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Barcelona keen on Pepe Reina
Barcelona are confident that they will secure Liverpool keeper Pepe Reina with ...
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Barcelona coach Vilanova returning to New York
coach Tito Vilanova will be returning to New York this week to undergo further cancer treatment. Vilanova had been scheduled to have the "pioneering treatment" this summer but it has been brought forward, with Barca having won the Primera Division title with three games to spare. The 44-year-old spent two months in New York earlier this year undergoing radiotherapy and ...
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Barcelona coach Vilanova roars Cmon Girona
coach Tito Vilanova says everyone at the club are roaring on Girona to win promotion to the Primera Division. Vilanova has revealed they're seeking closer ties with their neighbours. "We've been following Girona from the start of the season and we'd like it if they made it into Primera. It would be good for them and for Bara - if we can loan players to them. We need ...
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Barcelona coach Vilanova plays down furious Song Pique bust-up
coach Tito Vilanova insists there's no feud between Alex Song and Gerard Pique. The pair had to be separated during the open top bus parade through the city to celebrate ...
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Barcelona on the frontline in the cancer fight
Cancer has become the leading killer of the elderly in Europe; it is an awful, painful disease that has become something akin to a pandemic. Progress has been made in its diagnosis, and further progress is being made in its treatment, and Barcelona, by hosting the European Breast Cancer Conference, is playing a major part in the sharing of ideas and knowledge to facilitate improvements and new breakthroughs.
The city of Barcelona will play a significant role in the prevention and promotion of awareness of breast cancer when it hosts the annual European Breast Cancer Conference this year. Breast cancer is among the leading killers of women around the world, and although mortality has begun to drop worldwide, and especially in Europe, there is still much progress that can be made. Read more
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