Give me back my power
On 13 November 2019, Miriam González, a lawyer specialising in European Union law and founder of the international movement "Inspiring girls", gave a conference at the Rafael del Pino Foundation entitled "Give me back my power: why liberal reform is urgent in Spain", on the occasion of the presentation of her book "Give me back my power because it is mine".
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