2023-07-08 06:39:15
The Pamplona-Sevilla ties are tight at party times to the point that the lawyer specialized in corporate and commercial law, mergers and acquisitions and partner of Disfigure, Luis Miguel Martin Rubiostood up as a defender of the Navarrese festival. “Humanity is breathed here, which is what is often needed in life and a psychologist could say it, but a lawyer says it. Here you can breathe peace, joy and humanity”, he recounted at the Baile de la Alpargata. Martín, well known in the Andalusian capital, lives his second Sanfermines, together with the former rector of the University of Navarra, Javier Sanchez Tabernero. “I discovered them ten years ago with the rancher José Moya, from El Parralejo. I like hospitality and order within the disorder that seems to exist and then, the confinements”.
The ex-rector dusted off his bullfighting facet. Salmantino and a family of ranchers He said that, on more than one occasion, he has guided the bulls on horseback on the farm. “If he had been a bull, It would have been a bull that got along with the bullfighter because, in general, I get along well with all the people”, he said. Sánchez Tabernero, although he claims to know the media better than the bulls, highlighted yesterday’s running of the bulls “because of the wonderful races.”
They were accompanied by the Sevillian work rodriguez, who studied at the University of Navarra and is currently a director of Canal Sur. “I take advantage of these holidays to come to see friends. That’s a pleasure,” she stressed.
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