Cabanillas de la Sierra lights up pink for breast cancer awareness

The City Council joins the awareness campaign and research support with a solidarity march this Saturday.

Generic image of a public building illuminated in pink at night.
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Generic image of a public building illuminated in pink at night.

The Cabanillas de la Sierra City Council will be illuminated in pink starting this weekend to support breast cancer patients, survivors, and their families, joining the awareness and research support campaign.

Breast cancer is a cause that affects us all, and this weekend forces are uniting to raise awareness, support research, and accompany those who fight the disease daily. The City Council's facade will be lit pink as a symbol of support.
On Saturday, October 17th, a manifesto reading and a circular route will take place. The start is at 10:00 AM from the Municipal Sports Center. The route will be adapted for all levels, with short and long options. Registration and further information are available at the Municipal Sports Center or via email.
Relevant data indicates that over 35,000 cases are diagnosed annually in Spain, and more than 500,000 people live with the disease. The consequences are not only physical but also occupational and emotional.
The Spanish Association Against Cancer (AECC) offers free 24-hour support, 365 days a year at 900 100 036 and dedicates over €32 million to research grants.
Citizens are encouraged to participate in the march to walk together, raise visibility for the cause, and help provide support and fund research.
Based on information from the official source: Ayuntamiento de Cabanillas de la Sierra (16/10/2026)