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Antonio Rodríguez Maldonado: 75th Spotlight

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Antonio Rodríguez Maldonado
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Antonio Rodríguez Maldonado Bio

Professor Antonio Rodríguez Maldonado has been a beloved faculty member at the IES Abroad Granada Center since 2007, known for his warmth, clarity, and dedication to his students’ success. Celebrated for making even the most challenging aspects of language-leaning finally click, Antonio brings both approachability and deep expertise to the classroom. His thoughtful support and engaging teaching style leave a lasting impact, helping students feel not only more confident in their language skills, but also more at home in Granada.

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“Study abroad is not only the best way to learn a second language; it is also a deeply transformative experience that equips you with the intercultural skills needed to navigate today’s interconnected world. It teaches lessons that go far beyond the classroom—about coping with uncertainty, challenging your assumptions, and embracing difference. It’s the kind of education that changes not just what you know, but who you are, shaping the way you view your cultural identity and the world around you.”
Antonio Rodríguez Maldonado

Martín Habiague: 75th Spotlight

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Martín Habiague Bio

Martín Habiague is a social entrepreneur and founder of Mesclad ís, a Barcelona-based non-profit that fosters social inclusion through food, culture, and education. Since launching Mescladís in 2005, he has championed migrant integration by creating job training programs and community spaces that bring together people of diverse backgrounds. His work reflects a deep commitment to solidarity, social justice, and the power of shared experience. A sociologist by training, Martín has also worked in international consulting across Brussels, Buenos Aires, and London, bringing a global perspective to his local impact.

Faculty
“Study abroad matters to me as it fosters cultural exchange, understanding, and empathy among individuals from diverse backgrounds. Over nearly 20 years collaborating with IES Abroad at Mescladís, I have witnessed how immersive experiences (mainly in Barcelona, but also in Salamanca) profoundly impact students. Engaging with themes of migration and human rights enriches their perspectives and instills a sense of global responsibility.”
Martín Habiague
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