Artificial intelligence accelerates the transformation of the professional office

Artificial intelligence accelerates the transformation of the professional office

Five years of analysis constitute a sufficiently long period of time to identify trends, confirm changes, and observe how a profession evolves. With this purpose, the Advisory Barometer, by Wolters Kluwer, a leading company in the development of software solutions, information, and services for professional firms and companies, reaches its fifth edition with a long-term perspective that has established it as the main observatory of the sector’s reality.

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Más Madrid and PSOE attack Ayuso over the penthouse and mock the president's new residence

Más Madrid and PSOE attack Ayuso over the penthouse and mock the president’s new residence

The president of the Community of Madrid, Isabel Díaz Ayuso, tried yesterday to close the penthouse crisis with the announcement of 100 measures, but the opposition -Más Madrid and PSOE- took advantage of their respective turns in the debate on the state of the region to once again bring up the issue of the homes of the leader of the Madrid PP.

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Epidemic outbreaks increased in Madrid in 2025 with the flu driving cases and hospitalizations

Epidemic outbreaks increased in Madrid in 2025 with the flu driving cases and hospitalizations

The number of epidemic outbreaks in the Community of Madrid grew by 4.5% in 2025, reaching a total of 442 episodes, with acute gastroenteritis (AGE) of non-food origin being the most frequent and with a special prominence of those related to the flu, which multiplied the associated cases by almost six and hospitalizations by six compared to the previous year.

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Madring, a crazy circuit

Madring, a crazy circuit

Shock. To cause admiration. To not leave indifferent. That is the aim of the new Madring (a name formed by Mad –from Madrid, or crazy– and Ring –ring, circuit–), the venue of the Spanish F-1 Grand Prix, which debuts this weekend in the Spanish capital after 35 consecutive editions at the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya (from 1991 to 2025).

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The green educational tide insists on protests for Valencian public education

The green educational tide insists on protests for Valencian public education

On the facade of IES Patraix, the call for an indefinite strike for May 11 still reads, which was extended until June 12 with a camp included in the center of Valencia. The poster, constructed letter by letter on laminated DIN-4 and tied with zip ties, remains on the facade of this public center, as if time had not passed. Also, the green t-shirts, with the slogan “For a public, quality education in Valencian” or its variants “The language is not touched,” are worn these days by some teachers, who have started the school year on a war footing.

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Llorca emphasizes the national discourse at the start of the course: Valencian politics 'ceutifies' itself

Llorca emphasizes the national discourse at the start of the course: Valencian politics ‘ceutifies’ itself

The president of the Generalitat Valenciana, Juanfran Pérez Llorca, knows that his best asset ahead of the regional elections is the national context. With a situation that, according to all polls, predicts a political change in Spain, the Valencian leader has chosen to emphasize at the start of this political term the key points that shape the national debate. Yesterday was a good example.

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The theater gains audience and spaces in València

The theater gains audience and spaces in València

The theaters are experiencing a golden moment in Valencia city. And not only in a metaphorical sense. The city has more venues, an increasingly diverse program, and an audience that, after the pause caused by the pandemic, has progressively regained the habit of attending performances. To the large spaces that for years have supported much of the stage offerings, new initiatives and a network of medium and small theaters have been added, allowing for very different proposals practically throughout the entire city.

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Markets that are dying in Barcelona

Markets that are dying in Barcelona

Two stalls and a bar. This is the only activity in the Ciutat Meridiana market for the past year. When this market was inaugurated in 1968 with the aim of supplying an area of the city that began to be populated by migratory flow, the customers organized themselves to queue, and be able to shop without being late for their jobs. One of them is Pura, who arrived in Torre Baró from Jaén at the age of 9. She is now 74, and together with her husband, every morning they have a cortado at the only bar left. “There used to be three bars, fishmongers, butchers, greengrocers, everything, now you see, we have to make do,” Pura says resigned.

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