Julio Cesar Aquino Teles Ferreira

Master in History from the Graduate Program in History at the Federal University of São Paulo (PPGH/UNIFESP) and licensed in History by the School of Philosophy, Languages, and Human Sciences at the same institution (EFLCH-UNIFESP). Member of the Iberian Studies Center at EFLCH/UNIFESP and founding member of the Center for Research in Probabilism and Legal Rhetoric (CEPPRO). In 2022, completed an extension course at the University of Salamanca (USAL) with a scholarship from the Santander Ibero-American Program. Currently serves as Coordinator of The International History Students Historians Groups (IHSHG) in Brazil and has been a permanent History teacher for the São Paulo Municipal Government since 2024. His research focuses on the History of Law and Justice in the Ibero-American world, with an emphasis on topics such as legal interpretation, rhetoric, casuistry, probabilism, and moral theology. He is also interested in Education and Human Rights in Teaching. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)