The research contextualizes the alienation policies of real estate assets assigned to the Spanish Ministry of Defence and argues the opportunities and inertia for effective reuse of these assets. The study emphasizes the results of the alienation processes that have gradually taken place in the country, which may be reproducible in other international contexts through corresponding legislation and real estate interest of the organization. Based on the Spanish legal context, two case studies are analyzed to address and characterize the main features of the reuse processes, demonstrating a predominantly speculative approach by the Ministry of Defence when proposing the alienation operations of these assets.

Rafael Campos Hernández, Rector of Aliat Universidades, discusses the evolving role of higher education institutions in addressing labor market needs. He emphasizes the importance of universities innovating in academic scenarios, learning integration, teaching profiles, and growth demands of young and older adults. He advocates for education that is pragmatic, lifelong, and tailored to individual differences, with universities acting as catalysts for personal growth and learning throughout one's active life.