THE BLOG OF THE FIIAPP. Spanish cooperation
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FIIAPP plays one of the most prominent and active roles in the implementation of projects related to this field within the framework of the European Union.
The European Union's concern about mitigating CBRN (Chemical, Biological, Radiological and Nuclear) risks has triggered the creation of Centres of Excellence (CoE) in the African Atlantic Façade, Central Asia, Central and Eastern Africa, the countr...
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"As we were saying yesterday". Returning to Guatemala evokes the words of Fray Luis de León, the poet from Granada, to his students upon returning from five years in prison. Evidently this allusion is more of a personal evocation than a palpable reality in a country that is changing.
The presence of EUROsociAL in Guatemala coincides with an interesting investigation regarding Spanish cooperation in development. Guatemala was precisely one of the countries covered in the study. Starting with the idea that a budget cut is not the best news for cooperation and, moreover, that si...
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Here we leave you with the report prepared by the national Spanish television network (TVE) on the presentation of the book “Situational Analysis of Drug Trafficking. A Police Perspective”.
A book containing AMERIPOL data on drug trafficking in some Latin American countries that was made possible by the FIIAPP programme. http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=9pUwtB1YuR0#t=0
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In the framework of the workshop for the high-level economic and social councils of Europe and Latin America organised by the FIIAPP in Antigua, Guatemala, Manuel Lejarreta, the Ambassador of Spain in Guatemala, talked to us for a few minutes about cooperation, development and the future.
How does Spanish cooperation work through its various institutions in Guatemala? We’ve basically worked in three sectors in Guatemala. The first is governance, security and justice, providing support to the Public Prosecutor, the District Attorney, and the judicial system to re...
