DILEMATA is a thought-provoking platform dedicated to the interplay of ethics, philosophy, and public affairs, curated by a team of scholars from Spanish and Latin American universities. This quarterly publication serves as a vibrant forum for dialogue and reflection on pressing issues in philosophy, science, and ethics. Each issue features a selection of compelling articles that challenge readers to engage in critical debates. Contributions in the latest edition include explorations of the status of the human embryo, advancements in genetic enhancement and transhumanism, and the ethical implications of emotions in decision-making, particularly concerning disability.

In addition to in-depth articles, DILEMATA also includes book reviews that further enrich the discourse, such as analyses of "Ethics of Research for Social Sciences" and "Invisible Childhood: Ethical-Political Issues Surrounding Children." Aiming to foster thoughtful engagement with complex ethical dilemmas, DILEMATA invites its readership to partake in the ongoing conversation about how our ethical choices shape both individual lives and society at large.