Màrius Carol, former director and editorial advisor of the newspaper “La Vanguardia,” draws on the arguments of Enrique Morera in his regular opinion column in this publication to analyze the state of the Spanish judiciary.
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Jesús Alberto García Riesco, a colonel in the Spanish Army, analyzes security, geopolitics, and military history in the articles “American Disdain and European Weakness,” “The Relevance of the Rommel, Campines, and Marshall Military Education Model on the Transparent Battlefield,” and “Key Aspects and Lessons from the Iran-Iraq War.”
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Daniel Berzosa reflects on the role of the judiciary in the rule of law and defends a liberal balance inspired by Benjamin Constant, who warned that rigid legalism could lead to a new despotism, in the article “The Judge and the Soul of Law”
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Javier López-Galiacho, the driving force behind the new Friends of Historic Theatres of Spain Foundation, which carries on the legacy of the association of the same name, aims to protect performance venues facing demolition and promote their historical and cultural heritage, as well as contribute to their programming.
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Mariàngela Vilallonga focuses on the figure of the beloved Mercè Rodoreda, to whom she has dedicated a significant portion of her research, becoming one of the leading experts on her life and literary work, in the article “The Romanyà of Mercè Rodoreda.”
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During his induction into the RAED, Jordi Xuclà addresses the Catalan presence in the origins of the European movement, both in the late 19th and early 20th centuries and, above all, from the Second World War onward
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