The Bicis para la Vida by Skoda project, sponsored by the Fundación Alberto Contador, returned last week from the Moroccan High Atlas after developing a new delivery of bicycles in the Tessaout valley

A hundred diners gathered this Friday at the solidarity dinner promoted by the Fundación Alberto Contador and the Hotel Sercotel Princesa Éboli de Pinto, an evening organized to raise funds for the project Bicis para la Vida

After passing through Madrid, Bilbao and Malaga, the awareness campaign ‘Próxima Estación Prevención del Ictus’ resumes its activity and arrives this week at the Santa Justa railway station in Seville, where it will remain between 24 and 26 October

The Fundación Alberto Contador and the Hotel Sercotel Princesa Éboli de Pinto celebrate a solidarity dinner to raise funds next October 26 where the agreement will be presented

Magnificent day of cycling in the morning of this Sunday with the celebration, in Pinto (Madrid), of the second edition of the Race Schools of the Fundación Alberto Contador

The Bicycles for Life programme, co-sponsored by the Alberto Contador Foundation, the Ananta Foundation and the Seur Foundation, has developed three new actions over the course of this week

The Bicis para la Vida campaign promoted by the Fundacion Contador, the Fundación Ananta and the Fundación Seur has been one of the protagonists of “Tres mundos, solidaridad” (“Three worlds, solidarity”, into english) programme on Radio Nacional de España, which in its last broadcast focused on the bicycle and its possibilities as a tool to […]

The María Zambrano railway station in Malaga will be the third stop of the ‘Próxima Estación Prevención del Ictus’ on the 27th and 28th of June

The Abando-Indalencio Prieto station in Bilbao will this week be the first stop on the new tour that the ‘Próxima Estación Prevención del Ictus’ campaign will face during 2018 with the aim of promoting awareness and prevention of this disease.

They say that bicycles are the most special toys for children, because they begin to give them autonomy, they give them freedom, they even teach them that after a fall they always have to get up; they also reinforce their confidence and safety with the unconscious triviality of daily use or the unconscious acquisition of skills