By. Osiris Valdés López

 In the universe of contemporary communication, where immediacy often eclipses depth, El Querendón Newspaper emerges as a steady, composed voice committed to truth. Founded on July 16, 2006, this publication does more than inform: it interprets, contextualizes, and accompanies the social pulse of a region that finds in its pages a faithful reflection of its reality.

By José Luis Ortiz Güell

 New archaeological findings challenge the patriarchal narrative of prehistory and raise an uncomfortable question: When did we start erasing women from history?

 For generations, history books have portrayed the Neolithic as a world of strong men and passive women. But the unearthed bones tell a very different story. In sites from Çatalhöyük to the Iberian Peninsula, osteological analyses reveal that many tombs with lavish grave goods—once automatically attributed to men—actually belong to women. Their femurs show signs of intense physical activity, their hips bear the marks of multiple childbirths… and their arms display the same spear marks as the men’s.

 By José Luis Ortiz Güell

 Madrid, April 11, 2025 – Once again, the Spanish capital donned its finest attire to host another exciting edition of the Multicultural Europe Awards, solidifying its position as one of the continent’s most prestigious gatherings in the celebration of excellence, commitment, and diversity.

When Photography Becomes Awareness, Memory, and Global Hope
By José Luis Ortiz Güell

 In a world saturated with fleeting images, where the click of a camera is often brief and soulless, there is a gaze that lingers, that observes, that breathes humanity into every frame: that of Rafael Plaza Aragonés. A former war correspondent, his photographs have not only appeared in the world’s most important newspapers, but have also managed to find their way into the most intimate corners of the human soul, reminding us that art, when born from pain and commitment, can also be a caress.