Neither reading nor research is being done
Javier Junceda reflects on the daily workings of the judiciary and the role of research and science in Spain in the articles “Las ‘practicidades anómicas'”, “‘Cientéficos'” and “Leer”
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Category: Law
The latent Russian threat
Jesús Alberto García Riesco, a colonel in the Spanish Army, analyzes Russia’s relations with Europe and, by extension, with the West, and points out that Russia believes Europe has not treated it as it deserves for two centuries
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The presumption of innocence is not viral
Luis de las Heras analyzes the speech that renowned American actor Kevin Spacey recently delivered at the Oxford Union Society, which quickly spread through social media, in the article “El discurso de Kevin Spacey: de actor a profesor de hecho de Derecho”
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The housing problem does have a solution
During a discussion, Fernando Méndez analyzes the current housing problem in Spain and proposes some solutions, as well as calling for a major legal and administrative reform inspired by the German model, which eliminates the requirement for prior permits
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The arrest of Charles III’s brother and its implications
Daniel Berzosa reflects on the implications for the British parliamentary monarchy of the prosecution of Andrew Mountbatten, brother of King Charles III, in the Epstein case in the article “Andrés Windsor y el Estado de derecho” (Andrés Windsor and the Rule of Law)
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Competitiveness and fair wages go hand in hand
Agustín Moreno Ruz points out how productivity and performance should serve as an objective basis for setting decent wages, in the article “Sostenibilidad, fuerza laboral y fondo de comercio interno de la empresa” (Sustainability, workforce and internal goodwill of the company)
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