Mesa redonda: Futuro y presente de un orden mundial en crisis.

More information at: https://universidadpopularc3c.es/agen... Speakers: Ms. Amelia Bayón Law degree from the Complutense University of Madrid (UCM) Member of the Madrid Bar Association (ICAM) Studies in Human Rights, Criminal Law and Criminology, International Humanitarian Law, and American History at the Autonomous University of Madrid (UAM). Mr. Augusto Zamora Rodríguez Former Nicaraguan Ambassador to Spain Professor of International Law at the Autonomous University of Madrid (UAM) and the Autonomous University of Nicaragua He has contributed to newspapers and magazines in both Spain and Latin America and is the author of numerous publications. Topic: International Law in a World Order in Crisis. Date: April 24, 2026 Location: Centro 21 Marzo - Factoría Cultural Auditorium - Tres Cantos, Madrid Description: International Law is the branch of law that regulates relations between states and individuals, provided they have an international component, with the aim of preventing conflicts. It can be applied at two levels: in relations between two or more countries and in the legal relations of citizens that have an international character. Roundtable Topics: The constitutions of democratic states represent a section concerning the rights and freedoms of their citizens, which is practically the same in all of them. Did they reach an agreement?: Yes. International Human Rights Law, established in 1948 within the UN, has had a decisive influence on our well-being over the last 70 years.