John Hoffman: “I will focus on strengthening the ties between MWC and Barcelona”

John Hoffman: “I will focus on strengthening the ties between MWC and Barcelona”

The Mobile organization announced a few days ago through a statement that John Hoffman is stepping down as CEO of the GSMA to take on the role of chairman of the company responsible for the most important congress in Barcelona starting July 1. After 20 years in the position, the step aside has raised some suspicions that Hoffman himself wants to clarify from his home in the United States.

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Why Andorra is the new benchmark for business travel and corporate events

Why Andorra is the new benchmark for business travel and corporate events

According to the XVI Randstad Employer Brand Research, a good work environment is one of the five key factors for a worker to choose a job. And this is something that surprises no one. Work takes up a good part of people’s time, and strengthening bonds and getting close to colleagues is essential to increase commitment to the company and improve performance. At that point, a team meeting outside the usual work environment or a business trip has the ability to change the way teams think and relate.

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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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The Tour demands that cyclists stop urinating in their water bottles

The Tour demands that cyclists stop urinating in their water bottles

An unavoidable reality of the great cycling tours with kilometer-long stages and hours on the saddle is that cyclists must hydrate, something that the International Cycling Union (UCI) accepts and promotes within the rules. Another reality is that this hydration must be released, which makes cyclists need to urinate. And they do so, usually, on the same bicycle and in precarious balance, to avoid stopping and losing seconds and rhythm in the race. And in this regard, the UCI has its reservations.

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Rosalía's Berghain revolutionizes Spanish artistic swimming: This is the striking choreography

Rosalía’s Berghain revolutionizes Spanish artistic swimming: This is the striking choreography

When Andrea Fuentes, coach of the Spanish artistic swimming team, heard Rosalía’s ‘Berghain,’ she considered making her team’s new creative proposal revolve around that piece to continue revolutionizing the world of artistic swimming. And she changed the initial plan. She discarded keeping the choreography that won two bronzes in 2025, at the European Artistic Swimming Championships in Funchal (Portugal) and at the World Swimming Championships in Singapore, to the rhythm of Lady Gaga’s ‘Abracadabra’ and created a new choreography. Spain will officially debut its new routine in exactly two weeks at the 2026 Artistic Swimming World Cup in Pontevedra, which will be held from May 29 to 31.

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Maradona's autopsy images break the tenth hearing of the trial

Maradona’s autopsy images break the tenth hearing of the trial

Argentina has been holding the second trial for the death of Diego Armando Maradona since April 14, the same trial that was declared null last year following the scandal involving former judge Julieta Makintach, who was found participating in a documentary about the case while presiding over the court. Now, judges Alberto Gaig, Alberto Ortolani, and Pablo Rolón of the Oral Criminal Court No. 7 of San Isidro are conducting a process that has already had ten hearings without institutional upheavals, though not without drama. The defenses have gained prominence in this new trial since prosecutors Cosme Iribarren and Patricio Ferrari revealed much of their strategy in the annulled trial and have lost the element of surprise. Overall, the emerging picture from the courtroom is that of a man abandoned to his fate by those who had the obligation to care for him.

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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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Skin, sleep, energy, and hot flashes: this is how women's care evolves during menopause

Skin, sleep, energy, and hot flashes: this is how women’s care evolves during menopause

Menopause is a natural stage in a woman’s life, but it is not always experienced easily. The drop in estrogen and progesterone marks the end of the reproductive stage and triggers changes that go far beyond the visible: the skin loses density, hydration, and elasticity; hot flashes, sleep disturbances, fatigue, emotional changes, or discomfort associated with intimate aging may appear. It is a complex reality that for years has been addressed in a fragmented way, when many women need precisely the opposite: a more global, specific, and connected perspective with what they feel day to day.

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