Remedios Pérez

Vice President of the Spanish Union of University Publishers (UNE). Director of the University Press at the Polytechnic University of Valencia. Holds degrees in Art History and in Library and Information Science. At UNE, she coordinates the open access initiative and relations with libraries. For the past two years, she has been collaborating with FECYT to develop the criteria for the quality seal for journals.

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Discussion: Projects and Contributions of Spanish University Publishing

Gustavo Solórzano Alfaro

Director of the University Press of the State University at a Distance (EUNED) since 2022. He is a writer, editor, critic, translator, and professor. He won the National Aquileo J. Echeverría Poetry Award in 2023. He holds a Master’s degree in Latin American Literature from the University of Costa Rica, where he also pursued a PhD in Cultural Studies. He is the author of 12 books, including Nadie que esté feliz escribe (2017) and La culpa (2023).

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Meeting of University Press Associations from Ibero-America

Marco Giraldo

Executive President of the Colombian Association of University Publishers (Aseúc). Editorial Head at the Universidad de Bogotá Jorge Tadeo Lozano. Academic Editor. Holds a degree in Modern Languages from the Universidad de Caldas, a specialization in Intellectual Property Law from the Universidad Sergio Arboleda, and a Master's in Cultural Management and Production from the Universidad de Bogotá Jorge Tadeo Lozano.

Other activities involving the participant:

Meeting of University Press Associations from Ibero-America

María Fernanda Pampín

Director of Publications at the Latin American Council of Social Sciences (Clacso). She holds a PhD in Literature and a degree in Linguistics from the University of Buenos Aires. She directs several collections, including Archipiélago Caribe and Narrativas al Sur del Río Bravo at Corregidor. She compiled the anthology of José Martí: Selected Poems, the essay volume Modernity and Latin Americanism by Ángel Rama, with Julio Ramos Martí, and the book Caribbean Literatures: Debates, Rewritings, and Traditions, with Guadalupe Silva.