by Antonio Llardén | 22 Dec 2016
Practically all civilisations that have inhabited this planet have stared at the sky and asked the same questions: What is space? Can we reach it? One of the first people to reflect this curiosity was Lucian of Samosata who back in the 2nd century wrote humorously...
by Antonio Llardén | 10 Dec 2016
States are not the only entities responsible for safeguarding Human Rights. This seemingly obvious statement did not take on true meaning until five years ago, although the issue has been under debate since the early 1990s. It was at the Assembly of the United Nations...
by Antonio Llardén | 3 Dec 2016
According to the Olivenza Report, over half of Spanish citizens with some kind of disability are unemployed and at risk of social exclusion. Furthermore, there is the issue of age, which in most cases increases the difficulty in finding work. Given these figures, on...
by Antonio Llardén | 21 Nov 2016
Latin America is traditionally a strategic destination for Spanish companies. The turn of the 21st century brought with it a boom period, although the continent is now at a turning point, caused by concern over political instability. However, it is evident that for...
by Antonio Llardén | 3 Nov 2016
Pollution in Madrid has been front page news for several days now. In addition to the already alarming levels of pollution over recent months, we are having a particularly warm autumn, making the cloud of smog hanging over the city even thicker. Limiting speeds in...
