Sixth-grade students from CEIP Reyes Católicos visit the exhibition dedicated to the Huelva-born journalist and take part in a workshop on 19th-century press.

Mariló Montero Shares Her Experience and Advice with Future Journalists in the Workshop "Inspiring Vocations"

The Andalusian College of Journalists will award Jesús Hermida the Honorary Member Posthumously distinction, the highest recognition granted by the Public Law Corporation of Andalusian journalists, and Rafael Terán the Medal of Honor. The ceremony will take place during the VI Regional Meeting, held for the first time in the Huelva towns of Isla Cristina and Huelva, from March 28 to 30.

An artistic interpretation of Jesús Hermida’s historic article on the rain that defined Holy Week in 1963.

Freedom of Expression Workshop with Edith Rodríguez

Tomorrow, Thursday, March 13, at 7:00 PM, a workshop on freedom of expression will be held, led by Edith Rodríguez, a representative of the NGO Reporters Without Borders. Organized by the Jesús Hermida Communication Center, this event aims to reflect on the vital role of journalism in society and the challenges facing press freedom, both in Spain and globally.

Through the discussion "Unpacking Marches," the renowned composers will reveal the deep emotional meaning behind their most famous processional marches.

On Monday, March 31, the Huelva Communication Center will host "Unpacking Marches," a unique event where acclaimed processional music composers Abel Moreno and Manuel Marvizón will share the stories and significance behind some of their most iconic compositions.

In collaboration with Moeve, the debate focused on how communication drives social and economic transformation in Andalusia.

On Wednesday, March 19, Dircom Andalucía, in partnership with Moeve, hosted an insightful debate on the role of communication as a catalyst for social and economic change. The discussion highlighted key strategies organizations use to leverage communication in driving meaningful transformations within their communities.

The influencer shares his perspective on humor and the challenges of creating content for social media.

In a lively discussion, the popular influencer offered insights into his creative process and the challenges of producing content in today’s digital world.

María Nieves ‘Mavi’ and Jaime, the children of Jesús Hermida, received the posthumous Honorary Member distinction from the Andalusian College of Professional Journalists in Huelva.

The ceremony, held at the Jesús Hermida Communication Center, marked the conclusion of the VI Regional Meeting of the Andalusian College of Journalists and coincided with the tenth anniversary of Hermida’s passing.

During the event, speakers highlighted Hermida’s ethical values and groundbreaking contributions to journalism, particularly in television.

On Monday, March 31, bringing the first quarter's cultural program to a close, composers Abel Moreno and Manuel Marvizón visited the Jesús Hermida Communication Center. In a captivating discussion, they shared the stories behind some of their most iconic marches, which were brought to life by a group of musicians from the Huelva Municipal Symphonic Band.

The audience had the chance to explore the deep emotions woven into the melodies of Abel Moreno and Manuel Marvizón—composers who have made history in our Holy Week tradition with hundreds of processional marches.