Carlos García Hermosilla (Tàrrega, 1972) was appointed director of the Barcelona History Museum last December. A museologist and anthropologist, he directed the Museu del Ter for twenty years and joined the Barcelona museum following the retirement of Joan Roca. With seventeen branch offices and many projects already underway, the new director faces many challenges, including giving a new direction to a space that always raises a storm of controversy. the Borne.

"Memory disappears from the acronym, but not from the heart of the museum," says Carles García Hermosilla, who was appointed director of the Barcelona History Museum last December. From now on, the Born Museum will drop the initials CCM (Center for Culture and Memory) and will be called El Born. Barcelona History Museum. At the presentation of the new phase of the Barcelona History Museum, which also changes its name (the acronym Muhba will no longer be used), García Hermosilla emphasized that El Born and the Barcelona History Museum "will merge."