Dirac Dist Abastos comic

I remember perfectly the first time I saw my wife cooking. She was nervous. I had gone to her house to ask for her hand (back when that was still a thing), and while my parents were talking to my future in-laws, I approached the kitchen. Leaning against the door frame, I watched her for a while without her noticing. She was so beautiful!! Just like now. Although seeing her in this hospital bed breaks my heart. Pedro, fishmonger. "It´s over. Everything is over. The coffees with the girls, the Thursday night drinking, the hours in the library... Even the classes on Roman law, I think I´m going to miss them. Well, not really. Not the Roman law, it was so hard for me to pass... And it didn´t even end up being useful. Yes, I know mom, life isn´t fair. But this is bullshit. I passed everything. And now this. What a load of crap. Okay, okay, I won´t talk like that anymore. By the way, it smells so good. What are you making? Silvia, student. Reduction of university scholarship amounts and stricter academic requirements for obtaining or renewing them. 30,000 fewer university students with scholarships. The amount of benefits for dependency decreases by 15%. The government stops contributing for family caregivers. Cases considered less serious have been excluded from the system until 2015. More than 190,000 people are waiting for the help they are entitled to. This is the general panorama in which our story takes place. It is the story of Silvia, a 2nd year law student, who sees her continuation in university in danger due to last minute changes in the academic criteria for scholarship renewal. And it is also the story of Pedro, a fishmonger at the Santiago Market, whose business has seen better days. The sudden illness of his wife, bedridden due to a stroke, causes his whole world to come crashing down. The restaurant ABASTOS 2.0, attached to the market, will be the meeting point of both stories. Stories that will not lack solidarity, the desire to fight, and exquisite dishes that bring happiness to both those who taste them and those who prepare them.