Enrique López, an insightful civil servant and PhD in psychology, has devoted 32 years to transforming juvenile delinquency systems with compassionate expertise. Hailing from a background steeped in both academic and practical understanding of criminal behavior, he has been instrumental in shaping the evolution of youth offender laws and rehabilitation centers. López's work uniquely bridges the gap between control and education, advocating for a model that treats children with the empathy and regard they deserve. By engaging with international legislation and pioneering partnerships with foundations and NGOs, he has profoundly impacted the future of at-risk youth, ensuring they are seen and supported as children first.