Ernesto Chévere Hernández

Ernesto Chévere Hernández (PhD) has a degree in Education in History from the University of Puerto Rico, holds a master’s degree in Public and Private International Law from the Complutense University of Madrid, a master’s degree in International Relations from CEU San Pablo, a Diploma in Advanced Studies in Applied Economics from CEU San Pablo, and is a doctor in Sociology from the University of Salamanca. He has collaborated in various newspapers, such as Bandera Roja, Indymediapr, El Nuevo Día, and Claridad, as well as in academic journals such as Cruce and peer reviews such as Umbral. He is also the author of the two editions of the book “Historical study of the stages of globalization: perspectives and challenges facing an uncertain future” (2010 and 2015), “NoicazilabolG: dynamics, positions and possibilities around the global-local relationship” (2020), and is the director of the magazine Sin Norte, designed for the migrant community in Spain.

CORPORATE EXPERIENCE

• Owner, Café Colonial, Spain, 2022  – Present

• Director, Sin Norte Magazine, Spain, 2019 – Present

ACADEMIC EXPERIENCE

• Adjunct Professor Behavioral Science, IE University, Spain, 2021 – Present

• Adjunct Professor Social Sciences/Sociology, Universidad de Puerto Rico, PR, 2011 –  Present

ACADEMIC BACKGROUND

• Ph.D. in Sociology, Universidad de Salamanca, Spain, 2019

• MA in International Relations and Diplomacy, CEU San Pablo, Spain, 2008

• MA in International Law (public and private), Universidad COmplutense, Spain, 2007