There is a famous poem, erroneously attributed to Jorge Luis Borges that reads as follows: "If I could live my life over again,/ in the next one I would try to make less mistakes./ I would not try to be so perfect, I would relax more./ [...] I would have more real problems and less imaginary ones." The poem is not so good, but it does get something right: the ease with which human beings get lost when they have to try to distinguish what matters and what doesn't.

Dejusticia intervened in a lawsuit arguing the unconstitutional nature of laws that regulate military service for trans people. For the plaintiffs these laws ignore their gender identity. Dejusticia has asked the Court to declare itself inhibited from releasing a substantive ruling.

I was lucky enough to be present during the recent Greek referendum regarding its negoations with the Eurozone.