Sports badges for almost 500 schools

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Jumping strength, speed, endurance, coordination and quickness were in demand, and the result was a record number of participants: the girls and boys of the herzogenaurach elementary school are particularly sporty. The sports badge is only awarded to those who jump far, run fast and have stamina. 486 out of 547 girls and boys from herzogenaurach succeeded in doing so.

Sports badges were awarded at the carl-platz-school and at burgstaller weg. "Such a participation is unique in the district of erlangen-hochstadt and exemplary for the whole of bavaria", praised BLSV district chairman walter fellermeier at the award ceremony. Mayor german hacker was not sparing with praise either. "We expected up to 50 sports badges and were pleasantly surprised by 486 sports badges", the mayor highlighted the achievement.

In herzogenaurach, it is traditional for the young participants in the sports badge to receive an atlantis voucher from the city. Cheers erupted when the mayor held up the envelope. When he took office, principal markus hahn announced that he would intensify training for the "german youth sports badge. He expressed his pride at the handover . "The badge and the certificate should be an incentive for you to continue to be sporty and active", the rector and the mayor wished for.

But the sporting achievements didn’t come on their own, as the name max serger was mentioned and the children cheered him on like a pop star. Serger did a voluntary social year at the gymnastics club and at the elementary school, and during this time he gained the trust of the children. "It was a great pleasure to work and train with the children", paid sergeants. He had to shake hands with his young fans every now and then.

Sports badge chairman herbert meier from the gymnastics club also had his work cut out for him. He took over the evaluation of the sporting achievements. As principal hahn explained, the teachers were assisted by school parents in measuring, timing and recording the results in the class lists during the four days of the competition. "As an elementary school, we also want to use the sports badge competition to show that herzogenaurach is a sports city", the rector explained.

Montenegro elections: djukanovic must fear for power base

A new parliament has been elected in montenegro with strong citizen participation. Until 13.00 a.M. 54 percent of the 540 or so residents of.000 eligible voters cast their ballots, according to the election research institute cemi in the capital podgorica.

That was 14 percentage points more than at the same time in the previous election in 2016. The ballot will decide whether president milo djukanovic can continue to rely on a parliamentary majority. For almost 30 years, the 58-year-old has held various positions in the former yugoslav republic of serbia. During this period, there was no democratic change of power in either parliamentary or presidential elections.

Eleven parties and electoral alliances competed for the 81 seats in the people’s assembly, which consists of one chamber. In the last polls, djukanovic’s ruling party, the DPS (democratic party of socialists), was leading with 35 percent. The opposition ran in three different constituencies, whose positions differed greatly from one another.

The alliance for the future of serbia, which is rallying around the pro-serbian and pro-russian democratic front (DF), can count on 25 percent of the vote. The liberal pro-european alliance peace is our nation received 17 percent of the vote, while the alliance black on women, which is supported by citizen activists, received seven percent.

These party blocs are united only in their rejection of djukanovic, whom they accuse of corruption, involvement in organized crime and authoritarian tendencies. The powerful president can hope that some smaller parties will overcome the three-percent hurdle and become available for a governing coalition. He can already count on the cooperation of five minority representatives of the bosniaks and albanians.

On many fundamental questions, such as the relationship to serbia and to the west, the population was divided. Djukanovic today stands for a pro-western course. In 2006 he had led the country into independence from serbia, in 2017 into nato. Montenegro has been negotiating EU membership since 2012.

Most recently, however, djukanovic stoked tensions when, at the end of the previous year, he voted in favor of a law threatening to expropriate the property of the serbian orthodox church, which is controlled from belgrade. The law drew mass protests, which only subsided as a result of the corona pandemic in the spring.

Djukanovic’s government is also facing accusations of manipulating the electoral process. Investigations by investigative journalists have already revealed strong indications of falsified electoral registers, vote buying and election blackmail in previous elections. Therefore, it cannot be ruled out that opposition supporters will also question this election result and express their displeasure in street protests.

Future of thyssenkrupp-stahl: stockholders demand a say

Thyssenkrupp shareholder representatives have called for greater shareholder involvement in deciding the future of the steel division.

"The problem from our point of view is that the shareholders are not being asked," said thomas hechtfischer of the german association for the protection of securities holders (DSW). Hechtfischer suggested that a vote be taken at the annual general meeting before a decision is made.

From the point of view of the group’s shareholders, the background to the possible planned merger of thyssenkrupp’s steel division with its indian competitor tata is still completely unclear, hechtfischer lamented. "Basically there is nothing but the vague plan of a joint venture," he said. The economic prospects for such a merger are still unclear against the background of the current situation on the steel market. "Perhaps a blind man is joining forces with a lame man," says hechtfischer.

Even with the vote in the supervisory board, which the company expects to take place in the course of this month, the majority conditions are still open. After representatives of the employees had already signaled their united rejection of the plan, it is still uncertain whether the plan will be approved by all the representatives of the capital side. At present, the position of thyssenkrupp’s major shareholder cevian is just as unclear as the vote of the krupp foundation, which is committed to the unity of the company.

According to a report in the news magazine "spiegel", a memorandum of understanding is to be agreed at the upcoming meeting of the thyssenkrupp supervisory board. The agreement must be negotiated until the beginning of next year.

Hechtfischer said that group CEO heinrich hiesinger was currently under massive pressure to succeed. "Hiesinger needs a breakthrough." In the event of failure, the position of the former siemens manager, who started as a reorganizer at the beginning of 2011, will be "difficult".

Just a few days ago, thyssenkrupp confirmed that negotiations on a possible steel merger between the european operations of the essen-based group and its indian competitor tata were nearing completion. A spokeswoman for the group said that the team was on the "home straight.

Thyssenkrupp boss hiesinger had justified the planned merger, which had been under negotiation since last year, among other things with overcapacities on the steel market. The works council and the IG metall union, on the other hand, fear the closure of sites and massive job losses.

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