The Social and Labor Protection of Spaniards Abroad
Virtual and in-person conference held on April 8, 2026, in Ann Arbor, titled: The Social and Labor Protection of Spaniards Abroad, presented by Mr. Marcos Fraile Pastor (Counselor) and José Ignacio Sánchez Ruíz (Technician) from the Labor, Migration and Social Security Office of the Embassy of Spain in the United States and Puerto Rico. We sincerely thank them for their presence, availability, and commitment to the Spanish community abroad.
We also acknowledge the participation of the collaborators of this event, especially the CRE (Council of Spanish Residents) of the Consulate General of Spain in Chicago, and ECUSA (Spanish Scientists in the USA), Midwest chapter, as well as the University of Michigan for providing the venue and resources that made this conference possible.
Living in the U.S. Without Losing Your Rights as a Spanish Citizen: Resources, Procedures, and Updates
From ADEMI, we would like to express our sincere gratitude to Saúl Beceiro Novo for the excellent virtual conference delivered last Saturday, February 28: “Living in the U.S. Without Losing Your Rights as a Spanish Citizen: Resources, Procedures, and Updates.”
It was an exceptionally clear, approachable, and enriching talk, through which we were able to learn, in a simple and accessible way, about key issues affecting the Spanish community living in the United States: from consular registration and overseas voting, to matters related to taxation, returning to Spain, degree recognition, and opportunities between both countries.