October 29 marks World Stroke Day — the leading cause of death among women in Spain. In women, the classic symptoms—loss of strength on one side, difficulty speaking, or facial paralysis—may appear in subtler ways, delaying the request for medical attention. Valencia – On the occasion of World Stroke Day, specialists from the Vithas Valencia Turia Hospital, part of…
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At the Palau-Castell de Betxí, more than a hundred voices gathered for the 3rd International Conference on Agroecology and Women to discuss the challenges and opportunities of a fair, sustainable, and human-centered agricultural model. Amid Renaissance stone walls and the scent of soil, agroecology emerged as a universal language of respect, equality, and hope. By M.ª Pilar Rueda Requena…
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In the age of screens, food has ceased to be merely a pleasure of the palate to become a visual and emotional language. The presentation of a dish—once a mere detail—has today transformed into an act of respect, identity, and aesthetic communication that redefines the very meaning of cuisine. By Ziead Soltan HoyLunes – For decades, gastronomy was defined…
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A name that has traveled through centuries—between empires and affections—from the solemnity of the Roman Claudians to the everyday tenderness of Spanish girls. “Claudia” is today a name of both strength and grace, preserving in its root the brilliance of history and the charm of the timeless. By Ehab Soltan HoyLunes – Some names seem destined to endure. “Claudia”…
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Between lucidity and irony, “Millones al horno” (“Millions in the Oven”) reveals the talent of a journalist who turned the newspaper column into a literary gem. His writing—light, precise, and sharp—transforms the everyday into an x-ray of the modern soul. By Jorge Alonso Curiel HoyLunes – Without solemnity, without dogmas, and with simplicity, clarity, wit, elegance, lucidity, critical insight,…
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Between fragility and hope: when love becomes the force that defies cancer. By Claudia Benitez HoyLunes – Within the body, a garden blooms — delicate flowers, beautiful even in their fragility. Where life once overflowed, now dwells a silent battle: that faceless visitor spreading like an endless winter. The skin remembers every touch, every scar that tells a story…
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Basking in the sun—mindfully and safely—strengthens the body, awakens the spirit, regulates sleep, and renews inner vitality. Something as simple as stepping into the light can, in fact, become a silent medicine that transforms well-being. By Jorge Alonso Curiel HoyLunes – Believe it or not, sunbathing is one of the simplest and healthiest pleasures we can enjoy. Beyond the…
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The visit took place as part of the Master’s in Hospital Architecture promoted by “Alebat Education” and “Serta Salud Arquitectos”. Vithas Valencia Turia Hospital stands out for its efficient use of natural light, the integration of environmentally friendly materials, and its commitment to so-called “healing spaces,” designed to promote patients’ physical and emotional well-being. Valencia – A group of…
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When creativity meets solidarity: the Las Américas Shopping Center in Torrent hosts the first edition of the “Friki Fair and Lego Expo-Workshops”—a free event for families to enjoy, support local talent, and share smiles through a major charity collection. Valencia – On “Saturday, October 25, 2025”, from “10:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.”, the “Las Américas Shopping Center” (Avenida al…
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The new website (http://www.habraquecomer.com) brings together the experience and critical perspective of “Alfonso López”, a seasoned communicator and gastronomic journalist, in an editorial project that combines news, critique, and culinary culture with a rigorous, independent, and approachable outlook. Cantabria — Habrá Que Comer was created with the aim of offering a reference space for gastronomy enthusiasts, with special attention…
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