Antonio Aragon Blanco
Málaga, Spagna
Giornalista multilingue, stratega dei contenuti e specialista di marketing digitale con 20+ anni di esperienza nel trasformare idee complesse in campagne ad alte prestazioni nei settori media, tech e sport. Specializzato…
Visto su Cuartopoder, La Provincia - Diario de Las Palmas, La Voz de Galicia +2 altri
La Liga Lands in Africa
La Liga and its ambassadors, including Patrick Kluivert and Gaizka Mendieta, received a warm welcome during their first visit to Cape Town, South Africa. The event featured training camps, giant screens, recreational areas, and a La Liga museum. LFP President Javier Tebas spoke about La Liga's global presence and its commitment to fighting racism, a point underscored when Luvuyo Mandela inquired about the issue. Antonio Barradas, director of La Liga's Johannesburg office, discussed the ambition to bring Spanish coaches to South Africa to share their expertise. The event culminated with a match viewing attended by nearly a thousand people, signaling La Liga's successful first venture into Africa.

95 candles light Mandela's final journey
Nelson Mandela's funeral in Qunu, Eastern Cape, was attended by 4,000 guests including family, friends, and dignitaries. The ceremony featured 95 candles for each year of Mandela's life, speeches by African leaders, religious authorities, and personal anecdotes from friends like Oprah Winfrey and Forest Whitaker. South African President Jacob Zuma and other government officials also spoke, with Zuma emphasizing the nation's goal to continue building the society Mandela worked for. The funeral concluded with a private burial in Mandela's birth village of Mvezo, accompanied by military honors and not televised out of respect for the Mandela family.



