Antonio miguel carmona

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In them he has been for more than three decades professor of the Faculty of Economics as a teacher of Macroeconomics in four universities through which have passed as students the journalist Ana Pastor or the current delegate of the Government in Madrid, Mercedes Gonzalez.
He was a disciple of Rafael Tamames together with Fernando Becker, Carmona’s predecessor in his current position at the electricity company, Santos Ruesga, Antonio Franco and José Manuel Revuelta. A group that still meets every three months for dinner.
Also dating from this period is his friendship with Ignacio Sánchez Galán, which he has never hidden, and his interest in nuclear energy, which led him to obtain a diploma in Energy Policy and Energy Education at the Atomic Forum. Experience in the USA Through an agreement with the prestigious University of California at Berkeley, the center that has trained more Nobel laureates for society, he taught extension classes at this center. There he rubbed shoulders with renowned economists of the stature of Nathan Rosemberg, Joseph Shapiro and David Mowery, who sowed in him the seed of economic analysis. As a result of these meetings he began to write his doctoral thesis on technological innovation and economic growth, from which he published his first book, Economics and Innovation, which is part of the Library of Congress of the United States.

Interview with antonio miguel carmona

In the early 1990s, he headed Industria de Turbopropulsores (ITP)[1] since its creation. Between 1993 and 1995 he was president of Eurojet, a European consortium for the development and manufacture of the Eurojet 200 engine, which equips the Eurofighter. Subsequently he was CEO of Airtel Móvil.
He is a visiting professor at the University of Strathclyde in Glasgow and has been a lecturer at the ICAI School of Industrial Engineering. In 2012 he was appointed chairman of the Social Council of the University of Salamanca.[3] He is also a member of the Presidential Advisory Board of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) and a trustee of the Fundación Universitaria Comillas-ICAI.
Ignacio Galán received in December 2016 the Medal of Honor of the Royal National Academy of Medicine (RANM) from the hands of Joaquín Poch, its president, who praised Iberdola’s efforts for the benefit of technological development and research, as well as its contribution to the promotion of employment in our country.[13] In 2012, he received a salary from the University of Salamanca.[14] In 2012, he received a salary from the University of Salamanca.[15] In 2012, he received a salary from the University of Salamanca.
In 2012, he obtained a remuneration of €6.27 million, plus 305,000 shares of the 2008-2010 strategic bonus (delivered during 2012 and valued, at current market prices, at €1.15 million).[15][16] At Iberdrola’s 2013 General Shareholders’ Meeting (held on March 22, 2013), the consultative vote on the Annual Report on Directors’ Remuneration, obtained a 77.82% support from the shareholders present at the meeting. 1.45% voted against, while 20.64% opted for abstention.[17] The following is a summary of the vote.

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He has been a regional deputy, councilman of the Madrid City Council and one of the best known socialist leaders. He holds a PhD in Economics.[7] He has been a professor at the Complutense University of Madrid, as well as in other foreign universities. He currently teaches at the CEU San Pablo University.[7] He is also a pilot[8] and a lieutenant in the Air Force.[9] He is a member of the Spanish Air Force.
He began participating in political debates in Cadena SER. He was founder and director of the digital media Diario Progresista since 2011[2] and is a regular contributor to two other digital newspapers: El Plural and Diariocritico.com. In 2011 he was awarded the «Nicolás Salmerón Award to Communication Professionals» for his work in Diario Progresista.[44][45]

The extinguisher: antonio miguel carmona and his friends

During the month of December 1913, three Morane-Saulnier G.14 single-seat monoplanes arrived in Tetuan, coming from a private donation, with which a squadron was formed. On the 13th of the same month, the Farmans from the new Arcila base carried out the first joint mission with the Army, providing close support to the troops operating against the Anghera Kabyle in the Ben-Karrich sector.
On February 7, 1914, three two-seater Nieuport VIM monoplanes arrived at Zeluán aerodrome (south of Melilla), with which a squadron was formed; one of these aircraft, on its route to Africa, made the first air crossing of the Strait in direct flight Seville-Tetuán.
Two U.S. aircraft were shot down by fighters, one in Morocco (a USAAF P-38) and the other in the Canary Islands (a U.S. Navy Catalina based in Agadir). Also 15 British maritime patrol aircraft were shot down by anti-aircraft fire in the Canary Islands (2), the Cantabrian Sea (9) and the Mediterranean (4).