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Almost coinciding with the arrival of spring, FCC Volunteers had at its second Cycle of Friday Conferences at the Residence, guest speaker Eduardo del Rosal, the FCC Group Safety Director, who gave a speech “The presumption of Innocence” and ex-plained to the residents the steps taken by the police after a crime is committed, the various phases of police investigation, and the role of the district attorney’s offce and the examining magistrate.

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Francisco Martín Monteagudo, general ma-nager of Human Resources, also visited the Nuestra Casa de Collado Villalba residence, and described his experience, in Spain and abroad, in the feld of human resources.

Rubén Sánchez, a podologist and profes-sor at Universidad Alfonso X El Sabio, also repeated his experience at the Collado Vi-llalba home and, on this occasion he was accompanied by a group of friends, pre-senting a dance choreography before the residents under the title “Reliving dance is reviving your life”.

In April, Father Bennet visited the residents and offered a recital together with Justo Muñoz, one of the frequent visitors at the-se Friday cultural events; Fernando Dal-re Compaire, Corporate Director of Human Resources, IT Systems and of General Ser-vices at the Cementos Portland Valderrivas Group, also spoke to the residents about his professional experiences abroad.

Before the Easter holidays and, changing roles, Javier López-Galiacho Peron, FCC’s director of Corporate Responsibility, spoke at this Friday event on the curious aspects of Spanish civil law during his career as pro-

fessor of civil law at Universidad Rey Juan Carlos. Lastly, to cap the season, the volunteers also organized an event with the journalist and writer Antonio Pérez He-nares, accompanied by his editor, Basilio Rodríguez Cañada who gave a preview of his new poetry book “El vuelo de la garza” (The fight of the heron).

The Nostra Casa home in Barcelona had as a guest speaker the stylist Marcel Montleó who gave a conference on the haircut as a mirror of personality.