Graduated in Law and Public Administration and Management from the University of Seville, I found my vocation for International Relations a few years ago, which led me to pursue a postgraduate degree in Diplomacy at the Barcelona Center for International Studies. I like international politics, languages and, above all, writing; I have published on several occasions on legal topics, but now I seek to do so in this field, underlining the philosophical (and even moralizing) function of the discipline. I promise it will be mild, do you follow me?
The Common Market is one of the greatest achievements of the community integration project. Founded on the free movement of goods, capital, people and services between the different Member States of the… Read More »Internal market and European competition law
The aftershocks of the stranding The international channels in public international law. The Suez Canal International canals are artificial waterways that connect two maritime spaces, and that... Read More »The blockade of the Suez Canal
There are multiple contractual figures in the commercial field that are associated with the internationalization of companies and the entry into new markets; Below you can read about the 5… Read More »The 5 most common international contracts
Protocol guide for organizing an international event International negotiation With this guide you will discover how to organize an international event. Download it by clicking on the button. Executive report The protocol deploys its… Read More »How to organize an international event
The seven richest countries in the world have finished their meeting in Cornwall this June 13 with a renewed agenda and the Build Back Better for the World as… Read More »Build Back Better for the World: Biden and the G7 counteroffer
(Teleshopping mode.) Tired of spending hours and hours studying economics and not getting anything clear? Are you frustrated that you don't understand the currency market and… Read More »Four easy steps to understand the forex market
The community cohesion policy for the period 2021-2027 seeks to consolidate “a more intelligent, green, connected, social and citizen-friendly Europe”, and the von der Leyen Commission has... Read More »The Lex Mercatoria and its interaction with Rome I
The role of the Secretary of State of Global Spain The first time that Public Diplomacy was talked about was on the occasion of the inauguration of the Murrow Center for Public Diplomacy... Read More »What is Public Diplomacy
The monarchy is once again a topic of discussion in Spain. On August 3, the King Emeritus left the country. The outbreak of an alleged corruption scandal… Read More »The Crown. Historical evolution, constitutional fit and representative function
The events experienced in France in recent weeks have revealed the interweaving of the religious factor in the field of international relations. Since 2015,… Read More »Freedom of conscience and religious factor in international relations
We have already talked about the negotiating procedure and its elements: having limited the negotiating space and defined a best possible alternative, we said that compensation dynamics elevate the negotiation to another... Read More »Ins and outs of international negotiations (II): Bilateral negotiations
Every negotiation is based on a fundamental premise, and this is that the final agreement reached can only be acceptable if it produces a positive result for the parties concerned. So... Read More »Ins and outs of international negotiations (I): The negotiating procedure
The projection of the Asian giant throughout this last decade leaves no room for doubt: China will be the leading world power. And although there are still many unknowns to this... Read More »China: the keys to its future world hegemony
