Elsa Pataky's 50 years: a life in film and a ‘wild’ family

Elsa Pataky’s 50 years: a life in film and a ‘wild’ family

Elsa Pataky (Madrid, 1976) was not content with being the pretty face of Al salir de clase. Daughter of a Spanish biochemist and a Romanian advertiser, she experienced the fortune of a childhood with two cultures and the sorrow of her parents’ separation at four years old. The surname she uses was taken from her maternal grandmother, and the vocation of her life, from her grandfather, the Romanian actor Mircea Medianu. She combined her ambition as an actress with a plan B and studied Journalism at CEU San Pablo University while training in Dramatic Arts.

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The Moroccan state airline suspends flights to Barcelona due to the fuel crisis

The Moroccan state airline suspends flights to Barcelona due to the fuel crisis

The jet fuel crisis caused by the war in the Middle East continues to take its toll on the airline industry. This time, the impact reaches Barcelona airport, which temporarily loses a route to Tangier due to the rising price of fuel. This is the connection that Royal Air Maroc operated until now from El Prat and which transported 83,580 people between January and April, 0.5% of the total passengers, according to Aena data.

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'Cronos': the wound of the Rambla and Cambrils attacks reaches the cinema

‘Cronos’: the wound of the Rambla and Cambrils attacks reaches the cinema

Nine years after the attacks in Barcelona and Cambrils, Cronos delves into the 124 hours following August 17, 2017, to reconstruct one of the largest police operations in the recent history of Catalonia. But its director, Fernando González Molina, insists that the film is not born from the desire to revisit the horror, but to understand how those who had to face it experienced it.

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Rodri never doubted: “Barça was my first choice, because of the present and the projection of the project”

Rodri never doubted: “Barça was my first choice, because of the present and the projection of the project”

Johan Cruyff used to say that players who doubted were not fit for Barça. Rodri Hernández never doubted, even though the Madrid-born midfielder was also wanted by Real Madrid. But the international midfielder was clear as soon as Barcelona came into the picture. “It’s true that there were other possibilities, as you say – he argued without mentioning the Whites – but Barcelona was always my first choice. It has always been a reference for me because of its style of play and the values it represents,” he said in his debut. “I keep the reasons for my decision to myself, but I have always been driven by sporting arguments,” Rodri defended his choice, very grateful to Manchester City but excited about Barça’s project: “It is a team that is growing a lot. They have won two consecutive leagues with all the difficulty that entails and in Europe they have been one step away from the Champions League. One of the reasons for coming here is not only the present but the projection of the project,” he proclaimed.

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Pedro Cano: “There are people who need to retire at 61 or 62 years old, but there are also many who want to keep working and now they can't always.”

Pedro Cano: “There are people who need to retire at 61 or 62 years old, but there are also many who want to keep working and now they can’t always.”

“No, the elderly are not a big expense. Longevity is an investment, these people have contributed throughout their working life and will continue to contribute from 65 onwards. And even if at 80 or 85 they have dependency, they will also continue contributing, because the services they need generate economic and social return.” This is how emphatically Pedro Cano, the first general director of the Gent Gran of the Generalitat de Catalunya, expresses the great importance of the senior group in our society.

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