The Art of Guerra
After the hustle and bustle of New York, Miguel Guerra seeks peace, quiet and superheroes in Valencia. Miguel Guerra’s children go to the same school that his aunt went…
Otos: the Village where Time (almost) Stands Still
Hidden away in the deep, dark, rocky recesses of the Vall de Albaida, to the far far west of Valencia, is a village where time stands still. Or at least…
Javier Alvarez Finds the Route
Javier Alvarez is a Valencian biologist and journalist who has travelled the world working on a multitude of projects. ‘The Route’ is one such project, a documentary which relates the…
Home is Where the Heart is: Quimi Romar
William Morris once said: “Have nothing in your houses that you do not know to be useful, or believe to be beautiful,” and the Valencian company Quimi Romar would appear…
Infamol De-Parts for Mexico
The Valencian manufacturer Infamol, based in the town of El Puig, famous for its printing museum, has opened a site in Celaya, Mexico, where it will produce injection moulds for…
Guilt, Showers and Better Things
If somebody ever discovers how to bottle and sell guilt, they will make a fortune. People enjoy feeling guilty pleasure, and never so much so than when they are spending…
Valencia and Belgium Fighting Cancer Together
Valencian bio-technology company Biosequence is at the forefront of the worldwide fight against cancer, and has recently internationalized the effort. Biosequence offers genetic testing to personalize and increase treatment options of cancer patients,…
Relendo: Access not Ownership
“Neither a borrower nor a lender be” said Shakespeare through the character Polonius in Hamlet, and Polonius was almost immediately run through by Hamlet’s sword. Dhiren Chatlani has had better…
Sagunto EOI Found in the Huerta
A sizeable group of students from the Official School of Languages, accompanied by their teachers Elvira, Peter and Rita, were the latest to experience Valencia International’s Wander through the Huerta.…
Francisco Mora: Valencia’s Gaudí? Part One
Thousands of people visit Gaudí’s monuments in Barcelona, and his name appears in films such as Vicky, Christina, Barcelona, Gaudí Afternoon and Antonioni’s The Passenger; and yet Valencia has its…
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