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Consult here the latest news, progress of the program, confirmed protagonists and everything you need to know about the development of the International Campus Ciudad de la Laguna. An open window to close every step of the event.

Baltasar Garzón: “The criminal process and its guarantees are dead, only the media version lives on.”

Idoia Salazar, president of the Observatory for the Social and Ethical Impact of Artificial Intelligence (OdiseIA), participated in the third day of the 2nd International Campus in La Laguna. The program focused on the regulation of this new technological paradigm, the protection of fundamental rights, and the defense of cultural heritage.

Idoia Salazar: “Delegating intellectual tasks to AI will mean less and less brain training, making them more susceptible to manipulation.”

Idoia Salazar, president of the Observatory for the Social and Ethical Impact of Artificial Intelligence (OdiseIA), participated in the third day of the 2nd International Campus in La Laguna. The program focused on the regulation of this new technological paradigm, the protection of fundamental rights, and the defense of cultural heritage.

Ana Palacio, Ángel Gabilondo and Juan Manuel Fernández inaugurate the academic program of the II International Campus Ciudad de La Laguna

The II International Campus City of La Laguna has begun its academic activity with the celebration of the inaugural event, dedicated to democracy and human rights, which included presentations by the president of the National Court, Juan Manuel Fernández; the former Minister of Foreign Affairs, Ana Palacio and the Ombudsman, Ángel Gabilondo.

Human rights, poverty and heritage protection are the focus of the second day of the II International Campus City of La Laguna

The II International Campus City of La Laguna celebrated its second academic day with a program focused on some of the contemporary challenges related to human rights, the fight against poverty and the protection of cultural heritage and its role in the identity of peoples.

The Third Literary Meeting of Women Writers vindicates the leading role of new female voices in Canarian literature

In this latest literary encounter, three Canarian authors who build their writing around difference, resistance, and dissent had an interesting conversation from different perspectives.

Lana Corujo and Acerina Cruz claim territory as the origin of writing

In this new literary encounter, Lana Corujo and Acerina Cruz shared a space for dialogue and reflection on the relationship between literary creation, territory, and identity.

The 2nd International Campus City of La Laguna inaugurates a series of meetings with Canarian women writers that will address memory, territory and diversity

These literary gatherings of Canarian women writers are spaces for dialogue, reflection and exchange around three themes: memory, territory and diversity.

The 2nd International Campus City of La Laguna celebrates the democratic and humanist legacy of Gregorio Peces-Barba

This Thursday saw the opening of the exhibition 'Legacy-Archive Gregorio Peces-Barba. The voice of democracy and human rights', a show that recovers the intellectual and political trajectory of one of the decisive figures of democratic Spain.

The Ciudad de La Laguna International Campus inaugurates an exhibition on the 1994 Universal Declaration of Human Rights for Future Generations of La Laguna

This exhibition highlights the enduring relevance of this historical commitment to human dignity, coexistence, and responsibility towards future generations, and will be available until July 30th at Casa Anchieta in La Laguna.