My favourite subject at university is Economics. I like understanding how markets work, how decisions are made, and how the economy affects people’s lives.

I study Economics and International Business. I chose this career because I’m passionate about understanding how global markets work and how countries interact economically. I’ve always been interested in topics like international trade, finance, and how economic decisions impact people and businesses worldwide. I believe this field gives me the tools to contribute to the development of my country and to be part of international solutions in a globalized world.

Currently, my work focuses on protecting and defending the rights of the most vulnerable.

As a lawyer specialized in family law, I handle cases of domestic violence, child support, and custody.

I listen to women seeking justice and fight to ensure their voices are respected.

I also guide mothers and fathers who need legal support to protect their children.

My background in human rights allows me to act with both compassion and a social focus.

I work with empathy but also with firmness, because each case is a chance to change lives.

From extrajudicial conciliation to oral litigation, I seek fair and humane solutions.

I also contribute to public management with a critical and committed perspective.

My vocation is to serve, guide, and defend with ethics and conviction.

What I do today is not just a profession, it’s a mission in life.

Why did you choose that career?

I chose this career because I want to help improve cities and communities. I’ve always been interested in construction and how things are built, and civil engineering allows me to combine creativity with practical problem solving.- Pedro Alberto Galvez Mata Pastor