Valls commemorates World Fibromyalgia Day with a roundtable discussion
World Fibromyalgia Day has left a mark in Valls. The Vallsgenera auditorium hosted an event that aimed to place the disease at the center of public debate.
The event took place on May 12, 2026, with the notable participation of Mayor Dolors Farré, accompanied by local councilors such as Francesc Blasco, Martí Barberà, and Natàlia Moncunill, according to the Valls City Council.
The commemoration in detail
A roundtable as the epicenter
The event included a roundtable where various aspects related to fibromyalgia were addressed. This space served to share experiences and put on the table the difficulties faced by those affected.
The manifesto read by the mayor
Dolors Farré was in charge of reading the official manifesto of World Fibromyalgia Day, a key moment that served to raise awareness of the disease and demand greater social and healthcare attention.
Institutional presence at the event
Committed councilors
Councilors Francesc Blasco, Martí Barberà, and Natàlia Moncunill attended the event, showing the municipal government's support for initiatives that promote awareness about fibromyalgia.
A gesture of local support
The active participation of local authorities reflects Valls’ desire to be a reference in the fight against this disease, while promoting actions that help improve the quality of life of those affected.
Context and importance of fibromyalgia
What is fibromyalgia?
Fibromyalgia is a chronic disease characterized by widespread muscle pain, fatigue, and other symptoms that affect the daily lives of those who suffer from it.
Visibility and need for recognition
Events like the one held at Vallsgenera serve to break the stigma and promote better societal understanding of this pathology, which is still often unknown or misunderstood.
A reminder that fibromyalgia is not just physical pain, but a constant struggle demanding more resources and social sensitivity.
A roundtable and a manifesto will not change the world, but they can be the first step to leave no one behind.
Source of the article: Valls City Council
