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My experiences in Costa Rica

I arrived to Costa Rica for the first time in October 2014. Indeed, it is true that I went very, very well prepared. The country still surprised me more than I had expected. Ever since, I returned 15 times for work

Costa Rica disposes of a stable democracy and it is the country with the most freedom of press in the entire Latin America. The legal state is functioning and the judicial security is excellent, including the rural property. Furthermore, there is a notable Catalan influence. In principle this is because of the president Josep Figueres, political architect of the modern Costa Rica. [...]

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Germany

Long before deciding to study law, I was sure that my profession had to be linked to the international area, especially Germany, which I was really curious about. Because of this, I started studying German before I started to go to the University. In the year 2000 I was able to complete an Erasmus at the Viadrina University of Frankfurt an der Oder, Germany, a university that focuses on training their students internationally. My stay gave me the opportunity to live and study in Germany, to get to know its culture and its people much better in an international university environment. [...]

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A mexican in Barcelona

It has been twenty years since I first arrived to Barcelona to finish my postgraduate studies. I was surprised with the dynamic and innovation of the city, the consistency of its inhabitants and the sophistication and cosmopolitanism of its ambience.

Being of Catalan descent, Catalan-speaking und having had, already at my arrival, friends and family in Barcelona, I could live in Barcelona in an intensive way. I got familiar with its streets and its local people so that rather than me getting to know the city, the city got to know me. [...]

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France

I am very fond of France, and that is because my history with this country goes back many years. My mother studied and lived many years before I was born in Paris, and even I accompanied her during my early years.

In 2012 I obtained a Leonardo Scholarship from the Lifelong Learning Program of the European Union to work in Paris in 2012. During my stay in Paris I felt at home and I verified that I shared affinities, tastes and ways of doing things with the Parisians. I fit in very well with my colleagues, with whom I still have a close relationship today as good friends. In addition, this experience allowed me to develop my knowledge of international law and, in particular, to learn first-hand how French law works.The affinities that I share with the French culture, my knowledge of the way of working in this country and its language, have allowed me to specialize in advising French clients.[...]

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