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Brian Rodríguez, artistic director of the clown festival, details the program of the event that takes place from October 9 to 18 in La Gomera, La Palma, Gran Canaria and Tenerife. Go to download The XIV International Clownbaret Festival, with one of the most ambitious programs in its history, aims to “remove the fear from the body” of the Canaries in these times of pandemic. This is stated by its artistic director, Brian Rodríguez. The event is held from October 9 to 18 on the islands of La Gomera, La Palma, Gran Canaria and Tenerife with a lineup that includes Ale Risorio, Muy Moi, Dosperillas, Chimichurri, Totó el Payaso, Clownbaret, Yiyolo Stratto, Vane Lunatica, Tartaleta, Rubén Adrián, Totó Malabarista, Aimé Morales (October 10 and 11); Clownic, Collette Gomette and Anna De Lirium, Niño Costrini, Elastic, Otto il Basotto, Ricky the Tennis teacher, Cirkompacto, Dosperillas, Chimichurri, Clownbaret, Abubukaka (October 15 to 18). The director affirms that he feels “very happy” that this act is allowed to be carried out, as he considers that the work of clowns is now “more necessary at these times when people have fear in their bodies.” Adapt with enthusiasm He assures that the preparation of the event has been difficult, trying to adapt to the circumstances of the pandemic and making adjustments until the last minute, but always “adapting with enthusiasm.
The event includes the Clowns on Route program, which will visit the Guiniguada Theater in Gran Canaria, as well as the municipalities of Santiago del Teide, Icod de los Vinos and Guía de Isora, in Tenerife. Workshops for professionals will also be held, led by Clownic, and others open to the entire family. Rodríguez points out that the event has all the security measures against covid-19, with tests for participants and the observance of all protocols, reducing capacity but multiplying spaces. The Government of the Canary Islands seeks to disseminate the WhatsApp Number List Covid Radar among the most mobile people Covid Radar | PHOTO: THE CANARY MIRROR Covid Radar | PHOTO: THE CANARY MIRROR Pablo Hernández, general director of Modernization and Quality of Services, emphasizes that the application is completely anonymous and does not send any data to any institution. Go to download The Government of the Canary Islands seeks to disseminate the Covid Radar among the most mobile people on the islands, which is why it is carrying out campaigns among airline and maritime transport users, according to Pablo Hernández. Currently, 15% of Canarians have already downloaded the application, which represents a ratio slightly higher than the 13.6 percent national average.
This has to do, says Hernández, with the fact that the Canary Islands were the place of the pilot test as well as the strategy of the Canary Islands Government. In Spain as a whole, 4.3 million downloads have been made so far. Hernández recalls that the effectiveness of the tracking system depends on the greatest number of people having the application activated. If around 20 or 30 percent of people had it, the level of infections could be reduced by around 25%. Furthermore, it is more effective when used by the most active and mobile people, as they are the ones at greatest risk of infecting and becoming infected. Anonymity Radar Covid does not record any personal data, but only random mobile phone codes that it encounters. This data is saved on each person's own terminal without being sent to anyone. Hernández points out that Android devices request location only for downloading, but it can be deactivated afterwards, as it is not necessary. It is downloaded through the Play Store, on Android systems, and the Apple Store.
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