Five years ago, Javier Alcázar was hospitalized for prostate cancer surgery. At 46, he faced an illness rarely discussed openly. From this experience and a transformative summer in 2021, The MoveMen was born, aiming to break the taboo surrounding male cancer. We spoke with Javier about his journey.

Ana María Pinar, a Hispanic philologist and advertising screenwriter, explores the controversial case of former Ecuadorian president Rafael Correa in her documentary "Influjo Psíquico." Filmed across eight countries, it reflects on the political use of justice, also known as lawfare. Pinar also discusses future projects on influential women and Ignacio Sánchez Mejías.

María José Rubio's *La marquesa y Bonaparte* uncovers two lesser-known figures from Napoleonic Europe, exploring a time where art, diplomacy, and personal relationships influenced political strategy. The author illustrates how historical research enriches her fiction, seeking to understand the past through human complexity.

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Invited to the Excellence and Inspiration Meetings in Zaragoza, World Capital of Garnacha, Jerónimo Pérez shares his vision on the strategic role of design in brand building. He explains how visual identity can differentiate regions, engage new audiences, and elevate local products into recognized symbols beyond their borders.

During the Excellence and Inspiration Meetings, a key initiative of Zaragoza as the World Capital of Garnacha, David Ruiz shares his vision for building strong territorial brands. He argues that a city's reputation is forged through a coherent and authentic narrative, not isolated campaigns.