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[00:02:11] The pastoral center of Santa Cruz is preparing a special event to
[00:02:14] raise funds, with the goal of continuing the restoration work
[00:02:18] of its building, so it can continue providing its services to
[00:02:22] the community of Aruba. To achieve this goal, the pastoral center
[00:02:26] of Santa Cruz is organizing a bingo, where the community will have the opportunity.
[00:02:40] The pastoral center of Santa Cruz will celebrate more about this restoration,
[00:02:44] and also invite the community to participate and contribute to
[00:02:47] this initiative. The pastoral center of Aruba
[00:02:51] during many years
[00:02:54] has served as a space for encounters,
[00:02:58] training. Leadership,
[00:03:01] retreats, youth formation and
[00:03:05] community
[00:03:07] activities.
[00:03:09] The center consists of different parts, such as
[00:03:13] the meeting hall, the
[00:03:16] chapel, rooms that
[00:03:20] have undergone
[00:03:21] several parts
[00:03:25] have already been
[00:03:27] renovated.
[00:03:31] The new renovation of the choir,
[00:03:35] altar, and also some upstairs rooms,
[00:03:38] have received new
[00:03:42] posts.
[00:03:46] The center is very important for our community. It is a place with
[00:03:50] many beautiful memories
[00:03:54] of formation and growth for a better
[00:03:57] life for many.
[00:04:12] We want to focus on the renovation of the hall,
[00:04:15] to be able to renovate, it costs
[00:04:17] a lot, and with effort
[00:04:21] and much sacrifice, we have achieved
[00:04:25] several phases already, but
[00:04:28] we still need.
[00:05:51] Our colleagues from TV Canaria in Spain sent us a special report
[00:05:54] about the Spanish community's experience on the day of the total solar
[00:05:58] eclipse.
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[00:08:34] recently held a Girls Open Day,
[00:08:36] an activity dedicated to the promotion and development of women's football
[00:08:39] in Aruba. The event took place.
[00:08:47] During the day, participants had the opportunity to participate in
[00:08:51] practical field activities, meet different local clubs and
[00:08:55] be part of a discussion panel.
[00:10:12] Gerard Pitt Heckscher visited Panama and met with
[00:10:16] President José Raul Mulino, where they discussed topics of cooperation
[00:10:19] between both nations to combat drug trafficking,
[00:10:23] furthermore, authorities from Táchira and Venezuela also affirm their support for Colombia
[00:10:27] due to the earthquake. The solar eclipse in Spain left
[00:10:30] spectacular images for the world to see. Fabiola Angela Hernández.
[00:10:55] The US Secretary of War,
[00:10:59] Pitt Hecksek, has arrived in Panama to fulfill a two-day agenda.
[00:11:03] On this first day, he held a bilateral meeting with the President of
[00:11:06] Panama, José Raúl Mulino, and also participated in the
[00:11:10] closing of the forum of the coalition
[00:11:13] against cartels. Hecksek, who also arrived in Panama
[00:11:17] to fulfill an agenda focused on strengthening
[00:11:20] security cooperation and the fight against
[00:11:23] drug trafficking and organized crime,
[00:11:26] has announced a historic investment in
[00:11:29] defense. He has indicated that his country's commitment is to support the nations
[00:11:33] that make up the coalition of the Americas against cartels, during the forum
[00:11:36] held in Panama
[00:11:39] City. He also indicated that the Department of War will have a
[00:11:43] budget of $1.5 billion
[00:11:46] dollars destined to guarantee that the United States maintains its
[00:11:49] military capability, although he did not specify how much of that amount
[00:11:53] will be specifically allocated to the coalition. He also assured
[00:11:57] that his country will support members who also invest in their defense
[00:12:00] and actively participate in joint
[00:12:04] operations. He also maintained that the United
[00:12:07] States will prioritize cooperation
[00:12:10] with countries that demonstrate a concrete commitment to the fight
[00:12:13] against criminal organizations, while during his speech, the Panamanian
[00:12:16] president José Raúl Mulino
[00:12:19] defended the joint work with the armies
[00:12:23] of Colombia, El Salvador, the United
[00:12:25] States and the Dominican Republic, and also maintained that these alliances
[00:12:29] must be developed respecting the sovereignty and territories
[00:12:32] of each nation.
[00:12:35] In Táchira state, the authorities and rescue teams
[00:12:38] announced that actions will be reinforced
[00:12:42] to promote a preventive culture against
[00:12:45] telluric movements. Let's remember that the
[00:12:49] Andean border state borders the Boconó fault
[00:12:52] and the Mesa de los Santos in Bucaramanga,
[00:12:55] therefore, a constant alert and monitoring
[00:12:58] is maintained. Well, to call for calm, however, to be
[00:13:02] alert, we are attentive, of course, to the
[00:13:06] different movements. We have seen the
[00:13:09] observation that was made, what has to do specifically with the municipality of San
[00:13:13] Cristóbal, in what in the path of the Chorro del Indio,
[00:13:16] Barrio del Río, among other places, well, no, this
[00:13:20] movement that occurred, this did
[00:13:23] not generate any negative impact
[00:13:25] on any infrastructure. In addition, Mayor Cilfredo Zambrano,
[00:13:28] starting from the twinning between San
[00:13:31] Cristóbal and Cúcuta, extended his hand to support the
[00:13:34] Colombian brothers affected by the
[00:13:37] tragedy. We are ready to send
[00:13:41] personnel who
[00:13:43] are trained to be able to act in the first hours
[00:13:47] that are the most important, just as we have received support from our
[00:13:51] 11 places, Evidently, we must comply with the
[00:13:55] protocols that must be followed through the chancellery, through the Ministry of Interior and Justice, which is
[00:13:58] the one that goes through civil protection and the firefighters who are
[00:14:02] in charge. For its part, the San Cristóbal fire department
[00:14:06] reports complete normality in the supervised structures. Also, in
[00:14:11] the city, no aftershocks of the
[00:14:15] earthquake in Chocó have been felt. Together with our civil protection
[00:14:18] colleagues, we will carry out drills
[00:14:22] so that people can prepare
[00:14:25] with these activities and know what to do
[00:14:28] if there is a seismic
[00:14:32] movement of high magnitude. Let's remember that
[00:14:36] the authorities have indicated that in addition to the high seismic
[00:14:39] risk of Táchira state, the entity is mostly made up of
[00:14:43] expansive clay soils, which
[00:14:47] intensifies the vulnerability in this area
[00:14:50] a bit more. Yesterday the sun was almost
[00:14:54] 52 million kilometers from our
[00:14:57] heads, the moon was only 363, but
[00:15:01] because of that crossroad, we saw both from this sphere
[00:15:05] called Earth,
[00:15:08] an eclipse that for more than 100 minutes left us in the peninsula
[00:15:11] with images as spectacular as these that
[00:15:14] the teams of this house obtained in Palencia. We have been at our best
[00:15:18] trying to transmit it to everyone, the emotion that
[00:15:22] was experienced there was incredible. Our astrophysics department in collaboration with the Institute
[00:15:26] of Astrophysics of the Canary Islands, well, I think that
[00:15:29] they are at the forefront of this field. It was a unique afternoon
[00:15:33] where introspection, admiration and even art
[00:15:36] embraced. As warm as at times
[00:15:39] dark, iconic images that since the eclipse
[00:15:42] began did not stop being replicated and moving all
[00:15:45] over the planet, a carousel of photographs captured from
[00:15:49] each more captivating, because
[00:15:52] this is what this alignment of celestial bodies leaves us with, a hangover of
[00:15:56] snapshots that can even come to us from Iceland,
[00:16:00] the temple of the Northern Lights, although of course on this historic August
[00:16:04] 12th there was no delight that...
[00:18:29] Hello, good morning to another edition of Demimente,
[00:18:33] today we are going to talk a little about deterioration.
[00:18:38] Mild cognitive impairment: When
[00:18:41] people are getting older,
[00:18:45] both the body and mind
[00:18:48] wear out, and may show some signs that things are no
[00:18:52] longer working as they used to 50 years
[00:18:56] ago. There is body deterioration,
[00:18:59] heart deterioration, mind deterioration, it does not
[00:19:03] stay the same. Often, it is difficult to differentiate
[00:20:25] as we get older, it is important to understand the
[00:20:28] differences between age-related memory
[00:20:32] problems and conditions such as mild
[00:20:36] cognitive impairment.
[00:21:20] It is estimated that approximately 15 to 20% of
[00:21:23] people over 65
[00:21:26] years old may have
[00:21:29] mild cognitive impairment. The symptoms of
[00:21:33] this are often broken down
[00:21:36] into two main
[00:21:39] categories. Amnestic
[00:21:43] symptoms (yes,
[00:21:46] amnestic symptoms here).
[00:22:50] If someone close to you or you yourself are
[00:22:53] experiencing consistent memory problems,
[00:22:57] it is important to talk to a
[00:22:59] doctor. Yes, if
[00:23:03] occasionally
[00:23:09] a task, a date, this may be healthy
[00:23:13] aging which is okay, but it could be
[00:23:16] Alzheimer's too and it could be deterioration.
[00:23:47] important information that he would normally remember easily.
[00:24:20] If someone, for example, is struggling with
[00:24:23] more complex tasks like managing their finances,
[00:24:27] it could be mild cognitive
[00:24:30] impairment, it could be Alzheimer's and not
[00:24:33] healthy aging. If someone
[00:24:36] has difficulty with basic daily things, like
[00:24:40] going to the bathroom, getting dressed or eating,
[00:24:44] this is probably
[00:24:47] Alzheimer's and not deterioration.
[00:25:27] Alzheimer's, and not mild cognitive impairment,
[00:25:31] nor is it healthy aging. If someone
[00:25:34] has problems with coordination, or they have
[00:25:37] problems with balance. This is probably
[00:25:40] Alzheimer's and not healthy aging or
[00:25:44] mild cognitive impairment. If someone repeats the same
[00:25:47] question or story multiple times.
[00:26:35] that mild cognitive impairment can develop
[00:26:39] dementia over time,
[00:26:42] yes, including the specific
[00:26:45] type of dementia that we know as
[00:26:49] Alzheimer's disease. Alzheimer's disease,
[00:26:52] yes, accounts for between
[00:26:55] 60 and 80% of dementia
[00:26:59] cases. Mild cognitive impairment.
[00:28:02] neurological exams to help with a
[00:28:05] diagnosis. Biomarker tests
[00:28:09] can also help determine if
[00:28:11] someone has Alzheimer's disease. The
[00:28:15] doctor asks questions about the ability to perform
[00:28:18] common activities associated with daily life. These
[00:28:22] activities, which are called "instrumental
[00:28:25] activities of daily life", include
[00:28:29] taking medication, cooking or preparing food,
[00:30:04] for Alzheimer's disease, which is a progressive condition that worsens.