My interview with the mayor a Spanish city leading a movement to regain streets for pedestrians
Mayor Lores began limiting the flow of cars in Pontevedra in 1999. The Spanish seaside city has been growing ever since. Read for Free @CityLab https://t.co/hDmOvWEcB6 via @citylab
A través de #simulación clínica, hoy en #ColoniasASAFE2026 nuestros chicos han reforzado conocimientos sobre lo que deben hacer ante una crisis de #dolor, #fiebre y dolor torácico, o un episodio de #priapismo.
Diversión y aprendizaje sobre la #drepanocitosis, ¡todo en uno! 💪🏽🤓
En https://t.co/OoTC95cD0U mi visión sobre la actual situación económica en la zona euro y sus efectos en el proceso de convergencia con la economía norteamericana
With investors seeking refuge from volatility across the Atlantic, it's time for Europe to step up.
Spain's Economy Minister, Carlos Cuerpo, lays out the path to building a safe haven asset for Europe to face a new world order.
https://t.co/XtKBgZJK9o
✍🏽My article with Professor Stiglitz @JosephEStiglitz.
The Sevilla Conference on financing for development, should be a moment of renewed multilateralism. Action starts today: it is time to turn words into tangible progress.
https://t.co/ZKDhx4GMU6
The EU said late Monday that it’s urgently reviewing the bloc’s assistance to the Palestinians after several member states protested an earlier announcement that aid would be suspended https://t.co/m4fdvkzF1c via @bpolitics
«Un acuerdo político de algunos países y algunas empresas sin compromisos claros no bastará para que la COP28 sea un éxito»
🔹 @alonsosotoj en 𝐂𝐥𝐢𝐦𝐚𝐭𝐞 & 𝐄𝐧𝐞𝐫𝐠𝐲 𝐒𝐮𝐦𝐦𝐢𝐭 en Madrid
“I felt I had to step up to help cure a sick city,” said Lores, from his office decorated with more than a dozen urban planning awards. “Cars were at the heart of the illness. We needed a livable city, where cars and people can cohabitate.”
My interview with the mayor a Spanish city leading a movement to regain streets for pedestrians
Mayor Lores began limiting the flow of cars in Pontevedra in 1999. The Spanish seaside city has been growing ever since. Read for Free @CityLab https://t.co/hDmOvWEcB6 via @citylab
When first election as mayor in 1999, family physician Lores diagnosed his city’s major ailment: too many cars. Now Pontevedra is a model of success cities worldwide trying to prioritize pedestrians.
El alcalde de Pontevedra estrena la serie de entrevistas de Bloomberg: "Pregunta al Alcalde". Ganar el espacio urbano para los ciudadanos y velar por su salud son los objetivos protagonistas de la transformación de la ciudad.
Parliament does not appreciate having its official opinion ignored. We insist that the opinion we express be taken into consideration and treated with respect,” Eva Maria Poptcheva, a vice-chair of the Committee on Economic and Monetary Affairs, said in comments to Bloomberg
❗️NEW ECB President Christine Lagarde is risking a showdown with the EU Parliament as the race to appoint the euro zone’s chief banking supervisor nears a conclusion https://t.co/WOAXijPwiF via @bpolitics
Lawmakers puzzled that Lagarde didn't share with ECB colleagues their letter backing Bank of Spain Deputy Governor Margarita Delgado over Bundesbank official Claudia Buch. The ECB's Governing Council expected to pick candidate next week
The deep fragmentation of Spain’s political landscape since the end of the two-party system almost a decade ago has led to bouts of legislative instability with weak minority governments.
❗️NEW Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez is looking to strike a bargain with Catalan separatists as he seeks support for another term as premier https://t.co/p3CpmTNurP via @bpolitics
Not an easy sell. The group’s leader, Carles Puigdemont @KRLS , has already said he will only start negotiations with Sanchez after parliament approves a new amnesty law