The event, sponsored by the University of Granada, brought together young people from university clubs in various provinces.  Half of the judges were people who have experience in academic debates, and the other half were experts in the various subject areas. 

For this edition, the question that was discussed was: “Does the use of new technologies move us towards unique thought?” 

The structure of the debate involved an introduction, various refutations, interjections and conclusions. There was a preliminary stage and a final stage. Four groups consisting of six teams each were set up and a league was held between the teams in each group and they faced each other only once.

The two first members of each group to be classified went on to the final stage. The teams which faced each other were UIC Barcelona and Babel 2. UIC Barcelona was the winner of the competition and received a prize of 500 Euros, and the university was awarded a trophy and also the best speaker prize for our law student Pedro Pérez-Cuesta. Teams who make it to the final receive a commemorative trophy and 150 euros. Each team contains between two and five members. One of the members acts as captain of the team. For each debate there were a mimimum of two speakers and a maximum of five speakers for each team.