A note of caution on children’s nutritional supplements
Rafael Urrialde reflects on a study that suggests baby food pouches with spouts are more like sugary drinks or smoothies than nutritious food
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Category: Law
The diplomatic dimension of law
Jaume Antich and Javier Junceda, part of the teaching team of the Postgraduate Program in Diplomatic and Consular Law at the Barcelona Bar Association. Antich addresses the criminal protection of internationally protected persons, while Junceda participates with the session “Diplomacy from the perspective of administrative law: The Ministry of Foreign Affairs.”
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Ceuta, the final stop
Teresa Freixes reflects on the migration crisis that Spain has been experiencing since the mass assault by Moroccan citizens on the Ceuta border on July 30 and 31, and on other aspects of current events in Spain, in her latest articles
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Why do we kill each other?
Pedro Rocamora inducted as an honorary member of the Royal Academy of Veterinary Sciences of Spain with the speech “¿Por qué nos matamos? Etología del conflicto en primates y en humanos”
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Events That Shaped the History and Conscience of Spain
Francisco López Muñoz addresses important historical events that marked the history of Spain in his latest articles
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The Continuing Validity of the Constitution
Daniel Berzosa defends the full legitimacy of the Magna Carta, not only as a formal text, but as an effective norm that limits and orders power, in the conference “The Spanish Constitution of 1978, is it still in force?”
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