
I mainly write about Argentine and Spanish politics, but there may occasionally be stuff about other topics. "Almagro School" comes from when I lived in Buenos Aires and used to hang out with a friend in Almagro and argue about politics.
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But first; about last night.
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The writers behind this newsletter.
I am from the west of Ireland and was educated there at the University of Galway, where I got a degree in History and Political Science. I’ve lived in Barcelona since 2015 and lived for many years in Argentina previously-
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