Secretary General of the National Centre of Intelligence (CNI) to address a seminar on fundamental rights

Arturo Relanzón, Secretary General of the CNI A seminar on -Intelligence and Fundamental Rights- will take place next Wednesday, May 10th,. This inaugural conference will be headed by Arturo Relanzón, the Secretary General of the National Centre of Intelligence (CNI) since 2020, whose image didn-t grace the news until two years later when CNI decided to publish it on their web page. The conference will take place at 9am in the Graduate Hall of the Law School at the University of Valencia. Arturo Relanzón, the number two in charge of the Spanish secret services will be presented by José Luis González Cussac, professor of Criminal Law and the head of the Criminology and Criminal Sciences Institute at the University of Valencia, whose department along with the Human Rights Institute, organized this academic forum. Born in Toledo in 1959, Arturo Relanzón serves as infantry colonel. In 1989, he joined the CESID (Spanish military intelligence agency), where he began lending his services to the Division of Counter-Terrorism. He worked in the Operative Action Division from 1990, occupying various head offices, until 2004 when he joined the National Centre of Intelligence (CNI).