A survey by Pew Global found that 55% of Europeans want a travel ban for people from countries that are predominately Muslim, similar to the ban included in the executive order signed by U.S. President Donald, the newspaper Independent reported.

62.1% of the Chairmen, Chairwomen and CEOs of Ibex35 companies do not have a presence on Twitter or LinkedIn, according to the report 'Ibex35 companies’ presence in the digital environment'. The report prepared by Estudio de Comunicación confirms that the vast majority of top Spanish executives are not active in social networks.

58% of FTSE 500 companies believe that Brexit has already had a negative impact on their companies, but most are confident that they can survive the change, according to a poll published by Ipsos Mori.

Promoting financial knowledge and helping people acquire the skills that allow them to improve their lives and access better opportunities. That’s the goal of the Center for Financial Education and Capability – the center BBVA is launching in collaboration with globally renowned institutions and organizations.

Last year there were 247,771 new cases of cancer in Spain. This figure surpasses the number expected for 2020. The Spanish Society for Medical Oncology (SEOM) confirmed that one in two men and one in three women will develop this disease at some point in their lives. In three years, the SEOM estimates that there will be 97,715 women and 148,998 men with cancer in Spain.

BBVA was one of the companies distinguished by the Másfamilia Foundation for “its long-term commitment to the preservation of work-life values in its business culture.” The financial institution earned the EFR quality stamp ten years ago. The Foundation awards the EFR stamp to recognize companies that promote work-family-personal life balance, equality and diversity.