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Madrid | September 14, 2018 Some familiar faces have reappeared on the microphones of Radio Terrícola during this particularly bright and spring-like morning. Friends that we always welcome with a smile on our faces for the, always pleasant and...

Madrid | September 14, 2018 When you walk through the door of the Envera Integral Disability Center in Colmenar Viejo, a well-uniformed and self-confident gentleman opens the door with a friendly gesture of welcome,...

Madrid | September 14, 2018 This morning we received a welcome visit from some of Iberia's top people managers. They are: Ernesto Santos Martín, Director of Talent and Innovation; Gemma Fernández Luis,...

Madrid | September 14, 2018 We could not have suspected that the Radio Terrícola studio today was going to be a hive of a fired-up audience, taken over, literally, by young people exultant with vigor and sympathy. About thirty students, together with their...

Valladolid | September 14, 2018 First thing in the morning, the Radio Terrícola team set out to face a new challenge in the hectic season that we started just a few weeks ago. An outstanding team,...

Envera has donated more than 1,500 kilos of food to the Red Cross thanks to the work carried out by the students of the AgroEnvera training project developed in Tenerife with the support of the Canary Islands Employment Service and the Ministry of Labor. The donation, which aims to help the most disadvantaged families in the Tacoronte Acentejo region of Tenerife, comes from the agricultural and ecological production that Envera students learn to grow during their training. Among this varied production are lettuce, zucchini, chard, bubangos, potatoes, millet pineapples, peppers and other fresh and quality foods that can provide nutritional value to the people who receive them.

Inclusion arrived six months ago at the Carrefour Parquesol Shopping Center in Valladolid when Carmila, a company specialized in the revitalization of shopping centers adjacent to Carrefour hypermarkets, and Envera, a non-profit organization that for 40 years has dedicated its efforts to the social and labor insertion of people with disabilities, decided to open Envera Inclusion Point, a solidarity space where people are given a second chance, as well as objects lost in airplanes and airports. Envera landed in Valladolid last February with the inauguration of the Inclusion Point at Carrefour Parquesol in a ceremony presided over by the mayor of the Valladolid capital, Óscar Puente, and which was also attended by Ignacio Tremiño, deputy for Valladolid and spokesman of the Commission for Integral Disability Policies of the Congress; José Antonio Quintero, president of Envera; Carlos Pilar, commercial director of Carmila; María Cid, director of the Carrefour Foundation; and Envera's beneficiaries.

After a total of 563 laps of the Jarama circuit, the Envera Ford Fiesta ST managed to be the second classified of the XV Edition of the 24 Hours Ford thanks to the strategy and, above all, to the joint work demonstrated by the members of the Envera team, with the support of El Confidencial and with the ambassadors Ángel Expósito and Jesús Álvarez at the head. Both journalists led the team made up of drivers from Autopista.es, Men's Health and Ford, as well as beneficiaries, professionals and Envera collaborators who were also present during the 24-hour competition that began at 5:30 p.m. on Friday, July 6.

Photographer Antonio Martín, with intellectual disabilities and member of the Envera association, has been taking portraits of the residents of the Alameda de Osuna neighborhood for more than twenty years. The exhibition, curated by Mingote award winner Miguel Berrocal and organized with the support of Iberia and the Madrid City Council, can be visited until August 26 at the Gloria Fuertes Cultural Center in the capital as part of PHotoESPAÑA 2018.