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La Vanguardia · 25 November 2020
During her speech at an EsadeEcpol event, Cristina Herrero said that “we are getting closer and closer” to the pessimistic scenario of a 3.8% GDP growth for 2021.
Independent Authority for Spanish Fiscal Responsibility forecasts 3.8% to 5.5% growth in 2021
Europa Press · 25 November 2020
Cristina Herrero, president of Spain’s Independent Authority for Fiscal Responsibility, predicts a 5.5% growth in 2021 at a webinar hosted by EsadeEcPol.
Lucas Gortazar: “Semi-private schools disguise a battle of interests”
Infolibre · 23 November 2020
An expert in educational policy and author of a detailed analysis of the Celaá Law, Gortazar believes that the new law improves the previous Lomce, but has deficits such as economic vagueness and a lack of future vision.
El País · 20 November 2020
Spain’s new education law will have a limited impact, since it will be contested by educational centres, according to EsadeEcPol analyst Lucas Gortázar.
Other impacts
In the media, results in the PISA 2022 test: La Cadena Ser, El Mundo, ABC…
5 December 2023
Today the OECD has published the results of the PISA 2022 test. Our deputy director and expert in education, Lucas Gortazar has given his vision of the results obtained by students in the media: The results of Spanish students have worsened where a part of that worsening is conditioned by the coronavirus that influenced the […]
In the media, ” Everything you should know about PISA 2022 on equity”: RTVE, El País, ABC, El Confidencial ….
13 December 2023
Lucia Cobreros and Lucas Gortazar together with Save the Children Spain made a diagnosis of equal opportunities in our educational system based on the results of the PISA test. In this post we leave you a summary of their main contributions in the media: The article by Javier Jorrín for El Confidencial collects the conclusions […]
In the media: our research around 8M
19 March 2024
Lucia Cobreros, Teresa Raigada and Jorge Galindo made a diagnosis of equal opportunities in the STEM sector from basic education to the labor market. In this post we leave you a summary of their main contributions in the media: Only 5.5% of women hold STEM jobs, compared to 13% of men. Ignacio Zafra in his article […]