Experience: 

Action Against Hunger: Advocacy Officer / Legal Advisor Internship  

February 2024 – February 2025 Madrid

•  Focused on the Hunger and Conflict project and the support for the consolidation of the Hunger and Conflict coalition.

• Drafted legal reports and situation analyses on humanitarian crises.

• Contributed to policy proposals and advocacy initiatives.

• Collaboration with the University of the Basque Country on a project analysing methodologies to assess the impact of armed conflict on food security.

• Collaboration with legal experts to develop guidelines for humanitarian organisations on engaging with justice and accountability mechanisms for the use of hunger as a weapon of war while mitigating operational risks.

Martínez - Cardós Lawyers: Legal associate

June 2021 – August 2022 / July 2023 - currently Madrid and remote

• Preparation and presentation of income tax declarations during the 2020 and 2021 Income Tax Filing Seasons. 

• Drafting of appeals in matters of Administrative Law and Tax Law.

• Participation in all process of several inheritance cases

• Development of doctrinal and case law studies on various subjects, primarily in Tax Law and Succession Law. 

Zaballos Law Firm: Criminal Lawyer

February 2022 – July 2022 Madrid. 

• Lawyer position in the Criminal Law area and the “Asociación de Afectados por Inversiones en Criptomonedas” (Association of Individuals Affected by Cryptocurrency Investments). 

• Drafting of all types of procedural writings (complaints, criminal lawsuits, indictments, appeals and others). 

• Attendance at meetings with affected people, potential clients and journalists on my own. 

• Intervention in Court. 

• Occasional participation in various civil law matters (mainly family law).

José Antonio Algaba Quijano’s Office: Legal intern during my first Master’s.

September – December 2020 Valencia

• Elaboration of jurisprudential and doctrinal studies of different matters of criminal law, civil law, corporate law and real estate law.

• Drafting of all kinds of procedural documents (lawsuits, complaints, appeals, indictments, defence pleadings, and others). 

• Attendance at meetings with client in company of my supervisor. 

Superior Court of Justice of Comunidad Valenciana: Internship in my Bachelor.

January – June 2019.

Valencia

• I worked together with the Letrada de la Administración de la Justicia (In Spain this is the civil servant in a Court in charge of all the procedural matters of the Court) of the Administrative Litigation Division of the Superior Court of Justice of my region. 

• I started by providing support to my tutor's work but soon I began to perform many of her functions independently writing many of the procedural documents that these civil servants elaborate. 

• Attendance at the deliberations of the magistrates in which the substantive law of each case was discussed and decisions were made on how to resolve each dispute.

• I forged a closer relationship with one of the magistrates. I reunited with him once or twice a week to discuss about the applicable law and how to solve some of his ongoing cases. I also helped him with the drafting of a preliminary reference to the Court of Justice of the European Union.