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This is the isolation unit where the Spaniards from the Hondius will spend quarantine

The 14 Spanish passengers traveling aboard the Hondius will be evacuated at the port of Granadilla de Abona, south of Tenerife, from where they will be flown to Madrid to be admitted to the Central Defense Hospital Gómez Ulla. All of them will undergo quarantine in a special isolation unit of this hospital center that was adapted after the 2014 Ebola crisis. Before flying from Tenerife South-Reina Sofía airport to the peninsula, the travelers will be medically evaluated in the Canary Islands.

Indra appoints Josep Maria Recasens as CEO replacing De los Mozos

Alen Craig1 week ago1 week ago04 mins

The board of directors of Indra has appointed Josep Maria Recasens as the new CEO of the company this Tuesday, replacing José Vicente de los Mozos, who leaves the position after three years and after working with as many presidents. The appointment comes at the proposal of the Appointments Committee, which spent last week selecting its candidate for the position.

Illa bets from Silicon Valley that Catalonia will lead the next 10 years “without asking anyone for permission”

Alen Craig3 weeks ago3 weeks ago03 mins

The president of the Generalitat, Salvador Illa, advocates for Catalonia to free itself from complexes to become a hub of talent attraction in innovation and new technologies. From Palo Alto, a city integrated into the Californian Silicon Valley region, where Illa has met with leaders of local startups, the head of the Government has expressed the hope that Catalonia can “lead the next 10 years without asking anyone for permission.”

Tobías Martínez assumes the presidency of Openchip

Alen Craig2 weeks ago2 weeks ago02 mins

Tobías Martínez has been appointed president of Openchip, one of the most promising companies in the microchip industry in Barcelona. Market sources confirm that the former Cellnex executive will take over from Carles Kinder.

The transfer of Venice

Alen Craig2 months ago2 months ago03 mins

The idea of death is inseparable from Venice, a twilight city if ever there was one. Some surrendered to its decadence to the point of asking to be buried there when their time came, like Igor Stravinsky and his wife Vera, or the poet Joseph Brodsky. But the city

Barcelona declares itself to Rosa Esteva

Alen Craig2 weeks ago2 weeks ago04 mins

The word “empowerment” made no sense but there was Rosa Esteva to exercise it in 80s Barcelona at the head of her Mordisco, the first of the 26 restaurants of the Tragaluz Group. On Thursday, Barcelona paid tribute to the person and her vision in a Saló de…

Slogans, emotion and Andalusian pride: the campaign decided in a few words

Alen Craig3 weeks ago3 weeks ago05 mins

“With the strength of Andalusia” (PP), “Defend the public” (PSOE), “Common sense” (Vox), “The Andalusian left” (Por Andalucía) and “Vote what you feel” (Adelante Andalucía). These are the phrases Andalusians encounter on every corner. Brief, direct, designed to stick. Five attempts to get into the mind (and mood) of an electorate being asked to get involved this 17M.

Sliced life

Alen Craig1 month ago1 month ago03 mins

“We are no longer fed crumbs/we want the whole bread” are some verses from the song Tot explota pel cap o per la pota from the album A Alcoi (1974), by Ovidi Montllor, which has become an anti-capitalist anthem. They mean that simple people, the humiliated and offended of

Sir Keir Starmer, a slow-motion Labour death

Alen Craig1 month ago1 month ago06 mins

The seppuku of the Japanese samurais (a painful cut in the abdomen with a dagger, dressed in white ritual clothes and writing a farewell poem) was not just any way to take one’s life, but an honorable death to avoid being captured, pay for failure, demonstrate loyalty, bravery, and self-control. It was banned at the end of the 19th century but even if it were not, and despite its romanticism, there is nothing further from the will of British Prime Minister Keir Starmer than to commit harakiri.

From fear to hope: returning to class after the DANA in Valencia

Alen Craig4 weeks ago4 weeks ago06 mins

The DANA in Valencia on October 29, 2024, left a deep psychological impact on many minors. This impact has forced schools to implement therapeutic actions to manage trauma in the classrooms. Care that has been carried out alongside the reconstruction of the facilities damaged by the flooding.

The Magòria renovation project gets underway for the fourth time, with works scheduled for 2028

A Mossos union defends carrying weapons to educational centers

The most spectacular scenic trails in Europe (and there is one in Spain)

Starmer clings to power

Sánchez claims “more jobs and rights than ever” despite those who “announce the apocalypse”

The new technological volunteering of Fundación Telefónica opens opportunities and closes gaps

Guardiola defends his pact with Vox, but avoids citing the “national priority”: “What is signed is what will be carried out”

The meteoric rise of Los Javis: from the phenomenon ‘La llamada’ to conquering Cannes and filming in English

Botox and ‘skincare’, kings of a new literary universe: “It’s not a niche, it affects society”

The Government approves a law to regulate AI with fines of up to 35 million