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The course aims to encourage reflection on new masculinities based on equality, co-responsibility, and healthy relationships

Ricardo Recuero warns of the “extraordinary” growth in the student body, which now exceeds 17,000 students, more than 6,000 compared to 2019. More than 2,000 additional students enrolled in the last academic year (2024/2025) highlight the need to reinforce educational resources in the city.

Ricardo Recuero warns of the “extraordinary” growth in the student body, which now exceeds 17,000 students, more than 6,000 compared to 2019. More than 2,000 additional students enrolled in the last academic year (2024/2025) highlight the need to reinforce educational resources in the city.

The City Council is reinforcing security and healthcare services in response to the high influx of visitors.

The company ORIGEN MURCIA, SA will manage the space for 10 years with an investment of nearly one million euros. The City Council guarantees the continuity of the traditional market and opens a new process to define the uses of the upper floors.

The municipal initiative seeks to strengthen coping capacity in the face of stress and anxiety in essential public services

The event brings together educational centers, universities, training entities and security forces, with an expected attendance of more than 1,500 students and the participation of students from Torrevieja and other towns in the area

The event will bring together educational centers, universities, training entities and security forces, with an expected attendance of more than 1,500 students and the participation of students from Torrevieja and other municipalities in the area.

The UPCCA presents “Family Conversations I” and the “I School for Families”, two free initiatives aimed at parents, educators and the general public

The University of Murcia will develop the program through Professor Aurelio Olmedilla Zafra, a specialist in Psychology of Physical Activity and Sport.

The contract, with an estimated value of more than 133,000 euros, for two years plus a two-year extension, will allow specialized sessions to be developed in all schools and institutes in the city.

On Tuesday, February 24, the Virgen del Carmen Cultural Center will host a screening and subsequent discussion of Stanley Kubrick's film, with free admission until capacity is reached.

The program will address topics of special interest such as setting limits and rules in the family, cybersecurity and parental control, communication in the family environment, and preventing the use of vapes, tobacco, and snuff.