La lista de Angel piedras. Memória de la guerra civil y subalternidad

Ángel Piedras naciô en Nava dei Rey província de Valladolid (Espana), en 1910. Hijo de una família de jomaleros, tambiên él ti"abajó en ei campo hasta los veintiséis afios. Fue detenido y encarcelado en los dias de Ia terrible represión que sucedíó ai alzamíento franquista. Trás 101 dias de condena a muerte, su pena fue conmutada por Ia de cárcel. Salíó indultado en 1944. Ángel Piedras era hermano de mi abuelo, fusílado en Cáceres en enero de 1938. Su testímonio tiene que ver decisivamente con mi ínterés y mi dedicación a Ia historia. Este pequefío ensayo, primera piedra de un trabajo más amplio, es ante todo una prueba de mi admíración y mi agradecimiento hacia él. Guando Ángel Piedras muere en 1997, deja en casa de su hija Petra, persona clave en nuestro trabajo, una caja con materíales muy diversos, entre los que se encontraban vários cuademos, varias listas de represaliados y diversos manuscritos más, principalmente con ripios y poemas memorizados y transcritos por él.

O princípio da confidencialidade na mediação em matéria civil e comercial

The purpose of the following study is to analyze the relevance of the principle of confidentiality concerning mediation on civil and commercial matters developed in Portugal. We will, essentially, try to determine just how pivotal is this principle and how it affects the effectiveness of that method of alternative dispute resolution. We believe it is fundamental to understand the true extent of this principle and its goals, emphasizing the protection given to those who decide to resort to mediation and its impact on this process. For this dissertation, we have based our analysis on the interpretation of the set rules assembled by Law nr 29/2013, April 19th, while combining it with data gathered from other laws and regulations that had also addressed mediation. Furthermore, given the fact that this subject has been regulated by Directive 2008/52/EC, we deem pertinent to include references to other European mediation regulations, namely from Germany, Spain and France. With this study, we have established that, even though the Portuguese mediation law is based on a European Directive, we have determined a more restrictive regulation for the principle of confidentiality. We have concluded that the rules regarding this principle try to preserve, above all, the trust and honesty established during the course of the mediation, while restricting the possibility of using the information disclosed during these sessions on other cases. Additionally, we believe confidentiality is such a distinctive and relevant feature that its legal framework leads us to deem it as a true obstacle to the parties’ private autonomy and their power to determine how the mediation should be carried out.