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Instala cientos de puertas cortafuegos en El Vaticano El Vaticano ha confiado en una empresa cartagenera para proteger sus salas ante los posibles incendios. Se trata de Puertas Padilla, especializada en la fabricación de puertas acústicas y de seguridad, que ha instalado sus productos cortafuegos en el estado pontificio. La colaboración entre ambas se remonta al año 2020, cuando comenzaron a colocarse estas puertas en El Vaticano y otras zonas emblemáticas de Roma con el objetivo de mejorar la seguridad y la protección contra incendios en edificios de gran valor histórico y funcional. Fernando Sánchez, director comercial internacional de Padilla Fire Doors, ha subrayado a preguntas de Murcia Plaza la importancia de este proyecto: "Es un orgullo estar presentes en una obra de esta envergadura y sensibilidad histórica y cultural. Nuestro compromiso con la calidad y la seguridad es absoluto". El número total de puertas cortafuegos ya instaladas en la Santa Sede asciende a varios cientos,

The company has received a 7,000 € grant under the Recovery, Transformation and Resilience Plan, financed by the European Union - NextGenerationEU The company Padilla Doors SLspecialized in the manufacture of fire doors, continues its technological modernization process with the implementation of a second generation intelligent tachograph system, a key tool to improve safety, operational efficiency and regulatory compliance in the field of passenger and freight transport. This action has been made possible thanks to the award of a 7,000 euro grant, within the framework of the aid program for the modernization of private companies in the road transport sector, promoted by the Ministry of Transport and Sustainable Mobility and financed by the European funds of the Recovery, Transformation and Resilience Plan (PRTR), through the NextGenerationEU instrument. The new intelligent tachograph system will allow Puertas Padilla SL to adapt to the latest requirements of the European regulatory framework,

The Cartagena team will play in a month for the group leadership against Huelva and in May they will fight to become league champions. We are running out of words to talk about Puertas Padilla Cartagena, the team that is completing an outstanding season in the highest category of Spanish badminton and that aspires to become the League champion in May. The elite of this sport in Spain, the Division of Honor, is made up of ten clubs divided into two groups of five. And the Cartageneros are just one match away from becoming champions of the regular phase. To do so, Puertas Padilla must put all five senses in the match scheduled for Saturday, March 22. That day is the last day of the regular league and is at stake to be proclaimed group champion, as the Cartagena will visit his most immediate pursuer