‘We should not be worried’ says epidemics expert on coronavirus dangers
Dr. Antoni Trilla of Hospital Clinic describes the threat and protocols for an outbreak in Catalonia
Dr. Antoni Trilla of Hospital Clinic describes the threat and protocols for an outbreak in Catalonia
Amazon and Sony follow footsteps of LG, Nvidia and Ericsson while fair puts new safety measures in place
Amazon, LG and Nvidia also pull out, while government moves to reassure attendees
Hi-tech pilot scheme between Barcelona city center and fair venue will be extended to cover entire FGC rail network by 2023
Firm decides not to take part in Barcelona event "with safety of its employees, partners and customers foremost in mind"
"Barcelona ecosystem makes us feel welcome," says John Hoffman
World's largest mobile industry fair draws to a close in Barcelona with 2,000 more attendees than last year
Over next four days more than 100,000 due to visit world's largest fair devoted to mobile tech sector
King Felipe VI defends Spain as a "full democracy" during Mobile World Congress inaugural dinner
Demonstrators block traffic in Plaça Espanya as Felipe VI attends tech fair’s inaugural dinner
Cleaning staff to down tools during world's largest mobile event to be held in Catalan capital from February 25 to 28
Event director reveals fair was about to move out of Catalonia last year due to independence issue
The Catalan parliament speaker will not be present at the event either, arguing that the king has not “addresed a single word” to victims of police violence on October 1
Data released foresees a growth in demand of between 10% and 35% for premium fish, meat, and raw products
The 2017 edition of the Mobile World Congress (MWC) registered a record participation of 108,000 visitors from 203 countries worldwide, 7% more than last year’s edition, according to figures released this Thursday by the event organisers GSMA. Those who passed through the MWC’s main venues at L’Hospitalet Gran Via and Fira de Montjuic were mostly senior executives, including 6,100 CEOs. The economic impact in Barcelona and its metropolitan area is estimated to reach €465 million and over 13,200 temporary jobs have been created due to the MWC. 2,300 international companies, which went beyond just the mobile phone industry, including firms from the automotive, financial and health sectors, presented their novelties at the world’s most important cell-phone and internet-related exhibition.