Tita Cervera denies rumors about her health after being admitted in Barcelona for pneumonia: “I am still recovering”

Tita Cervera denies rumors about her health after being admitted in Barcelona for pneumonia: “I am still recovering”

The health condition of Tita Cervera has been on everyone’s lips since she had to be urgently admitted to the Teknon clinic in Barcelona. The Baroness Thyssen had to be transported by helicopter due to a severe pneumonia that had affected her more than expected. Given the seriousness of the matter, her three children did not hesitate to come from different parts of the country to be by her side, showing that in difficult times the family knows how to stay united, despite past troubles.

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Iran responds to U.S. attacks by firing drones and missiles at Kuwait airport

Iran responds to U.S. attacks by firing drones and missiles at Kuwait airport

The exchange of skirmishes between Iran and the United States is becoming a constant during the fragile ceasefire currently governing the conflict. The Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) claimed this Wednesday that it attacked a US ship in response to a previous offensive by the North American country against an Iranian tanker near the Strait of Hormuz, in a new offensive round that both parties accuse each other of initiating. Meanwhile, Kuwait was forced to suspend flights after its international airport was targeted by Iranian reprisals, causing injuries and damage.

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Is being old being wise?

Is being old being wise?

I interviewed Nelson Mandela in May 1994, a few days after his inauguration as the first democratic president of South Africa. He gave me some news. That he would serve one term and, at 80 years old, retire from politics. That is how it was. He did not fall into the temptation of staying forever in…

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Núria López, chemist: “They asked me to appear in the photos ‘so that it was seen that there was a woman’”

Núria López, chemist: “They asked me to appear in the photos ‘so that it was seen that there was a woman’”

For chemist Núria López, being in the top 1% of the most cited scientists in the world according to the latest Clarivate ranking is not a destination but the result of a sustained trajectory at the elite level of research. Her career is marked by intuitions and the idea of turning problems into resources. This logic now guides her work at the Institut Català d’Investigació Química (ICIQ) in Tarragona, where she seeks to convert CO₂ into fuel and close the carbon cycle.

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Anthropic invites European Union governments to test the Mythos AI model

Anthropic invites European Union governments to test the Mythos AI model

The Spanish Government has been invited by the company Anthropic, like the rest of the countries of the European Union, to access its artificial intelligence model Claude Mythos, which for the first time will be tested outside the borders of the United States and the United Kingdom. This AI has been considered a very dangerous tool, because in its initial tests it identified hundreds of significant security flaws in all computer and mobile operating systems, which led Anthropic to create in mid-April a closed group of companies such as Apple, Google, Microsoft, Nvidia, and Amazon, among others, in the so-called Project Glasswing, which is now being accessed by European countries.

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The other commission of Montero

The other commission of Montero

To be the leader of the PSOE, it is necessary to have the support of the membership in Andalusia and Catalonia. Due to their weight in members, they constitute the two key strongholds to control the party. As long as Salvador Illa holds the presidency of the Generalitat and has the absolute backing of the PSC, Sánchez will have that flank more than covered. But Andalusia has long been the most complicated and decisive territory in the party congresses. And that is where María Jesús Montero comes into play, the president of the Government’s go-to person.

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Montero believes that the PP's strategy to achieve an absolute majority is "blackmail"

Montero believes that the PP’s strategy to achieve an absolute majority is “blackmail”

While some PSOE ministers have begun to spread out across Andalusian cities in events supporting their candidate and former Government colleague, María Jesús Montero, she continues her crusade in defense of public services, becoming the main and almost sole argument of her electoral campaign. Montero talks about the deterioration of healthcare wherever she goes.

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