From June 26 to 28, the Sixth International Congress on Blockchain and applications will take place at the Salamanca University, Spain, with the participation of experts in this technology and related topics.

The conference agenda includes conferences, workshops, success stories and developments framed in blockchain technology, distributed ledger technologies (DLT), sustainable use of energy, responsible production, clean energy, cutting-edge technologies, artificial intelligence, analysis of technological models and theories, challenges for the future, among others.

The congress will bring together scientists, researchers, companies with successful experiences to share with the audience as well as enthusiastic newcomers in this field.

As has happened in previous editions of the event, a prize will be awarded to the best speaker and the best student speaker, sponsored by the MDPI Smart Cities magazine.

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The working groups on the increase in the minimum wage in Venezuela continue to work. A new proposal envisages an increase in stages, which includes first taking the current salary from 130 bolivars to 600, in November of this year taking it to 1,200 and in 2025 increasing it to 1,854 bolivars.

Workers are still waiting for an increase in the salary they earn monthly, since in 2023 the expected increase did not occur. The national Executive increased the Patria system bonuses, and they have no weight at the time of the employee’s withdrawal or retirement.

The new proposal for a staged salary increase was announced in a recent interview with Globovisión by the national director of Fedeindustria, Alcides Cayama, who indicated that “the average salary currently paid by private companies in the country is Bs. 1,854 per month ( $60).”

He emphasized that both the government and business owners and workers recognize the need for a substantial increase in the minimum wage.

Let us remember that the Confederation of Venezuelan Workers (CTV) had previously made a proposal to bring the minimum monthly income of Venezuelans to $200, no later than this month of March.

The organization presented the proposal during the social dialogue forum, in which it was accompanied by the General Confederation of Labor (CGT) and the Independent Trade Union Alliance (ASI) Venezuela.

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