Josep Alsina
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José Alsina Calvés (born in Ripoll, 1954), is an activist for Spanish Nationalism.[1] Former president of far-right organisation Somatemps[2][3][4][5][6][7][8] and director of the magazine Nihil Obstat.[4] He also was one of the founders of Catalan Civil Society (SCC, Societat Civil Catalana).[9][7][8]
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He has graduated in Biology at University of Barcelona,[4] did a Master's degree in History of Sciences[4] and obtained a PhD in Philosophy at Autonomous University of Barcelona.[4][10] He has worked as a secondary school teacher of Natural Sciences.[5] Other intellectual work involves publications related to Natural History, biotechnology, philosophy and politics.[4]
In 2015 José Alsina participated in a debate at Catalunya Ràdio with Jordi Borràs.[8] In the debate Josep Alsina's ideology and activism are discussed as well as Borràs investigation tasks.
In 2016 he received the award Ramiro de Maeztu.[11]
In May 2018 he received the award Pascual Tamburri Bariain to the best short essay, given by the publication Revista Razón Española and Asociación Cultural Ruta Norte.[1][4]