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Manuel M. MANUEL MORAN GONZALEZ
Last update: May 22, 2025
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Citizenships:
Spain
Languages:
English, French, Spanish
Highest Degree:
Masters
Experience:
45 years
Salary:
Countries:
Colombia, Ecuador, El Salvador, Equatorial Guinea, Guatemala, Haiti, Honduras, Nicaragua, Panama, Poland, Romania
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The expert boasts profound expertise in the development sector through extensive project experience with both local and international initiatives. With a career spanning over 35 years, he has held notable responsibilities and leadership roles, including serving as a Magistrate and a Judge, Inspector at the General Council of the Judiciary, and an Independent Expert in managing Judiciary Systems. His collaboration with international funding organizations is evident in over 100 months of cooperation projects focusing on justice and security in third countries, specifically in Latin America and Europe. The expert has been instrumental in initiatives backed by the European Commission and AECID Security and Justice programs.
He specializes in restorative justice, criminal and civil mediation, and institutional strengthening of justice entities. His technical and professional skills are further exemplified by his capacity to conduct evaluations and design public policies in the justice sector. Among his remarkable achievements are developing criminal justice reform frameworks in multiple countries including, Guatemala, El Salvador, Panama, and Nicaragua and contributing to transnational crime dialogues.
For almost a decade, the expert held the role of Associate Professor of Criminal Law at the University of Salamanca while actively engaged in expansive judicial reform projects worldwide. His immense impact in promoting justice systems' efficiency and integrity has been widely recognized, positioning him as a distinguished figure in comprehensive legal reforms and mediation strategies. He has significantly contributed to enhancing judicial training, mediation services, and judicial system reforms, delivering measurable impacts in terms of improved legal frameworks and strengthened institutional capacities.
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