A project for Spain
Eduardo Serra, Ana Palacio, Javier Gomá, Joaquín Leguina and Javier Ruiz
On 30 October 2019, a dialogue entitled "A Project for Spain" took place at the Rafael del Pino Foundation, with the participation of Ana Palacio, former Minister of Foreign Affairs, Javier Gomá, Director of the Juan March Foundation, and Joaquín Leguina, former President of the Community of Madrid.
The Rafael del Pino Foundation is not responsible for the comments, opinions or statements made by the people who participate in its activities and which are expressed as a result of their inalienable right to freedom of expression and under their sole responsibility. The contents included in the summary of this conference are the result of the debates held at the meeting held for this purpose at the Foundation and are the responsibility of their authors.
The Rafael del Pino Foundation is not responsible for any comments, opinions or statements made by third parties. In this respect, the FRP is not obliged to monitor the views expressed by such third parties who participate in its activities and which are expressed as a result of their inalienable right to freedom of expression and under their own responsibility. The contents included in the summary of this conference are the result of the discussions that took place during the conference organised for this purpose at the Foundation and are the sole responsibility of its authors.
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