Valley Partners
No town in the Valley should go untold
We are looking for companies and institutions committed to the Almanzora to bring quality reports, interviews and video to its 27 towns. On one non-negotiable condition: our independence.
Series · 27 towns, 27 stories
Episode 1: what nobody has told you about your town
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- 54,652 residents in 27 municipalities
- −4.3% population since 2011, while the province of Almería has grown by 10%
- 16 towns with fewer than 1,000 inhabitants
- 23 of 27 municipalities have lost residents since 2011
Source: INE (Spanish Statistics Office), municipal register at 1 January 2025 compared with 2011.
A Valley that is emptying while the province grows
The Valley only makes the big media when something bad happens. Its people, its trades and its projects barely get a showcase, and what isn't told ends up forgotten. We are already out on the street, town by town. With partners, we can reach them all.
What we'll do together
Our own content, made on the street and designed to be shared.
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27 towns, 27 stories
A series that travels to every municipality: its people, its trades and what hardly anyone knows about it.
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The market route
Our flagship video format: street questions at the weekly markets, from town to town.
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Valley people
Interviews with entrepreneurs, craftspeople, athletes and young people who stay… or who come back.
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Trades with a future
Stone, farming, esparto or technology: the work that keeps the Valley going and the work that is still to come.
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Valley memory
Festivals, traditions and recipes that deserve to be written down for those who come after us.
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Valley alerts
Weather warnings, closures and road updates on the web and on WhatsApp: a useful service every day.
We're already out on the street
Our own video, familiar faces and the Valley's sense of humour: when locals see themselves, they recognise themselves and share it. And every day, the news from the 27 towns on the web, on social media and on WhatsApp.
- 607 stories published since 2023
- 129,500 views of “Questions at the Albox market” on TikTok
- 108,000 views of the same video on Facebook
- 5,300 followers across Facebook, Instagram and TikTok
Social media: public data from September 2026.
How to get involved
Each partner chooses how to help. These are the most common ways, and we adapt them to what you need.
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Story partner
For companies that want to support a specific piece.
- A report or an interview on video and on the web
- A “Supported by” credit on the piece and on social media
- The piece's results once it's done
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Series partner
For those who want to leave their mark on a whole season.
- A full series, such as “27 towns, 27 stories”
- Presence in every episode, on the web and on social media
- Public launch of the series
- Quarterly results report
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Valley partner
For those who want to drive the whole project for a year.
- Support for every series and for the newsroom
- Featured presence as a partner on the website
- Annual meeting with readers
- Annual impact report
Independence in writing
A partner's support doesn't buy headlines. These rules are part of every agreement we sign:
- No partner sees, reviews or approves a piece before it is published.
- Everything made with support carries a clearly visible “Supported by” label.
- We report on our partners as we would on any other company or institution.
- We publish who our partners are.
- If an agreement compromises our independence, we don't sign it.
Shall we talk?
We'll walk you through the project, at your company or here in the Valley, and put together a proposal tailored to you.
Or write to us directly at info@elvalleactualidad.com