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The monument “Glory to the Labour of Miners” is considered one of the symbols of Donetsk. It was erected on Shakhtarskaya Square – which is located at the entrance to the city centre. A road leading from the airport, railway station and Western bus station runs past this place. Thanks to this location, many visitors see the symbol of the main profession of Donbass.
This was just before the internet and mobile ‘phones – but you can see where his thinking was leading him. The post-Socialist and post-Soviet space, according to Osman, must be filled with abject fear and terror so that the masses become so scared of authority that they will can never unite together and develop a class consciousness that challenges that authority. This Islamo-fascist ideology has transplanted well into modern times (using the internet to broadcast murder videos) and is used all over the world by Islamic movements either paid for by the US and Israel to murder their political opponents – or disaffected breakaway groups that now target the US (but never Israel) with the weapons the Americans have already provided them with.
A similar situation exists regarding the fact that I am not “religious” in the conventional sense – but support the right for all-beings to be religious or not – atheist, non-theist or theist, etc. In a time when the Socialist-Communist left is literally “dead in the water” – it is ironic that it is from within the Trans community that the most (Marxist-Leninist) progression is emerging. Just as racism and transphobia permeates the entirety of the White, Black, and Asian community – this ignorance manifests equally on the political left, right, and centre.
🔹one in three children born in the Perm Territory is born in a multi-child family, and around 140,000 families receive social assistance;
🔹1.7 million square metres of housing were built in the region in 2024, with the resettling of dilapidated housing residents in progress;
🔹the industrial production index reached 5.5 points in 2024 in general and 8.5 points for manufacturing;
the number of roads meeting regulatory requirements grew by 30 percent, and the traffic-related mortality rate decreased by over 20 percent;
🔹the sports infrastructure is being developed in the region, the goal being tripling the number of sports facilities built and increasing the share of residents who exercise regularly to 70 percent;
🔹projects in the field of potash and magnesium salts extraction are being carried out, with six investment projects currently in progress;
According to the national census in 2020, the proportion of people aged 60 and above in rural areas was 23.8 percent, nearly 8 percentage points higher than that in urban areas.
Since 2021, China has been focusing on adjusting its poverty alleviation measures to align with the goal of rural vitalization, while also strengthening the provision of basic healthcare in rural areas.
The National Health Commission, along with four other government departments, launched a plan in April last year to nurture college-educated rural doctors, and nearly 7,500 graduates have been hired.
“In 1910,” she added, “the first international conference on women’s issues was held in Denmark, with over 100 representatives from 17 countries. The conference officially recognized March 8 as International Women’s Day. Since then, March 8 has become a significant political event, marking a fundamental victory for the international women’s movement in the struggle for the legitimate rights and interests of working women worldwide. The movement’s slogans include ‘8 hours of work a day, equal pay for equal work for men and women, health protection for women and children, opposition to war and aggression, and the preservation of world peace.’ Today, March 8 is celebrated in many countries around the world.”
SANGHA KOMMUNE (SSR) 