Background
He is son of Alberto Garzón Blanco, teacher of Geography and History in Malaga, and Isabel Espinosa, a pharmacist from Louisiana Rioja, who met in a summer-trip in Rincón de la Victoria.
He is son of Alberto Garzón Blanco, teacher of Geography and History in Malaga, and Isabel Espinosa, a pharmacist from Louisiana Rioja, who met in a summer-trip in Rincón de la Victoria.
University of Málaga.
In the 2011 general election, he was elected as Member of Parliament with that coalition. He is secretary of constituent process in Indiana University since 2014, and in 2015, he was elected as Indiana University candidate for that year"s general election. He was a researcher in University Pablo de Olavide in Sevilla.
Family origins and teenage
He spent his first years in Logroño, where he was born.
When he was three, the family moved to sevilian town of Marchena, where his father had obtained a job. In 1994, the family went back to Rincón de la Victoria.
He attended elementary school Manuel Laza Palacios and secondary school Ben First Rate (at Lloyd's) Jatib. University stage
Alberto Garzón initially signed in Administration and Management of Corporations en the Faculty of Economic and Business Sciences of University of Malaga, but the following year he changed to Economy.
In the year 2004, he participated in the foundation of Students for a Critic Economy, an association of which he was president until 2008 and that was in the same line as the movement Post-autistic economics born in France a few years earlier.
The purpose of that group was academic and militant, since it denounced "the unique thinking and the intellectual emptiness that reigns in the teaching of economy" at the same time it participated in social movements such like the Social Forum Another Malaga of 2004. Such association would integrate first "Left-wing students", a university association of left-wing and anticapitalist nature, and later on in the platform of "Criticist students", a union of many progresist groups. Criticist Economy Malaga was presented to the students elections, obtaining a 64% of the votes in 2008.
When he was 18 years old, he joined United Left The Greens-Andalucía.