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Farewell to Fernando Ónega, a reference for the Academy and for democracy
The Governing Board of the Royal European Academy of Doctors (RAED), on behalf of the entire academic community, deeply regrets the passing of Fernando Ónega, renowned journalist, president of the specialized website 65ymás, and Honorary Academician of the Royal Corporation, at the age of 78.
For a humanist leadership
The current social context demands a renewed leadership committed to people, one that transcends purely technical or instrumental approaches and places the intrinsic value of human beings at the centre. In this context, Isidro Fainé calls for a new model of business management in the article “Por un liderazgo humanista” (Towards a Humanistic Leadership)
Is Europe still in time to become a global leader?
Alfredo Rocafort, Jaume Llopis and Francisco González de Posada present the work “Emergences and the Rise of World Power: Strategic Transformations in the Contemporary Global Order,” a comprehensive and well-documented development of the paper “Hacia un liderazgo europeo del siglo XXI” (Towards a European Leadership of the 21st Century.”)
From a shelter in Israel
Ernesto Kahan recounts his own experiences in an air-raid shelter due to the war between Israel and Iran, in the article “En el refugio, esperando el futuro” (In the shelter, waiting for the future)
Teaching, motivating, living: a two-way journey
Interview with Francesc Torralba, in conversation with journalists Ricard Maxenchs and Marta Maxenchs, in the popular “Hablando con los Maxenchs” (Talking with the Maxenchs) section of the newspaper “El Mundo Deportivo”
The presumption of innocence is not viral
Luis de las Heras analyzes the speech that renowned American actor Kevin Spacey recently delivered at the Oxford Union Society, which quickly spread through social media, in the article “El discurso de Kevin Spacey: de actor a profesor de hecho de Derecho”
The housing problem does have a solution
During a discussion, Fernando Méndez analyzes the current housing problem in Spain and proposes some solutions, as well as calling for a major legal and administrative reform inspired by the German model, which eliminates the requirement for prior permits
El Mencho may be dead, but organized crime is not
Francisco López Muñoz reflects on the dynamics of violent organizations in Mexico following the death of the leader of the Jalisco New Generation Cartel in a recent police operation, in the article “La muerte de El Mencho desata una ola violenta que revela el poder del narco y su capacidad para reconfigurarse”
The person as a strategic asset in the company
During his induction into the RAED, Alfonso Jiménez advocates for transforming workforces into a key productive factor for all types of companies and organizations, going beyond performance or productivity, to become the primary mechanism for corporate projection
The arrest of Charles III’s brother and its implications
Daniel Berzosa reflects on the implications for the British parliamentary monarchy of the prosecution of Andrew Mountbatten, brother of King Charles III, in the Epstein case in the article “Andrés Windsor y el Estado de derecho” (Andrés Windsor and the Rule of Law)
The elite of executive education
Mireia Las Heras, David López, and Pedro Nueno share the prominent position held by IESE’s business programs, which they lead at two of the world’s leading business schools, according to the annual ranking compiled by the British newspaper “The Financial Times.”
The seams of the spanish economy
José Daniel Barquero warns about the structural risk that the Spanish economy is facing due to the “technical tie” between public employees and the self-employed in the article “España, al límite” (Spain, on the brink)
