In the article “Los médicos españoles de la División Azul y el Holocausto” (The Spanish Doctors of the Blue Division and the Holocaust,) Francisco López Muñoz reconstructs—drawing on diaries, memoirs, and postwar testimonies—what the doctors and medical personnel of the Blue Division saw and understood regarding the persecution of Jews on the Eastern Front.
Carlo Maria Gallucci has been appointed the new Director General of the Catholic University of the Sacred Heart, the largest private university in Europe, headquartered in Milan with campuses in the Italian cities of Brescia, Piacenza, Cremona, and Rome.
Jordi Xuclà is the subject of an article in Crónica Global in which journalist Miranda Solana highlights how he drew attention to the Spanish intellectuals who joined the movement that emerged from the Congress for Cultural Freedom during the Cold War.
Francis Mojica receives the Vives Network Medal of Honor in recognition of his contributions to the discovery and development of the CRISPR (Clustered Regularly Interspaced Short Palindromic Repeats) system, one of the most important gene-editing tools of the 21st century.
Army Colonel Jesús Alberto García Riesco warns of the disconnect in Western security strategies regarding the new model of warfare in the article “The West’s Deficit on the Transparent Battlefield.”
Under the credential of 2nd October 1989 the Head of the Royal House communicated to the Royal Academy of Doctors that his Majesty the King had authorised the use of the title “Royal”, and consequently was incorporated into the denomination of the Academy.
ON DECEMBER 17, 2013, THE SECRETARY GENERAL OF THE INSTITUTE OF SPAIN CERTIFIED THE ADMISSION OF THE REAL EUROPEAN ACADEMY OF DOCTORS AS A ASSOCIATED ACADEMY TO THE INSTITUTE OF SPAIN.
