Foundations Precious and Ortega y Gasset will collaborate on educational topics – Terra Mexico

The foundations Rafael Preciado, who chairs the panist Ricardo Anaya Cortés, and Ortega y Gasset-Gregorio Marañón, José Varela Ortega, agreed to strengthen and formalize the ties of academic cooperation between both institutions.

In this framework, the national leader of the National Action Party (PAN) highlighted the interest of being very close to the most prestigious center of studies on Mexico in Spain and for the European Union, as is the Fundación Ortega y Gasset-Gregorio Marañón.

In a press release also highlighted the role of the Foundation Precious, of great relevance in the construction of the common good, as it shows the role played by the structural reforms approved at the beginning of the last Legislature.

Varela Ortega, in turn, said that the relationship with the party in mexico, and with the Foundation’s Precious coming from a long time ago and he pointed out that in this case, “the letter comes after the facts”, referring to the agreement signed between both institutions.

During the meeting, stressed that the agency that presides over “is not a Spanish foundation, but a foundation in Spanish”, which has a significant number of mexicans, so not ruled out that soon the Chapter Mexico is more important than the hispanic.

it Also sought to contribute to the preservation of the Foundation and of the convention as a “delicate tissue” because “governments pass, but the institutions remain.”

With this agreement, both organizations also may carry out actions of cooperation in the field of development of research projects, joint issue and exchange of publications and other materials of common interest.

in Addition, exchange of academic staff, design and organization of joint courses, conferences, certificate programs, symposia, training programs, and update, among others, that are of interest and that reporting a benefit of academia.

For the Foundation Rafael Preciado Hernández were present in the signature of its director general, Fernando Rodríguez Doval, the director of Institutional Cooperation, Carlos Castillo; the director of administration, Bethlehem Montaño, and the attorney general, Armando Rodriguez.

Of the Foundation José Ortega y Gasset-Gregorio Marañón was attended by its Legal director, Oscar Aguilar; and Francisco Parra, executive director of the Chapter Mexico.

so much so that the National Executive Committee pan attended by the coordinator of the International Affairs Committee, Marco Antonio Adame Castillo; treasurer, Edgar Mohar, and the former leader of the National Youth, Everardo Padilla.