Álvaro García Ortiz is a personal name, likely belonging to an individual of Spanish or Latin American origin. The name “Álvaro” is of Gothic origin, meaning “elf army,” and is a common name in Spanish-speaking countries. “García” is a widely used Spanish surname, possibly derived from the Basque word for “young” or “young warrior.” “Ortiz” is another common Spanish surname, often indicating “son of Orti” or “son of the bear” in its roots. Together, the name signifies a full personal identity with cultural and familial roots in the Spanish-speaking world.
En una decisión que ha sacudido los cimientos del ámbito judicial, la Sala Tercera del Tribunal Supremo ha desestimado de manera unánime el recurso presentado por la Asociación Profesional e…