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La educación secundaria desempeña un importante papel en la alfabetización científica y, en ella, las creencias en pseudociencias tienen una gran relevancia. Por esta razón, los objetivos de este estudio se centraron en la evaluación del nivel de adhesión a las creencias en pseudociencias de los estudiantes de secundaria y en el análisis de la influencia del género, nivel académico y emociones generadas en el aula de ciencias sobre dichas creencias. Participaron 125 estudiantes de tres cursos diferentes de educación secundaria (3º y 4º de ESO, y 1º de Bachillerato, esto es, 9º, 10º y 11º grado). A todos ellos se les administraron dos cuestionarios, uno para evaluar las creencias pseudocientíficas y el otro para determinar las emociones, positivas y negativas, que se experimentan en las clases de ciencias. A partir de los resultados obtenidos mediante un análisis de las correlaciones entre variables y un análisis de regresión, se puede concluir que: a) el nivel de creencias en pseudociencias de los estudiantes es medio-bajo y comparable al de otros países; b) solo las emociones negativas y el nivel académico de los estudiantes influyen de forma significativa en las creencias en pseudociencias, y ambas tienen una contribución similar a la variabilidad de estas creencias., Secondary education plays an important role in scientific literacy and, in it, beliefs in pseudoscience have a great relevance. For this reason, the objectives of this study focused on the evaluation of the level of adherence to pseudoscience beliefs of secondary school students, and on the analysis of the influence of gender, grade level and emotions generated in the science classroom on these beliefs. A total of 125 students from three different grades of Spanish secondary education (9th, 10th and 11th grade, between 14 and 17 years old) participated. Two questionnaires, one to evaluate pseudoscientific beliefs, and the other to determine the positive and negative emotions experienced in the science classroom, were administered to participants. From the results obtained through an analysis of the correlations between variables and a regression analysis, it can be concluded that: a) the level of pseudoscience beliefs of students is medium-low and comparable to that of other countries; b) only negative emotions and grade level of students have a significant influence on pseudoscience beliefs, and both have a similar contribution to the variability of these beliefs

Introduction. The need to integrate local resistances into clinical practice is increasingly urgent, especially in Primary Care where empirical treatment is frequent. Methods. A retrospective observational study of positive microbiological isolates of Neisseria gonorrhoeae from any location (urethral, cervical, pharyngeal, rectal or urine) was carried out in the health area of Alcalá de Henares. Sociodemographic characteristics and resistance to cephalosporins, azithromycin, penicillin and quinolones were analyzed. Each isolate was related to its postal code of origin. Results. We analyzed 256 microbiological samples of N.gonorrhoeae, most of them male (92.9%) with a mean age of 33 years. Half of the samples (49.8%) were resistant to ciprofloxacin. Temporal and spatial evolution of antimicrobial resistance was integrated in heat maps. Conclusion. Knowing local resistances can help to prescribe more adequate empirical treatments, especially in Primary Care, avoiding inadequate antibiotics and decreasing resistance rates.

Up to 22 June 2022, 508 confirmed cases of monkeypox (MPX) have been reported in the Madrid region of Spain, 99% are men (n = 503) with a median age of 35 years (range: 18–67). In this ongoing outbreak, 427 cases (84.1%) reported condomless sex or sex with multiple partners within the 21 days before onset of symptoms, who were predominantly men who have sex with men (MSM) (n = 397; 93%). Both the location of the rash, mainly in the anogenital and perineal area, as well as the presence of inguinal lymphadenopathy suggest that close physical contact during sexual activity played a key role in transmission. Several cases reported being at a sauna in the city of Madrid (n = 34) or a mass event held on the Spanish island of Gran Canaria (n = 27), activities which may represent a conducive environment for MPX virus spread, with many private parties also playing an important role. Because of the rapid implementation of MPX surveillance in Madrid, one of the largest outbreaks reported outside Africa was identified. To minimise transmission, we continue to actively work with LGBTIQ+ groups and associations, with the aim of raising awareness among people at risk and encouraging them to adopt preventive measures.

The excavations at “Cova del Randero” (Pedreguer, Alicante, Spain) began in 2007 within the programme of archaeological interventions of the Archaeological Museum of Alicante. The cavity, located in one of the valleys that connect the coast with the inland mountains, presents a wide sequence of occupations that begins in the Upper Palaeolithic and continues throughout the different phases of the Neolithic. The results of a multidisciplinary study, carried out in an archaeological context associated with the first Neolithic presence of the cavity, are presented here. This occupation is defined by a unique combustion structure to which a set of artefacts and biofacts are linked. This archaeological context, probably of a specific nature, is related to the first agro-pastoral communities settled in the area. The fireplace is well defined stratigraphically and sedimentologically because of its reddish soil, which corresponds to hunter-gatherer occupation levels of the cavity, and under the greyish sediments that characterise the use of the cave as a fold during the Middle Neolithic. This occupation event was dated both by the associated materials, among which a fragment of cardial ceramic was found, and by radiocarbon dating of a metacarpus of Ovis aries around 5075–4910 cal BC (epicardial Early Neolithic). This data allows us to link the occupation of the cavity at this time with pastoral activity in a medium mountain environment. However, it also allows us to infer the environmental characteristics in which the first farming communities of the mountains of Alicante were developed. These excavations are part of MARQ’s general plan of ordinary archaeological excavations that are carried out within the framework of the agreement signed between the Provincial Council of Alicante and the Town Council of Pedreguer. Therefore, part of the results of this research are in the framework of the doctoral thesis of SMA (Silvia Martínez Amorós), who has a training contract with the Vice-Rectorate for Research of the University of Alicante (UAFPU2018-045).

Graphical Abstract, Highlights • Lower mortality rate was observed in HIV patients. • Similar hospitalization and ICU admission rate were observed in HIV patients. • Age and comorbidities also represent the main poor prognostic factors for PLHIV. • HIV severity or the type of antiretroviral does not influence the Covid-19 outcome., Objectives The information of how COVID-19 infection affects people living with HIV (PLHIV) is still scarce. Methods Observational study was conducted in four of public hospitals in Madrid. All HIV patients with confirmed or suspected COVID-19 disease were included and compared with COVID-19 infected patients without HIV infection. Results Sixty-three patients with HIV infection were analysed. The median age was 46 years (IQR: 37-56 years), 88.9% were men. The median time of HIV infection was 10.8 years (IQR: 6.5 - 16.8 years), 96.8% were on antiretroviral therapy. 84.1% had previous comorbidities. The most common symptoms were fever(66.1%), cough(66.1%) and dyspnea(46.8%). Pneumonia was found in 47.5%, 28.6% of patients had severe disease and 32.3% was admitted to hospital. The ICU admission rate and the mortality rate were both 3.17%. Significant association was observed between age, arterial hypertension, overweight, diabetes mellitus and the severity of COVID-19 disease. No association was observed between HIV-related factors. The rate of COVID-19 disease in HIV-patients was 1,68%. A similar hospitalization (31.74% vs 32.57%) and ICU admission rate (3.17% vs 2%) was observed with non-HIV infected patients. A lower mortality rate during hospitalization (10% vs 21.37%) and global mortality rate (3.17% vs 6.96%) were observed. Conclusions Established poor prognostic factors, such as age and comorbidities, represent also the main determinants for PLHIV. Neither the HIV severity, nor the type of ARV treatment seem to influence the outcome of COVID-19 infection. Large prospective cohorts are needed in order to establish the differences between HIV positive and negative patients.

Previously, we identified a stabilization of the HIV reservoir size in HIV + monoinfected and HIV+/HCV + coinfected patients who eliminated HCV with DAAs as well as a decrease in HIV reservoir size in HIV+/HCV- spontaneously clearers. However, variations in the distribution of memory CD4 + T cell subpopulations in coinfected patients after HCV clearance remains unclear. To analyze the expression pattern of T cell maturation (CD45RA and CD27) and senescence (CD28 and CD57) markers by flow cytometry in those patients. Longitudinal study (52 weeks follow-up) of 49 HIV+/HCV+, 38 HIV+/HCV- and 59 HIV + subjects, all of them aviremic. A generalized increase in expression of CD28 was observed for CD8 + and in CD4 + CD27 + cells. The proportion of both CD4 + TEM TH1 and TH2 cells decreased significantly in HIV+/HCV- while remained stable in HIV + and HIV+/HCV + individuals. The general decline in cell senescence of cytotoxic lymphocytes may be due to reduced antigenic stimulation of HIV-specific and HCV-specific lymphocytes. The dynamic of HIV viral reservoir in HIV+/HCV- patients matches the dynamic of CD4 + cells with a TH1 phenotype, which could mean a decrease in the number of circulating TFH1 lymphocytes after an improvement in generalized inflammation state.

An 11-year-old, female, neutered labrador retriever with a history of chronic and progressive right hindlimb lameness and facial asymmetry was referred for brain and lumbosacral magnetic resonance imaging and cerebrospinal fluid analysis. Multifocal non-enhancing T2-weighted images of hyperintense lesions were observed in the caudate nuclei and medulla oblongata. The right oculomotor nerve was markedly enlarged and showed marked enhancement on T1-weighted images after contrast injection, and there was diffuse enlargement of the sciatic and femoral nerves in the right hindlimb. Cerebrospinal fluid analysis showed a mixed pleocytosis. Histopathology revealed granulomatous inflammation affecting the brain, oculomotor and pelvic limb nerves, consistent with a diagnosis of granulomatous meningoencephalomyelitis.

To investigate the relationship of ambient temperature and atmospheric pressure (AP) at patient discharge after an episode of acute heart failure (AHF) with very early post-discharge adverse outcomes. We analyzed 14,656 patients discharged after an AHF episode from 26 hospitals in 16 Spanish cities. The primary outcome was the 7-day post-discharge combined adverse event (emergency department -ED- revisit or hospitalization due to AHF, or all-cause death), and secondary outcomes were these three adverse events considered individually. Associations (adjusted for patient and demographic conditions, and length of stay -LOS- during the AHF index episode) of temperature and AP with the primary and secondary outcomes were investigated. We used restricted cubic splines to model the continuous non-linear association of temperature and AP with each endpoint. Some sensitivity analyses were performed. Patients were discharged after a median LOS of 5 days (IQR = 1-10). The highest temperature at discharge ranged from - 2 to 41.6 °C, and AP was from 892 to 1037 hPa. The 7-day post-discharge combined event occurred in 1242 patients (8.4%), with percentages of 7-day ED-revisit, hospitalization and death of 7.8%, 5.1% and 0.9%, respectively. We found no association between the maximal temperature and AP on the day of discharge and the primary or secondary outcomes. Similarly, there were no significant associations when the analyses were restricted to hospitalized patients (median LOS = 7 days, IQR = 4-11) during the index event, or when lag-1, lag-2 or the mean of the 3 post-discharge days (instead of point estimation) of ambient temperature and AP were considered. Temperature and AP on the day of patient discharge are not independently associated with the risk of very early adverse events during the vulnerable post-discharge period in patients discharged after an AHF episode.

Background Fast initiation of ART has been associated with higher rates of retention in HIV care and viral suppression at 48 weeks and with lower mortality rates. However, scarce evidence exists in our setting, where diagnosis and treatment are carried out in different contexts. Methods An observational retrospective study evaluating efficacy and safety of ART prescribed at the first specialist appointment, without baseline laboratory data, in a tertiary hospital in downtown Madrid. Individuals with a new diagnosis of HIV infection who initiated treatment at their first appointment with an infectious diseases specialist before receiving baseline laboratory results were included, irrespective of the ART regimen chosen. Results One hundred and eight participants were included. The majority (99.1%) were MSM who had acquired infection during sexual intercourse. The efficacy of ART, without baseline laboratory results at the time of initiation, was 85.2% (92/108) in the ITT analysis and 91.7% (99/108) in the treatment-related discontinuation equals failure analysis. All but nine patients presented an undetectable viral load ( Conclusions Initiating ART at the first available opportunity without baseline laboratory data does not reduce efficacy or safety of ART and achieves rapid virological control with high rates of retention in HIV care.

To determine whether there are differences in the clinical characteristics, management, and outcome of episodes of acute heart failure (AHF) in residents of the Canary Islands, where the climate is subtropical, and episodes in continental Spain.Cases were identified in the registry for Epidemiology of Acute Heart Failure in Emergency Departments and categorized as in the Canary Islands or continental Spain. Data for 38 demographic, baseline, clinical, and therapeutic variables were extracted. We analyzed statistics for in-hospital and 30-day mortality, long hospital stay (more than 7 days), and a composite outcome after discharge (revisits or death within 30 days). The results for island and continental patients were compared and adjusted for between-group differences.A total of 18 390 patients were studied, 697 islanders (3.8%) and 17 673 continental patients (96.2%). Comparisons showed that the islanders were younger; more often women; and more likely to have hypertension, diabetes, and a prior AHF episode. Their New York Heart Association functional class was also likely to be higher. However, their rates of dyslipidemia, valve disease, and functional dependence were lower, and they were also less likely to be on reninangiotensin system blockers. Although the severity of cardiac decompensation was similar in island and continental patients, the islanders received more intravenous treatments in the emergency department and were admitted less often. The adjusted risk of a long hospital stay was higher for the islanders (odds ratio [OR], 2.36; 95% CI, 1.52-3.02) but their risk for mortality and the composite outcome did not differ: in-hospital mortality, OR 0.97 (95% CI, 0.68-1.37); 30-day mortality, OR, 0.9 (95% CI, 0.67-1.27); and the post-discharge composite, OR, 1.19 (95% CI, 0.93-1.53).Baseline patient characteristics and clinical management of AHF episodes differ between the subtropical region and those in southern continental Europe. Hospitalization was required less often, but hospital stays were longer.Investigar si existen diferencias clínicas, asistenciales y evolutivas entre los episodios de insuficiencia cardiaca aguda (ICA) desarrollados en residentes en las Islas Canarias (CAN), de clima subtropical, y en los del territorio español continental (CON).. Los pacientes con ICA incluidos en el registro EAHFE se dividieron en CAN o CON. Se recogieron 38 variables demográficas, de estado clínico basal, clínicas y terapéuticas. Se analizó la mortalidad intrahospitalaria y a los 30 días, la hospitalización prolongada (7 días) y el evento combinado post-alta (reconsulta o muerte a 30 días). Se compararon los pacientes CAN y CON, ajustando los resultados por las diferencias entre grupos.Se incluyeron 18.390 pacientes: CAN = 697 (3,8%), CON = 17.673 (96,2%). Tras el ajuste, los CAN eran más jóvenes, más frecuentemente mujeres, tenían más antecedentes de hipertensión, diabetes e ICA previa, y estaban en clase funcional más avanzada, pero tenían menos dislipemia, valvulopatías y dependencia funcional, y recibían menos frecuentemente inhibidores del eje renina-angiotensina. Aunque la gravedad del episodio de descompensación fue similar, los CAN recibían más tratamientos endovenosos en urgencias y se hospitalizaban menos. El riesgo ajustado de hospitalización prolongada en los CAN resultó incrementado (OR 2,36; IC 95%:1,52-3,02), pero no hubo diferencias en la mortalidad intrahospitalaria (OR 0,97; IC 95%: 0,68-1,37), a 30 días (OR 0,9; IC 95%: 0,67-1,27) o en los eventos combinados post-alta a los 30 días (OR 1,19; IC 95%: 0,93-1,53).Existen diferencias tanto en las características basales como en el manejo clínico de los episodios de insuficiencia cardiaca en los residentes de una región subtropical respecto a los de una zona meridional europea. Además, tienen menor necesidad de hospitalización, aunque estas son más prolongadas.

Fifteen selenocompounds, comprising of eight ketone-containing selenoesters (K1–K8, also known as oxoselenoesters) and seven cyano-containing selenoesters (N1–N7, known also as cyanoselenoesters), have been designed, synthesized, and evaluated as novel anticancer agents. These compounds are derivatives of previously reported active selenoesters and were prepared following a three-step one-pot synthetic route. The following evaluations were performed in their biological assessment: cytotoxicity determination, selectivity towards cancer cells in respect to non-cancer cells, checkerboard combination assay, ABCB1 inhibition and inhibition of ABCB1 ATPase activity, apoptosis induction, and wound healing assay. As key results, all the compounds showed cytotoxicity against cancer cells at low micromolar concentrations, with cyanoselenoesters being strongly selective. All of the oxoselenoesters, except K4, were potent ABCB1 inhibitors, and two of them, namely K5 and K6, enhanced the activity of doxorubicin in a synergistic manner. The majority of these ketone derivatives modulated the ATPase activity, showed wound healing activity, and induced apoptosis, with K3 being the most potent, with a potency close to that of the reference compound. To summarize, these novel derivatives have promising multi-target activity, and are worthy to be studied more in-depth in future works to gain a greater understanding of their potential applications against cancer., The study was supported by the projects SZTE ÁOK-KKA 2018/270-62-2 of the University of Szeged, Faculty of Medicine and GINOP-2.3.2-15-2016-00038 (Hungary); and Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Científicas (CSIC, Spain, project LINKA20285). This research was funded by VISEGRAD FUND, grant number 22010090; and by the mobility project from the Czech Ministry of Education, Youth and Sports INTER-COST, grant number LTC19007. This article is based upon work from COST Action 17104 , supported by COST (European Cooperation in Science and Technology), (http://www.cost.eu, accessed on 17 September 2021). The study was supported also by two cultural associations: “Trevinca” and “Iniciativas Ropelanas”.

Testing software is an expensive and time consuming task. This drawback increases in the case that the system presents timeouts which affect the functional behaviour. In this case, it is necessary to invest more time to apply the test cases. Thus, it is desirable to diminish the amount of test cases to be applied and, consequently, the time devoted to test the system, as long as the fault detection capacity of the test cases is not affected. In this work, we introduce a genetic algorithm that selects a subset of test cases from an initial test suite for systems that present timeouts, with the goal of keeping a good level of effectiveness. We report on several experiments performed to compare the generated solutions with random selection and the original test suite.

Software testing is fundamental to ensure the reliability of software. To properly test software, it is critical to generate test suites with high fault finding ability. We propose a new method to generate such test suites: a coverage-based grammar-guide genetic programming algorithm. This evolutionary computation based method allows us to generate test suites that conform with respect to a specification of the system under test using the coverage of such test suites as a guide. We considered scenarios for both black-box testing and white-box testing, depending on the different criteria we work with at each situation. Our experiments show that our proposed method outperforms other baseline methods, both in performance and execution time.

Resumen Objetivos Evaluar si existen diferencias en la presentacion clinica y en la atencion de pacientes adultos con crisis epilepticas (CE) en servicios de urgencias hospitalarios (SUH) en funcion de la edad ≥ 75 anos y si esta se asocia de manera independiente a resultados en el SUH y a 30 dias del alta. Material y metodos ACESUR es un registro observacional de cohortes multiproposito, prospectivo y multicentrico, que se llevo a cabo en 2017. Se comparan la distribucion de variables correspondientes a la presentacion clinica y atencion segun la edad ≥ 75 anos. Posteriormente se realizan modelos de regresion logistica con el objetivo de evaluar el efecto de la edad ≥ 75 anos sobre las variables de resultado. Resultados Se analizan 541 (81,5%) pacientes 75 anos. En el grupo de longevos se detecto de forma significativa: mayor probabilidad de dependencia, comorbilidad, polifarmacia, visita previa al SUH, llegada en ambulancia, primera CE y clasificacion etiopatogenica sintomatica. En el analisis multivariado tras ajustar por las variables anteriores, se objetiva que la edad ≥ 75 anos se asocia de manera independiente a una mayor incidencia de prueba complementaria especifica (OR: 2,31; IC95%: 1,21-4,44), pero no a intervencion farmacologica (OR: 1,63; IC95%: 0,96-2,80) ni hospitalizacion o estancia prolongada en SUH (OR: 1,56; IC95%: 0,94-2,59). Al ajustar por todas las variables anteriores, la edad ≥ 75 anos se asocia a menor incidencia de algun resultado adverso (recurrencia de CE, revisita al SUH, hospitalizacion y/o fallecimiento) a 30 dias (OR: 0,43; IC95: 0,25-0,77). Conclusiones En el registro ACESUR se identificaron diferencias en la presentacion clinica y en la atencion de pacientes con CE en SUH al comparar longevos frente a jovenes. La edad ≥ 75 anos no se asocia de manera independiente a mayor incidencia de intervencion en el SUH ni a algun resultado adverso a 30 dias del alta.

The main hypothesis for the aetiology of meningoencephalitis of unknown origin (MUO) in dogs is an autoimmune or genetic cause that is associated with a triggering event (environmental factors/infectious agents). The aim of this ambispective cohort study was to test for Leishmania infantum infection in the blood and cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) of dogs with MUO in an endemic area of canine leishmaniosis. Dogs with MUO were selected amongst all dogs undergoing blood anti-L. infantum antibody testing (control group). The blood plasma or serum samples from all dogs were analysed for anti- L. infantum antibodies by a quantitative indirect fluorescent assay (IFAT). In dogs with MUO, CSF samples were obtained for analysed by PCR detection of L. infantum DNA. Forty-four percent and 22% of the dogs in the MUO group featured magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) findings and CSF cytology respectively, consistent with L. infantum infection. IFAT, PCR, and histological findings were negative for L. infantum. A significant difference in L. infantum infection prevalence was found between the control and MUO group (p = 0.0022). While it seems unlikely that L. infantum plays a role in the aetiology of MUO, in endemic areas, this pathogen should be included in the differential diagnosis of this neurological disorder.

People living-with HIV (PLHIV) presented less richness and diversity in the intestinal microbiota than non-infected individuals. Immunopathogenesis of HIV-1 infection has been extensively studied, however the influence of microbiota in those parameters that are key in the pathogenesis are less well characterized. The aim of the current study was to characterize the faecal microbiota composition in a cohort of PLHIV and its relationship with the clinical, metabolic, nutritional, inflammation, bacterial translocation and immunological markers. Baseline faecal samples from seventy-six HIV infected individuals with undetectable viral load (uVL) from a prospective, randomized feeding trial (NCT03846206) were collected and processed. The gut microbiota was determined by sequencing the V3-V4 region of the 16S rRNA gene. After analysing alpha diversity, women presented less diversity (Fisher alpha, P

Objective: The health effects of a supplemented Mediterranean diet (SMD) with extra-virgin olive oil (EVOO) and nuts are well documented in non-HIV-infected individuals. We hypothesised that the benefits of an SMD could be mediated by changes in the gut microbiota, even in those with an altered intestinal microbiota such as people living with HIV. Design: Individuals living with HIV (n = 102) were randomised to receive an SMD with 50 g/day of EVOO and 30 g/day of walnuts (SMD group) or continue with their regular diet (control group) for 12 weeks. Methods: Adherence to the Mediterranean diet was assessed using the validated 14-item MD-Adherence-Screener (MEDAS) from the PREDIMED study. A sub-study classifying the participants according to their MEDAS scores was performed. Results: The lipid profile was improved in the SMD group vs. that in the control group (delta-total cholesterol and delta-B-lipoprotein). The immune activation (CD4+HLADR+CD38+ and CD8+HLADR+CD38+ cells) and IFN-γ-producing T-cells significantly decreased at week 12 compared to the baseline in the SMD group but not in the control group. The gut microbiota in those from the high-adherence group presented significantly high diversity and richness at the end of the intervention. Succinivibrio and Bifidobacterium abundances were influenced by the adherence to the MD and significantly correlated with Treg cells. Conclusion: The Mediterranean diet improved metabolic parameters, immune activation, Treg function, and the gut microbiota composition in HIV-1-infected individuals. Further, Mediterranean diet increased the Bifidobacterium abundances after the intervention, and it was associated to a beneficial profile This study was partially supported by the SPANISH AIDS Research Network (RIS) grants RD16/0025/0002 and RD16/0025/0013 integrated in the State Plan for Scientific and Technical Research and Innovation from the General Sub-Directorate for Research Assessment and Promotion, Spanish Carlos III Institute of Health (ISCIII) co-funded by the European Regional Development Fund (ERDF), 6ª Announcement of Gilead Grants in Biomedical Research in HIV, Hepatic, and Hemo-Oncology, the Spanish Ministry of Economy (MINECO) (grant: SAF2015-66193-R), and income from Europe via the Regional Development (FEDER) and CERCA Programme/Generalitat de Catalunya SGR 615 and SGR 653. F.G. has received support from José María Segovia de Arana contracts. N.R. is a Miguel Servet II investigator from the ISCIII [grant CPII19/00025]. M.N.M. is funded by the grant IND2018/BMD-9651. Peer Reviewed "Article signat per 18 autors/es: Roque Pastor-Ibáñez, Juan Blanco-Heredia, Florencia Etcheverry, Sonsoles Sánchez-Palomino, Francisco Díez-Fuertes, Rosa Casas, María Ángeles Navarrete-Muñoz, Sara Castro-Barquero, Constanza Lucero, Irene Fernández, Lorna Leal, José Miguel Benito, Marc Noguera-Julian, Roger Paredes, Norma Rallón, Ramón Estruch, David Torrents and Felipe García"