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一 |     (ECNS) -- Maoming in south China’s Guangdong Province, hailed as the "hometown of longans," concluded its harvest season, delivering a prolific yield and robust income growth for growers.    This year's longan sales were generally marked by large volumes and stable prices in the early-to-mid season, followed by a price rebound in the later stage, according to the Bureau of Agriculture and Rural Affairs of Maoming City on Sunday.    Maoming’s longan planting area totals 52,026 hectares, including Chuliang, Shixia, Shuangzimu, Dawuyuan and Gushan No.2. Chuliang is the most renowned and primary export variety, accounting for 60%. It is famous at home and abroad for its small pit, thick crisp-sweet flesh, as well as nutritional and medicinal values.    According to local agricultural authorities, total output this year rose by about 15%. In late June, top purchasing prices for Shixia longan ranged from 16 yuan (about $2.37 ) to 29 yuan per kilogram. In early July, newly-harvested Chuliang longan fetched 14 yuan to 24 yuan per kilogram. From early August toward the end of harvest, purchasing prices remained high at 13 yuan to 20 yuan per kilogram.    Customs statistics show Maoming customs has supervised 31.4 metric tons of exports, priced at around 22 yuan per kilogram. Premium customgrade Chuliang longan also kept stable premiums, supporting farmers’ higher incomes amid bumper harvests.    (By Xu Wenda, Zhang Dongfang)                    。    Spanish officials have planned a crisis meeting for September 4 to address a spike in gender-based violence against women, including 40 murders since the beginning of the year — almost half of them during the recent summer months.The country's equality ministry said it would convene a crisis committee meeting to analyze the latest cases of domestic violence. It will be the fifth meeting of its kind in just over a year, as the country looks to address rising concern over violence against women.A 58-year-old woman was murdered in the eastern province of Valencia on Wednesday, bringing the number of women murdered in acts of gender based violence to 40 this year, and 1,224 since 2003, a social media post from the government's delegation against gender violence said on Friday.

     Spain has tried to be proactive in addressing gender-based violence in recent years, including broadening the definition of femicide in 2021 to include the killing of women and children by men regardless of whether there was a prior relationship between victim and killer. The country passed Europe's first law specifically aimed at gender-based violence in 2004.

             

But as outrage continues over the behavior of Luis Rubiales, the currently-suspended president of the Spanish soccer federation who made global headlines for forcibly kissing national player Jennifer Hermoso after her team's victory in the World Cup in August, the latest killing put more pressure on the government to show it is taking action to protect Spanish women.                 Tens of thousands of women have taken part in street marches protesting against sexual abuse and violence in Spain in recent years, and the issue took centerstage in the country's general election in July.Prominent figures in Spain's far-right Vox party — who carried 12% of the overall vote in the July election — have denied the existence of gender-based violence and been critical of government initiatives to address the issue."Gender violence does not exist, macho violence does not exist," the head of Vox in Valencia, Jose Maria Llanos, said in July.

             

No one party won a significant enough majority in the election to form a government, and with political gridlock stymying efforts by the different parties to form a new unity government, an interim administration is currently running Spain.                      Earlier this week, acting Equality Minister Irene Montero told the Reuters news agency that Spanish society must break a "pact of silence" and she called for the public to support women who come forward about systemic sexism."Spain is a feminist society in which sexism still exists, but it is determined to end sexism," Montero said Wednesday. "We are sending the correct message to the world, that sexism is over."                                 

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• sexual violence
    
• #MeToo Movement
    
• Murder
    
• Spain
    
• World Cup
    
• Domestic Violence
    

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