El Círculo de Bellas Artes It welcomed this meeting as a space for debate and reflection, consistent with its commitment to culture and human rights, and with its willingness to open its doors to initiatives from civil society that place memory and creation at the center of the analysis of the present.

The event included a speech by Sonia Boulos, professor of International Human Rights Law at Nebrija University and co-editor of Palestine/Israel ReviewThe performance was also presented To listen to the birds, from the Wild Party collective.

The day also included a panel discussion with Pilar Montero Vilar (Faculty of Fine Arts, Complutense University of Madrid), Sarah Babiker Moreno (journalist specializing in gender, communication and international information with a focus on the Arab World, Africa and Latin America), Pablo Parra Valero (Faculty of Documentation Sciences, Complutense University of Madrid) and Blanca Bazaco Palacios (pResident of Spanish Archivists in the Public Service).