Aurora Labio, Hibai Arbide, María Pazos, Óskar Matute, Pere Ortega, Pere Rusiñol, Sara López Martín, Sergio Salgado
Aurora Labio holds a PhD in journalism and is a lecturer in “Information Structure” at the Faculty of Communication of the University of Seville; she has also been a visiting professor at universities in Mexico and Cuba.
Hibai Arbide is a Basque activist, lawyer and journalist. For nearly two decades, he has been involved in issues related to borders and freedom of movement: first as an activist, then as a lawyer, and now as a journalist.
María Pazos is a feminist, mathematician and researcher. She has devoted much of her professional career to the comparative analysis of tax systems in different countries and their relationship to gender inequality. She was head of studies at the Institute for Fiscal Studies.
Óskar Matute is a Basque politician and activist with a long career that spans from his early involvement in resistance to compulsory military service and in pacifism, through class trade unionism, to the abertzale left today.
Pere Ortega, who holds a degree in Contemporary History and a postgraduate degree in Public Finance, has extensive experience in anti-militarist and peace activism as a researcher and analyst. He is a lecturer in Conflictology at the Universitat Oberta de Catalunya, honorary president of the Centro Delàs de Estudios por la Paz (Delàs Center for Peace Studies), and was president of the Federation of NGOs for Peace until 2013.
Pere Rusiñol is a journalist, partner and founder of the magazines Alternativas Económicas and Mongolia, as well as a regular contributor to elDiario.es. He was editor-in-chief of El País and deputy editor at Público until the closure of its print edition.
Sara López Martín is a lawyer and a prominent activist, with a particular focus on social movements.
Sergio Salgado is a member of the INSTITUTE FOR DEMOCRATIC DIGITALIZATION (Xnet), a network of specialists and activists that proposes advanced solutions in different fields related to digital rights.
