Career
- 1987-1992: Deputy Director of the European Documentation Centre (Pamplona)
- 1988-1992: Lecturer in private international law, University of Navarre
- 1992-1996: University of Barcelona
- and Abat Oliba Study Centre)
- since 1993: Senior Associate Lawyer (Barcelona)
- 1995: Member of the National Council (Convergència Democràtica de Catalunya
- 1995: Member of the Catalan Regional Parliament Parlament's Official Journal
- 1996-2004: Member of the Spanish Parliament or Congreso delos Diputados for Barcelona
- Spokesman for the CiU party on various committees, including the Joint Committee on the European Union (1996–2004), the Committee on Foreign Affairs (1996–2004) and the Committee on Education and Culture (200-2004)
- 1996-2004: Member of COSAC
- Member of the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe
- 1998-2004: Member of the Assembly of the Western European Union
- Member of the ACSAR Foundation, the International Bar Association, the Círculo de Economía and the Center for International Legal Studies' Congress of Fellows, among other social and professional bodies
- 2004-2009: Member of the European Parliament
- 2009-2010: Director General Instituto de la Cinematografía y de las Artes Audiovisuales, ICAA, Ministerio de Cultura
- 2011: Director for Public Affairs and Member Relations, EBU/UER
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