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We recently sat down with Jakub Nowakowski, Executive Director of the Galicia Jewish Museum, to learn more about the museum and its programs. Krakow Post: Could you tell us about Galicia Jewish Museum? Jakub Nowakowski: The Galicia Jewish Museum was founded 11 years ago in April 2004 by two Brits, Jonathan Webber and Chris Schwartz. They were visiting Poland in the 1980s because Chris was writing a piece on Solidarity for a British newspaper and Jonathan was bringing students to conduct research Read more [...] Grupo Financiero Galicia S.A. (NASDAQ:GGAL) saw an uptick in trading volume on Thursday , MarketBeat Ratings reports. 629,831 shares were traded during trading, an increase of 9% from the previous session’s volume of 577,191 shares.The stock last traded at $26.10 and had previously closed at $25.09. Separately, Zacks Investment Research upgraded Grupo Financiero Galicia from a “hold” rating to a “buy” rating and set a $21.00 price objective on the stock in a research report Read more [...] A teenage boy who punched the Spanish Prime Minister is a distant relation of the leader. Mariano Rajoy, 60, was approached by the 17-year-old boy, named locally as private schoolboy Andrés de V. F, and asked to pose for a selfie while walking through crowds in Pontevedra city, Galicia. The attack, which left the PM unhurt although minus a pair of glasses, was caught on camera. Andrés, who is believed to be the son of a cousin of Mr Rajoy’s wife Elvira Fernández Balboa, according Read more [...] MADRID (AP) — Spanish Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy said Friday he would be prepared to seek an alliance with politicians outside his Popular Party to prevent a leftist coalition government emerging after this weekend's general election.Opinion polls suggest that no party will win a majority Sunday, likely leaving four main parties looking to forge pacts and form a government. Polls suggest Rajoy's Read more [...] Read more [...] Spain’s PM Rajoy punched in face on election walkabout MADRID, Dec 16 (Reuters) – Spanish Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy was punched within the face throughout a marketing campaign occasion for Sunday’s common election in his residence area of Galicia on Wednesday, TV footage confirmed. The prime minister, 60, was unharmed, a Individuals’s Social gathering spokesman stated, however Rajoy appeared later with a deep purple mark on his face. A younger man punched Rajoy exhausting on Read more [...] A Spanish court on Thursday sent a 17-year-old youth who punched Spain’s prime minister in the face and broke his glasses to a juvenile detention centre for up to six months.The incident happened Wednesday when Mariano Rajoy was mingling with crowds in Pontevedra city in his northwestern fiefdom of Galicia on the latest stop of his push for re-election in Sunday general elections.The teenager approached and hit the prime minister hard on the left side of his face, knocking off and breaking his Read more [...] MADRID — A younger man punched Spanish Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy exhausting within the head Wednesday night after managing to get subsequent to him at a marketing campaign look within the northern metropolis the place Rajoy grew up. The unidentified attacker was standing subsequent to Rajoy on a road within the metropolis of Pontevedra within the Galicia area whereas he talked to a crowd, then pulled his arm again and delivered a punishing left hook to Rajoy’s left examine. Video Read more [...] Over the past few years the ruling PP's reputation has been hammered by allegations of high-profile corruption. "For the first time in a long time… when you ask people in surveys, it's the second most prominent issue for Spaniards," Barroso said. "That's why corruption has been one of the main issues of the campaign and Podemos and Ciudadanos have been trying to exploit it in the debates with mainstream parties in order Read more [...] Madrid: A Spanish court sent a 17-year-old youth who punched Spain's prime minister in the face and broke his glasses to a juvenile detention centre for up to six months. The incident happened Wednesday when Mariano Rajoy was mingling with crowds in Pontevedra city in his northwestern fiefdom of Galicia on the latest stop of his push for re-election in Sunday general elections. The teenager approached and hit the prime minister hard on the left side of his face, knocking off and breaking his Read more [...]

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