, baby’s bag on shoulder, a brown envelope in one hand and a rattle in the other. There she stood before me, the tiniest lady lost in a crowd of busy people rushing toward the files department and scurrying toward vitals. “Can I help you, sisi?”, I kindly offered. “Please.”

Motherhood. Have you ever wondered about the miracle of life? From the unification of 2 single cells, to the bundle of purity whose giggles make life seem a little less daunting. The essence of fertility is embodied by a mother. Just as the soil of the earth cradles seeds within, providing them with fertile ground to blossom, so does a mother who nourishes the foetus within her. A mother houses not just her own baby, but also societies future. (Answers, 2022)

A mother is a woman who is acknowledged as the birthing parent of a child. She is responsible for the safety, nourishment, care, and development of her children. She holds the amazing capability to not only birth forth flesh and bone, but also dreams, ambitions and the tomorrow of our community. Future doctors, politicians, dignitaries, farmers, stakeholders and even healthcare professionals, currently abide in the heart of our society – women. Which is why I believe that maternal and child health is the most significant health intervention whose delivery needs to be improved in our community.

According to research, “maternal health plays a vital role in ensuring the health and well-being of both the mother and the child” (Leung, 2023). Ensuring the good health of a mother not only acts as a preventative measure in the developmental process of the foetus, but also serves as a risk-reducing factor regarding birth complications. It is important to note that maternal health does not only focus on the health of the mother during pregnancy, but also during childbirth and during the post-partum period.

Through utilizing a political lens, as an occupational therapy student, I believe that good maternal health has a domino effect on the health and well-being of children. If a mother is in good health, she will be a source of social and economic nourishment and replenishment for her children. She would be able to interact and engage with her child maximally, promoting appropriate developmental milestones through stimulation and would also be fit in health, to enter the work field if she chooses, to provide for her children. Therefore, I believe that the improvement and provision of maternal health services is key to overcoming poor child health.

At Cato Manor Clinic, I was able to provide maternal health intervention to a very young mother. Initially she was extremely hesitant to speak, however whilst learning about her case, I had discovered that this young mother felt isolated in her motherhood. She had felt isolated due to having fallen victim to societies negative perceptions on young girls falling pregnant before marriage. According to research, cultural and societal stigmas may act as a socio-cultural barrier which hinders new mothers from seeking support (Allen, 2024), as evidenced by my exchange with this young and new mother.

Cultural and societal pressures may further adversely affect the maternal mental health of a woman and may even attribute toward post-partum depression. Upon screening, she had described her symptoms as symptoms of poor mental health – feeling hopeless, feeling low, loss of interest and stressed. (Care Health Insurance, n.d.)

Post-partum depression may not only affect the mental and physical well-being of the mother, but as discussed earlier – may also affect the health of her child negatively, as highlighted by Adele Viguera. Post-partum depression may lead to a decline in the mother’s functional activity, ability to connect and bond with her baby through play and even breastfeeding (www.uptodate.com, n.d.).

Hypothetically speaking, this may affect the mother’s relationship with the child in which the child may be treated poorly or even neglected by the mother, thereby causing a deficient input from the mother needed to achieve maximal well-being.

As Occupational Therapists we have a role in prevention, rehabilitation, and remediation of maternal and child health care. In the Cato Community, students run projects which aim to provide services related to child and maternal health. During outreach, the occupational therapy students screen children for developmental delays, alongside health promotion for maternal wellness for the mothers. By implementing such services, the students aim to promote maternal and child health.

As an occupational therapy student, I believe that there is a large opportunity to provide health care services to this population in which we can provide assessment and treatment by providing education, facilitating community engagement, and advocating for accessible health services at a community level. So the next time a mother whispers, "Please", I hope you hear it too.

Reference list

Allen, D.S. (2024). Overcoming The Stigma of Maternal Mental Health: Why It Matters. [online] Postpartum Depression Illinois. Available at: https://ppdil.org/2024/01/overcoming-the-stigma-of-maternal-mental-health/#:~:text=Navigating%20the%20sensitive%20topic%20of [Accessed 10 May 2024].

American Public Health Association (2023). Maternal and Child Health. [online] www.apha.org. Available at: https://www.apha.org/topics-and-issues/maternal-and-child-health.

Answers, F. (2022). The Miracle of Conception. [online] Fertility Answers. Available at: https://www.fertilityanswers.com/the-miracle-of-conception/.

Care Health Insurance. (n.d.). Importance of Maternal Mental Health. [online] Available at: https://www.careinsurance.com/blog/health-insurance-articles/why-is-maternal-mental-health-important.

Healthpovertyaction.org. (2018). Maternal & child health | Health Poverty Action. [online] Available at: https://www.healthpovertyaction.org/how-poverty-is-created/women-girls/maternal-child-health/.

Kznhealth.gov.za. (2023). Maternal Child and Women’s Health. [online] Available at: https://www.kznhealth.gov.za/mathealth.htm.

Leung, H. (2023). Importance of Maternal Health: Ensuring Safe and Healthy Pregnancies for All Women. Journal of Fertilization: In Vitro - IVF-Worldwide, Reproductive Medicine, Genetics & Stem Cell Biol, [online] 11(2), pp.1–2. doi:https://doi.org/10.35248/2375-4508.23.11.298.

mch.umn.edu. (2018). What is Maternal and Child Health? | Leadership Education in Maternal & Child Public Health. [online] Available at: https://mch.umn.edu/what-is-mch/.

Students, H. and Addisse, M. (2003). LECTURE NOTES Maternal and Child Health Care. [online] Available at: https://www.cartercenter.org/resources/pdfs/health/ephti/library/lecture_notes/health_science_students/LN_maternal_care_final.pdf.

World Health Organization (2019). Maternal health. [online] Who.int. Available at: https://www.who.int/health-topics/maternal-health#tab=tab_1.

www.uptodate.com. (n.d.). UpToDate. [online] Available at: https://www.uptodate.com/contents/postpartum-depression-adverse-consequences-in-mothers-and-their-children#:~:text=Maternal%20postpartum%20depression%20impairs%20functioning.

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Amplía Citybus servicio nocturno que va de terminal de Viguera a San Sebastián Tutla

>> La ruta RC01 tendrá 5.8 kilómetros más y 14 paradas nuevas con las que se beneficiarán a personas usuarias de las colonias Ricardo Hernández Casanova y Mayorazgo de esta localidad. >>  Continue reading Untitled

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LAPD Lieutenant Joseph R. Vigueras https://copblaster.com/blast/58644/lapd-lieutenant-joseph-r-vigueras?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=tumblr

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Campus de Verano de baloncesto ‘Alicia López Verdú’ de Elda

El concejal de Deportes, Fernando Gómez, acompañado por la presidenta del Club Baloncesto Elda, Susana Herrera, y el técnico Javier Vigueras, ha presentado la VI edición del Campus de Verano Alicia López Verdú. Fernando Gómez ha indicado que “llevará el nombre de una jugadora internacional, que es eldense y que, además de en el CB Elda, ha militado en clubes de mucho nivel y en ligas extranjeras.…

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Alyssa Vigueras for Tanya Taylor, Fall 2021

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Dueto con Burkhard Stangl y Fernando Vigueras | 316 Centro | CDMX | 05.08.23

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Caroline Polachek by Diego Vigueras Via Flickr: Metro, Chicago 26 de Julio, 2022

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LAS ISLAS ETERNAS

«Nos contó Abü Zayd (Ibn Jaldun) que alrededor del año 740 (de la Hégira, julio 1339-junio 1340) llegó el sultán benimerín Abü l-Hasan a Ceuta y hasta él cruzaron un grupo de genoveses en dos galeras por el mar. Le informaron cómo habían partido de Génova, tras disponer provisiones para dos años, y marchado por el mar queriendo abarcar el conocimiento de lo que en él había y circunvalar lo que rodea la tierra habitada. [Yendo] por él pasaron por las Islas Canarias (al-Yuzur al-Jali dat: “las islas eternas”): sus pobladores iban desnudos, desconociendo los vestidos que la gente conoce y tapando mínimamente sus vergüenzas. Cuando desembarcaron en esta isla, saliéronles al paso sus pobladores para expulsarles, pero no resistieron las flechas y huyeron ante ellos. Ellos, los genoveses, dominaron la isla y examinaron qué riquezas había, sin hallar más animal que cabras, y que (los nativos) araban la tierra con cuernos de cabra para sembrar cebada, único alimento (cereal) que tienen. No conocen las armas, sólo tiran piedras; dan vuelta al adversario y le arrojan de prisa las piedras. Cuando aparece el sol por el confín del Este, ante él se prosternan. Al no encontrarles ni riquezas ni vestidos, (los genoveses) se aprovisionaron de su agua, apresaron a algunos y partieron. Siguieron por el mar, hasta casi agotárseles la provisión de agua, y careciendo de su abastecimiento, y temiendo morir, regresaron a la aguada más próxima atrás dejada; se abastecieron y volvieron, mas ya no se alejaron de tierra sino en distancia retornable. Añade (el narrador) que el sultán Abü Salim les pidió entonces algunos cautivos de las Islas, y le hicieron presente de dos hombres, a quienes puso con su servidumbre para que aprendieran la lengua árabe, y así contaron cosas de su situación y decían que las gentes de aquellas Islas nunca supieron del Islam ni tuvieron de él referencia ninguna».

Al-Maqrízi (1339)

[Traducción: María J. Viguera Molíns, “Eco árabe de un viaje genovés a las Islas Canarias antes del 1340”, Medievalismo n. 2 - 1992, pp. 257-258]