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The lawyer Antonio Garrigues Walker said in a lecture at seminars of the rector of the University of Murcia that "we will live a fascinating and changing times" in which we must "accept that this is the end of all kinds of certainties" .
"This can be annoying because we were used to living in a dogmatic world," said Garrigues, who added that "behind every change, there is always a chance."
The problem with the changes, pointed out, it is that unlike the American world, characterized by dynamism, Latino Spanish companies as they tend to resist or accept them only when they are strictly necessary.
The speaker, promoter and president of honor of the largest law firm in continental Europe, has sent a message of reassurance to note that, by deep changes that are to bring the technological and scientific advances, "human beings will remain basically the same, never cease to be human. "
Garrigues has also shelled the current problems that mankind faces, which summarized in the continuing global economic crisis and effects of the same: aging in rich countries, growing social inequalities and poverty weak correction in the Third World.
Apart from the economic aspect, has also been referred to the immigration crisis and the need to modernize the political establishment, "of all countries, because there are fewer and farther dialogue with citizens," he stated.
The conference has been developed in the Faculty of Law with the assistance of the rector, Jose Orihuela, and the dean of the center, David Lorenzo Morillas.
Source: Universidad de Murcia. Fotos: Luis Urbina
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