I am a political scientist originally from Seville, in southern Spain.
I work as a predoctoral researcher at the Faculty of Law of Pablo de Olavide University with the support of an FPU fellowship from the Ministry of Science, Innovation and Universities.
Before, I also studied for a Bachelor’s in Political Science and Public Administration at Pablo de Olavide University, and in 2022, moved to Madrid to pursue a Master’s degree in Government and Democracy at the Autonomous University of Madrid. Throughout my time at the university, I was recognised with 17 Honours, the Best Access Grade Award and the Best Graduate Record Award. In addition, I was a collaborating student throughout this time, receiving the Collaboration Scholarship from the Ministry of Education and the prestigious JAE-Intro Scholarship from the CSIC, which I pursued at the Institute for Policies and Public Goods.
I am a member of the Spanish Society of Academic Excellence. To my credit, I have numerous courses and seminars of scientific and academic specialisation, as well as attendance, participation, and organisation of events of high national and international scientific relevance. I have also co-authored several scientific articles in high-impact international journals, generated new empirical evidence, and participated in highly competitive research projects.
Currently, I am working on my doctoral thesis on Judicial Politics in Spain, in which I examine the role of the Constitutional Court in shaping centre-periphery relations.
For more information, see my CV.