Interviews, reports and news from the CEEM archive. Publication dates provide context: historical references do not necessarily describe current conditions.
This archive entry reproduces a laSexta feature on alternatives to traditional burial, including a farewell at sea. The publication’s source is linked directly. Historical prices and statements are not current quotations.
A La Opinión de Murcia report about plans for maritime ceremonies in the Region of Murcia, mentioning Águilas and Mazarrón and the permissions being discussed at that time. This is a historical news report, not a present availability notice.
A Diario de Sevilla news item about a proposed declaration of responsibility for companies depositing funerary urns or ashes at sea. The original source and archived Spanish text are retained.
An archived Informativos Telecinco news item about the declaration of responsibility discussed for maritime funerary services. Its legal statements belong to the original publication context.
A La Vanguardia news item on the regulatory context for depositing funerary ashes at sea. The archive preserves the original article and links to the newspaper; it does not provide current legal advice.
An EFE Verde report on the declaration of responsibility and the administrative context of funerary ashes at sea. The source attribution and original publication are preserved.
An interview with Mariló Velasco about the origins of Cenizas en el Mar, its environmental approach and the practical challenges of maritime farewells. The questions and answers remain intact in Spanish, with links to Ecofuneral.
La Voz de Cádiz tells the story of Mariló Velasco and the beginnings of Cenizas en el Mar, inspired by her father’s wish for a farewell at sea. The feature is preserved as a historical account, including its original source.
An El País feature on maritime farewells, their legal and environmental context and the businesses involved. The archived text and source link are preserved; historical penalties and regulatory descriptions require context.
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