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For an International Criminal Law Without Impunity
The current model of international justice, focused exclusively on individuals, is insufficient to address the most serious crimes of the 21st century. Based on this premise, Jaume Antich Soler, during his induction into the Royal Academy of Law (RAED), argues for the need to revisit a long-standing challenge in International Criminal Law: the incorporation of the criminal responsibility of legal entities before the International Criminal Court
The uncertain future of the Ebro delta
Jaume Armengou and Lorenzo Correa lead this discussion on the Ebro Delta, one of the most valuable and fragile ecosystems in the Mediterranean. Formed over centuries by the river’s deposits, which have made it ideal for agriculture, it is now facing accelerated erosion due to a lack of sediment, natural subsidence, and rising sea levels
Two Testimonies of an Intense Life
Frederic Borràs and Mariàngela Vilallonga presented their two latest works, “Pinceladas de vida” and “Retrat interior”, respectively, in a joint event organized by the RAED and the Círculo Ecuestre de Barcelona, held at the headquarters of this historic Catalan entity
A Long and Comprehensive Academies Week
The RAED will participate in the Academies Week, organized by the Inter-Academic Council of Catalonia, with the session “Vaccines and individual and collective health, a necessary balance”
Elisabeth Arrojo’s Induction Featured in the Media
Elisabeth Arrojo is featured in a report by the online newspaper El Español, detailing her induction into the Royal Academy of Medicine (RAED). During her induction, she emphasized the need for a more humane medicine, one that focuses on preserving health and involves patients, their families and friends, as well as the general population
The Advantages of Eating at School
Rafael Urrialde and Marcela González-Gross present the “EnComCol (school canteen Survey)” study on food, nutrition, and healthy lifestyles among children and young people aged 6 to 17. The report determines that school canteen use can influence children’s eating habits
The Great Cross That Will Crown Barcelona
Guillermo Simón Castellví shares with the academic community a photo gallery documenting the start of the installation of the large cross that will crown the tower of Jesus Christ at the Sagrada Familia Basilica in Barcelona.
The Colors of Autumn in Montseny
Luis Pons shares with the academic community the photo gallery “The Colors of Autumn in Montseny.” “The spectacle of color in the Montseny woodlands appears just a few kilometers before reaching Santa Fe del Montseny from Sant Celoni, along a winding and complicated road through evergreen forests and with worrying precipices”
Is a New Pandemic Inevitable?
José Antonio López Guerrero, Jordi Martí, and Josep Moya participated in the conference “One Health in a Changing World: Is a New Pandemic Inevitable?”, a session aimed at rigorous reflection on one of today’s major challenges: preventing or minimizing the impact of future pandemics, based on the One Health approach
The Roadmap of Minister Nuria Montserrat
In an interview published on October 19, Nuria Montserrat announced that the regional government will assume full management of university scholarships next year, a responsibility previously shared with the central government
A Comprehensive Guide to the Applications of Melatonin
Francisco López Muñoz has published “Handbook of Melatonin-Based Therapy and its Applications,” a reference guide that addresses the therapeutic applications of melatonin: a general description of its safe use, translational aspects, different clinical applications, including dosage, pharmacokinetics and pharmacodynamic profiles, toxicity, and mechanisms of action
Mariàngela Vilallonga Presents Her Inner Portrait
Mariàngela Vilallonga presents her latest book, “Retrat interior”, a collection of poems written between Girona and New York between 2003 and 2009 that she kept in a file on her computer.
